... street, from Thomas Benmlamin White to F1rancls John Trasure,' allowed; Castle [mv, Castle MZil street, from John Lund to Thomas Tordle Drys- :dnle, allowed; jWlell, Narrow Wine street, from Amelia Blake to John Eddolis, allowed, Oxford Ardie, Oxford street7 ...

... constable on Sunday evening was yester- day reported to be progressing favourably, RAID FOR ARMS. An armed and disguised party, numbering about sixteen, made a raid for arms in the Ashford district, West Limerick, on Sunday night, and various weapons were taken ...

... immnedia~tely called the attention of John EHunt, the signalmnan on daty, en-d both proceeded to the spot where the sounda pro. ceeded and found Hawkins suff~ering from terrible injuries. He had been run over and had hi3 left arm shoekingly cruehed and mangled ...

... College: £100 of the legacy is dirtoted to. be laid out in the pucbase of.glate, to be insclbed with bhs arme, for the .ue of the college. The will of Sir John Nodes Dickinson, formerly of No, 5, Marlborough-buildfnug, Batb, and of No. 33, York street, Port ...

... hand and arm drawn in by the rolleso, which weve revoliog, up t' hih elbow. It was some time before the rol!=r3 could ba raleed, and the arm released, It wz's found to ba seriously equeezed; no bono was broken, but a hole wae made through the arm by the ...

... the crew :- John Williams, aged 40, Liverpool, cook, James Owen, 40, Newport (Pew), steward, David Willie, 26, Pembrey, donkeyman, George Cook, 56, Belfast, fireman, John Finn, 57, Slgo, fireman. Augustus Hall, 43, Boston, able seaman. c John Yeo, 35, Plymouth ...

... widow of the late John Granter, aged 73. HIARRlsON.-Jan. 28, at New King street, Bat.i Mr Harrison, aged 84. LIVis.-Feb. I. at Wells, Somerset, Jane, the belove(l Vi3 of Mr C. Lewis. Deeply regretted NORTI.-Jan, 29. at Treforgan, Cardigan, PXetyy wife of ...

... 1000; Pontypuol, per 1C00. In Cardigan it is 6 4 per 1000; at Kerthyi:; is 2 8 pe 1C000 ; at Swansea it is 3 4 per 1000 ; at Neo: 4 9 per 1000. It is lowest at Absrlstwlth, where ift, 2 7 per 1000; It is highest at Cardigan, where it i0 i per 1000. The ...

... Moses; dingl, J. BE, Wlliamson; potatoes, R. England ; chzose, butter, and provisions, fifr Cardiff, E. John an3 ('o. provisions, for Dlandaff, John Isaacsc for Forth, J>1:10 Evans, A tender for the extension of the sheds in which inen are employed in ...

... returned unopposed on Thursday. We leasn from a communication from Portsmouth that the candidature of our fellow-citizen, Mr. John F. 'Norris pronises to have a successful result, Ths general enthusiasm, says our informant, with which the Liberal candidates ...

... throat; And presently, vwhen Inges gave the signal to his friend, A pair of strong arms seized his kercher, one at either ?? that is how they tbrottlo The vulgar clown, John Cottle, And hold him in asn iron grip till, all his struggles o'er, lis hulking ...

... Of P and about that hour the wedding party arrived in Pori three carriages, As the bride entered the church A leaning on the arm of her father Mr R. T. Ward to played a march by W. Hill. The bride wore a dress fide of, cream silk with fronts draped of lace ...