... Boston, caucu might have probably been a corruption of caulker's meeting. num nc 1782. Mr %genet, an rut tiusiastie admirer of Grattan, had been amongst the most active promoters of the volunteer movement Beauchamp Bagenal was the Admirable Crichton of his ...

... was lined 40e. and costa, his Hoene° being endorsed, tor • breech of Sunday (losing Act. Kr. sarid -- Davie., M.P., for the Cardigan boronrhs, has wet • donation of to the Bethany Xon School, &brawl Swansea_ This school has only jai* opened, and Mr. Dimes' ...

... girl named Owen, with a baby she was nursing, were drowned. A lad, six years of age, named John Brooke, residing at 48, WellingtGn-street, Svransea, broke his arm whilst playing on some trucks near the Old Infirmary, on Sunday evening_ He was taken to the ...

... been returned. Piton, swing to their boat capsizing. The death is announced of Mr. W. Smith. solicitor, and registrar of the Cardigan County Court. The Standard believes that Mr Shaw Leiser., on his appointment to the l'ostinaster Generalship, will be ...

... and Mr. S. Batchelor, John Stone, a badman, was remanded for a week on a charge shooting a young woman called Swansea Minnie, who was in charge of a shooting gallery, near Penarthisilvray Station, on Saturday night. John John, a young married man, a ...

... on the scene, and asked for polioe assistance. In a few moments a lady and gentleman were observed coming along the star arm-in•arm. The detective asked the lady if she was Hrs. White. Before she could reply the deserted husband came up, rushed at the ...

... SATIIIDAT.—Before John Trey. Jenkins, X. B. Williams, and F. 8. Bishop, Bogs Mary Jones, a prostitute, charged with iolicitizig prostitution in Gore Place, on Friday night. She was sent to pnson for one month. P.C. Kingdom proved the charge. _ _ John Murphy, a ...