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... SPECIAL BEPCTRTKB.] WHITLAND, Wednesday Afternoon.—The frightful accident on tha Whitland and Cardigan Railway has resulted in the loss of three lives, John Griffiths having died at Carmarthen Infirmary at 12.30 to-day. His injuries were of such a terrible ...
... OUR SPECIAL REPORTER.] WHITLAND, Wednesday Afternoon.—The frightful accident on the Whitland and Cardigan Railway has resulted in the loss of three lives, John Griffiths having died at Carmarthen Infirmary at 12.30 to-day. His injuries were of such a terrible ...
... Monday Mr George Thomas, county coroner, resumed the inquiry at the Yelverton Arms Hotel, Whitland, into the railway disaster near Llanfalteg, ou the Whitland and Cardigan Railway, whereby three men lost their lives. Pre. vious to the inquiry Colonel ...
... thie support of the Irish people, and now wee have it, principle and details, 'all at, once. He demands the Parlia- ment of Grattan, the Irish Parliament of 1782. He says that at present it would be imprudent to ask for more, and that Ireland cannot ask ...
... INQUEST. On Monday Mr George Thomas, county coroner, resumed the inquiry at the Yelverton Arms Hotel, Whitland, into the railway disaster near ou the Whitland and Cardigan Railway, wheLeby three men lo-.t their lives. Pre- vious to the inquiry Colonel Rich ...
... of country which you cover every morning. Say a word, a f true and a kind word, for your old friend and a stout knight at arms, John Griffith.-I am, &c., a C. Y ...
... IIISH JhO-IE RULE. t GRATTAN'S PARLIAMENT: ITS REFORPM BILL. The year 1783 closed amid dark omens of coming trouble. a On November 29th 'Mr Flood commenced the Parliamentary campaign in support of a reform in the representation of th 3 people-a topic ...
... statesman possessing the influence and the spirit d of Grattan, would bo the probable-nay, the certain- g result of the re-establishment of a separate Loegisla- ICA )t tore in Dublin. Even nith Grattan, the experiment wn of 1782 did not av'ert, if it did ...
... the day in question, and the latter afterwards missed his money. On the name morning prisoner went to the barmaid of the Cardigan Arms, Bute-street, and handed her 24 and the two handkerchiefs, to mind for h The jury returned a verdict of guilty, and r.rf ...
... Assistant-Mistress I adhering to her intention to leave. \ A TARDY PLEA, AND WHAT IT COST.-In I Auckland Coounty Court yesterday, John Arm. strong & Co. sued for 11 ll s id, a grocery account contracted by Thomas Peart the younger, whose wife now said the account ...
... churchwardens of St. Peter's; the lty e and clerical mnemnbers of the committee; the Arch- , deacons of Caramarthen, Brecon, Cardigan, and St. 9 David's; and the Dean of St. David's, bearing tha a partoral staff, which was designed by Mr. J. D i a Bedding ...