... question whether he was content to be bonud. Finding a Thief nt Cardigan. — On the 15th or Augu-t last, a reuiuant ot cloth, value 13 ...

... 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 ...

... the instal- ments having been regularly paid. Death of a Cardigan Student.—On Saturday, news reached (Jt.rtrg.tuof the death of Mr Richard Lewis Morris, aged 24-, youngest son of the late j Rev John Morris, Cwmifor, which took place on j the 13th inst., ...

... his duty at the eviction of John Kemnple on Lnrd Clanricarde's property dur- inu Lhe recent evictions there. When the case for the Crown had closed, Mr. Bowler contended lthat no evidence had been given that Sir Henry Grattan Bellew was high sheriff for ...

... Arddyfan; Thomas Thomas, Tynant; John Lloyd, Ty-isaf, Cwm Jones Jones, Moelfra;, J. Metcalf, C ;rrigydruidion; Edward Davies, Bodynlliw; David Jones, Llwynmale; and E. S. Roberts, Tynant. A Big Donation from Mr John Cory.— On Monday evening a meeting ...

... never cried to France for help I Grattan and his colleagues were willing to I receive five thousand French soldiers in lieu of the five thousand Irish soldiers they agreed to place at the disposal of England; but Grattan and his colleagues revolted the ...

... -Messrs John Duncan, Saunders. David Arthur, and Stark, Aberdeen; and Pillans, Huntly. t Layren-Miessrs Alex. Farilhiar, Woodside; John Leith, jun. ; Wmn. Watt, Wm. Farquharson, and , James Keith, Aberdeen; 1'aillie Milne, Inverurie; ?? .John Smith, ...

... date for the Montgomery boroughs), and Mr A. C. Humphryes-Owen, Messrs George Green (Mayor of Aberystwith), Alderman John James, John Jenkins (Llanidloes), T. Harries, J. P. (Llechryd), Dr Edward Jones (Dolgelly), W. Williams (H.M. Senior Inspector of ...

... was sentenced to five years' penal servitude for -embezzling money belonging to his employer, a poulterer in Regent-street; John Leslie Weston, an architect, was; sent to prison four months without hard labourfor' obtaining 1501. by false pretences from ...