... Cheapside, to Thomrs Nicholls; lie Lka~ t;,t Street. to Louisa New: Witt Swan, ti ' William Oldhamn; Hockley Hill Tavern John Owen; Cardigan Arms, Cardigar ? jamin Priest; Pelican, HeneageStrct teJ. i Globe, Benacre Street, to Williamn Prirl ?? Oliver Street ...

... original cast. Mr. John Slagg, M.P., will. preside over the annarul day, public meeting of the United Kingdom Alliance. ,it or The Rev. D. W. Thomas, vicar of St. Ann's, Bethesda, %me1- has been appointed rector of Penrdoyr, Cardigan. 1 by Mir. Parnell ...

... right arm being so severely injured as to ilecessi- ' tate the amputation of the limb. A series of meetings in support of hMr. Dillwyl's motion has just been held at Swansea, Dowlais, Pontyprildl. Porth, Treorky, Clydach, Pembroke Doek, Cardigan, aud ...

... trial was resumed of William Holt, late treasurer to thet ICorporation of Wiigan ; John Caldwell, a Liverlool scare- I broker and auditor to the Wigan Corporation ; and John I IvIelds . fomel aI- clr in Cad ?? Ifflec Hot r . aidwell were convicted on Tuesday ...

... matter in dispute to the nd Sliding Scale Committee. ad ROBIIRnY VITH VIOLNmcE.-At the Central Criminal re- Court, yesterday, John Watts (38), a cabinet-maker, was oi- convicted of stealing, with violence, a, gold watch valued in £40., from Mr. Humphreys ...

... heartily received. The most touch- ilg hart of the afternoon's ceremonly eas when the mnoemory of the noble leader the Ear; of Cardigan ant those who fell in that terrible charge was referred to, mand when the men who had died within the past year were mentioned ...