... ATTEMPTING THE CONFIDENCE TRICK. At Whitland, on Thursday, David Davies, horse and cattle dealer, was charged by John Jones, of New Quay, Cardigan—before Mr W. L. Phillips-with stealing from him the sum of JE5, by what is known as the confidence trick,—' ...

... Hairisson, retired a pension. 25th oot—Tbe proper designation Captain J. F. C. is John Frederick Curtis-Hay ward, and not previouslj stated. 27th Foot—Lieutenant John Cave Bayly to be captain, vic« A. Hales, promoted. 29tli!Foot—Second Lieutenant A. ...

... win dows i as followA !- To tire Aory of God. an in memorymof C i..rs John C hampiorpio uei boin Jure 20, 1814, died January 2, 1880. The three email hlchild below represent the arms of the ancient Norman family of Crespisny, and alto those of the Irish ...

... patriots-Grattan, Tons, Fitzgerald, &c.-ase left untroubled. The Home Rule leader has slipped at last, and ' in the corecuany of Northamptoh's Atheist ,, member, coisequently we find the reverend a watcbman suddonly pouncing on him . with arms bared tcody ...

... bridge. DAIRY PRODUCE. Cheese, exceeding I) inches in thickness—Phillip John, Stembridge, Cowbridt'e. Chee. under 6 inches iu thickness—1, jennet Tthys, Wick, Bridgend; 2, Phillip John, Stonibridge, Co biidiie. Fresh butter i» Jones, Old Beaupre, Cowbridge; ...

... This coursewas agreed to. Havinigviewed the Is remains, the Jury returned, and formal evidence of ts identification was taken. John Rodda, said he knew the r- body to be that of Thomas Bowden. He had discovered t ~-it at the bottom of the pit. This terminated ...

... On the' motion of Mr. Delany, Peconded by Mr. C Plunk-ett, the fillowwpg gontleiaen wore adwitted membera of the League :-John Doyle, T a; W J flohertyt U It; J IL Finigan, UP ; and Pbtetr Duly. I Mr. Mettle proposed the following resolution That inainiutlh ...