... till in the bar of tho Cardigan Arms Hotel, Bute- street, the property of George Key, on the 1st inst. Mrs Key, landlady of the Cardigan Arms, stated that ou Tuesday morning prisoner inst. Mrs Key, landlady of the Cardigan ...

... taining about 93 and one foreign coin, from the till in the bar of the Cardigan Arms Hotel, Bute- street, the property 6f George Key, on the 1st inst. Mrs Key, landlady of the Cardigan Arms, stated that on Tuesday morning prisoner came into the bar, which ...

... taining about £3 and one foreigu coin, from the till in the bar oc the Cardigan Arms Hotel, Bute- street, the property of George Key, on the 1st inst. Mrs Key, landlady of the Cardigan Arms, stated that on Tuesday morning prisoner came into the bar, which ...

... cold drenching she received at the time of the e accident so soon afterher ?? father, Chas. o Bowler, coal dealer, of 10, Cardigan-street whose right arta was in a sling through being burnt, aid the deceased was 17 days old at the time of her death, and ...

... Capland-street, Lisson- grove, 8. Exeter HaIil-Protestant Educational Lecture, Rev. Grattan Guinness, a. . Coal Dues-Albany H , Kingston-on-Thames-Ad- drew by Sir John Benett, 8; South St. PancrasLi . beral and ladical Club, Argyle-s re, ?? St. Pancras ...

... 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 ...

... House of Cosencns,' said Grattan. Witlh ;reetltese's departure, tice Irish parliament virtuslly eanme to an end. It no longer commeanded the respect or flee confidencc of the people. The peaesantry, meanevhile, had been arming, rightly jeedgicig from a ...

... dart, but I was able to see something above water a little wa-1 off. I struck out for it, having on a shirt, a singlet, a Cardigan jacket, shoes, stockings, and panty. f did not proceed to it very quickly. When 1 reached it 1 found that it was a henceop ...

... s a local one to Portsmouth and other Hampshire towns, for in such an important military centre as Portsmouth,theappealsto arms in vindication of outraged honour naturally pro- vided a fair proportion of such hostile meetings. The lest duel in England ...

... political questions by his Wdmisaionat so early an age to an assembly in which sat Canning, Wilberforce, Huskisson, Romilly, Grattan, Castlereagh, and Brougham. He made his way first to respect, and then to influence, by the wealth of his information and ...

... vote for his candidate. The follow- ing gentlemen are the selected candidates :-Glad- stonian Liberal, Mr W. John Williams; Liberal Unionist, Mr John W. Roberts; Conservative, Mr Benjamin Jones; Home Ruler, Mr William Owen ; Socialist, Mr William Jonee. The ...

... Nev. D. Evans, Lian- drinog, an old student, preached from the words found in Philippians t., 3. The Rev. Owen Evans and Mr. John Williams, Llandilo, also took part in the service. Tite degrees were conferred at the College Schoolroom, Principal Ryle being ...