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... stones the same date on the Marine Parade, the great danger of the public. Grattan pleaded guilty ami Down not. Hitchcock repeated his former evidence, and proved that Grattan and Down both threw stones him ami some struck Saunders, who fully corroborated ...
... tin- Griffiths, Hugh, Aherystwith, Esrj. Griffiths, John, Arms Inn, Llandovery, innkeeper Griffiths, John, Parehmn. Hunts, |*>i|. (master mariner Griffiths, Joshua, High-tormcc, New Quay. Cardigan, Griffiths, Maurice Gmndairo-tcrraec, South Peng© P:urk ...
... Carnarvon, Phjlpot, John, Ramsgnto, Kent, gentleman [tluiuon Philpott, Mrs. Mary Ann, Poole Vya. Mint. EC. { Phimw. John Thompson, Surrey lloutto, 38, Carl ton-road, Vale, gontlom.in Phipps, Rar. John Thompson, 3. Mnry’» Vale, Chatham Phipps, John Tliompson, and ...
... Hughes, John, BodbroUi, Cerrigceinween, Angleesm, February 19,1880. Hughe*, John, Tho Cantlo Hotel, Amlwch, hotel keeper iluirhoM, llor. John, Twdwelliojj Vicarage, Pwllheli HughoM, John Evann, 23, Victoria-road, Choxter,gentleman Hughes, ...
... before L, J. and S. Osborne, Eaqs., the following parents were summoned Mr. John Jerrard, school inspector : Thomas Wood, Benjamin Mills, David Cousins, William Cross, Darid Grattan, William Lao-, J-tmes Jones, Charles Mills, William Forsythe, and Thomas ...
... Magistrates Satur lav »st : Abbotsbury, John Hayward. >r;e Ford; Bincombe, Percival Cake and John Cake ; \lh'*lhampton, G. W. Homer, and Birlestone ; Brad- ford Peverell, Joseph J O. Saunders; I Broadraayne, George Voss, John Barfl-tt ; ( GRATirrmo —The following ...
... sheep. The disease was moderately in Berke, Cheshire, Dorset, Norfolk, Rutland, Suffolk, Stafford, Sussex, Wilts, Anglesea, Cardigan, Denbigh, Flint, Isle of M-^ and the whole of Ireland, killing off 846,000 out of cc There has been • serious lose in Redford ...
... testify the grant afltawy Du Bsaar's Food rostering and sustaining health, bavins taken for nervousness and weakness. (Mrs.) E. Grattan.* Cura No. iif.Xlg, at dyspepsia and liver eomplslnta —From Istc Right Hon. the htuort Docloe Uromaiis, Lord-Uoutonant at ...
... of whom have served the office of Mayor, have now been appointed. Bulgaria is said to be prepared on a large scale for war, arms and ammunition are arriving from Russia. and the Bulgarian uniform is said to be altered so as to be nearly like the Russian ...
... house through a window. The prisoner was remanded. On Wednesday morning a shocking wife murder was perpetrated at Manchester. John Chorlton, a young man, a painter, who lived in Rochdale-road, threatened to put his wifo's eyes out because of some quarrel ...
... his s int rest in peace. Mr. Brooks formerly belonged to the 11th Hussars, and the Colorel of that regiment, the Earl of Cardigan, on visiting the C mvict Establishment some time after. recognised Mr. Brooks, end complimented him on his position at Portland ...
... time of his death. The cause of death was apoplexy. Vardictr— Death from Natural Causes. Mr. Brooks had served under Lord Cardigan ; in the • oonvict service he was a man of wonderful nerve, knew the requirements of the service, and whatever he said to ...