... and children were sitting around their fire, a gang of eighit or nine rufians, armed with guns, and disguised in various walys, rushed into the cottage, and demanded arms. Murphy, seeing that alt resist- ance was useless, quietly gave up his revolver ...

... Unionist Association, in the lecture-room of the lMecbiauics' Institute, Padsey, on Ireland under the National League. Mr. JOHN CLirnE ?? reviewed at some length the history of Ireland since the passing of the Act of Union, Mr. PArroN comimented upon ...

... :Marias Llesellyn. Maltdee, near Newport, widow. FIRST MEETING ANlD DAT2 OF PIJBLIC IEXA&MINATION. 1' John Jones, of Weiigriig, Llinbadarnfawr, Cardigan' gU shiroe farimer, first maeting November 1l, at the Town- hall, Aberyatwith; pubil eanmilnatioii Nosember ...

... andkoptschoolsuccaseivelyin Cardigan, bul Pontypool, Llandovety, and Dowlais. Several iaS present pastors of denominations are old ?? of one his. Mare han twentv years aco lie was) known aul in tie neiglihiourrlinol of Merthyr as John of Thomas, tie 'Trtor ...

... ' Armnagh E H G Patterson, Eso: Mr John Tre:nuor, Miall- a stret; Itir J.. Slowe, Mr A Brensan, lonaghan; Mr nI J seeclu, onaghan; Mr Thomas Denaemly, fr af- I I' fcrty, Mr J&5 MSe, Dr O'R~eilly, M5onac:han; Xr John I -e} Tremaor. Dublin-t-reet; Mir D ...

... seaman; Philip Mitchell, able seaman; Thomai, Mullett, steward ; Anderson, carpenter, all of Carc- diff; David Jones, Cardigan; and John Steve-i, ?seaman, of Pembroke. It is stated the chief offici'r of the Norbiton suddenly starboarded his helm; avd the ...

... out of business. c . ?? AIANPI'E.D, Bristol Arms Inn, Taunton, licensed r victualler. i JoHsN CuRTIs, Blenleim MI-Iouse, Sutton Hill, brick and tile ( smanufacturer aml builder. , SoFTIA PAREC, Spinners' Arms Inn, Mairshi, late Leeds, pub. lisacs, widow ...

... April 15th. She was sen- 1 tenced to two months' imprisonment with hatd labour. BURGtART AT YSTKADYFODWO. John, Benjamin (24), labourer, and- John Williams (22), labourer, pleaded guiity to charges of burglary at Ystradyfodwg in March last. To fit further ...

... Morgan, Mr. John Morgan, the brothers and sister of the bride Messrs Thomas Richards, solicitor, Swansea, and W. Richards., the brothers of the bridegroom; the Misses Richards, sisters of the bridegroom; Mr. Thomas Glasbrook; Mr. and Mrs. Johns, Llwyn- domen ...

... less than is generally supposed. Takipg first the churches. In the parish of St. n John there are the Prisbh Church, St. James's, St. t Alban's, Blackweir, and St. John's Schoolroom. bt These provide sittings for 2,500 persons. In the s parish of St. Mary ...

... mother of the child was descending the stair; with the infant in her arms, when her font caught in a hole in the front of her dress, and she was thrown forward. The child fell out of her arms and injured its forehead. Medical aid was called in, but the infant ...

... those of Cardin, Cardigan- shire, and Swansea. Letters expressing regretfor absence wore received from Mr Bright, Sir Julian GoMsmid, the Duke of Bedford, Earl F)tzwi)Iiam. the Duke of Devonshire, Earl Cowper, Messrs A. H. Brown, John Corhdt, Courtoey ...