... FISHING PROSECUTIONS AT CARDIGAN. HEAVY PENALTIES. At the Lower Troeayraur petty-sessions, held at the Shire-hall, Cardigan, on Tuesday, two important fishing cases were heard.-Ir W. H. Howell appeared to prosecute on behalf of the Tivy Board of Conservators ...

... David Williams, labourer, Cenarth, and John Evans, Cenarth, for fishing for salmon with a coracle and net during the annual close season, in the river Tivy, near Alltybwla Farm, near Cenarth, on the 17th ultimo.—P.C. John Evans and P.C. Daniel Jones, after ...

... OXFORDIP-. Under the auspices of the Russell Club 'an association of Liberal undergraduates of the various Oxford collegess 'Mr. -John Dillon Alip , last night addressed a public meeting of LibaraIs in the Corn Exchange in that city, the same building which ...

... dasy if you co d;d.f Peers -were .feated fii moneyq compsation given for -boroughs as tie price-of the Aet ofXUrion. feniey Grattan himaself got up s. ' 'e~nd ' of £100,000'-.to bribe- peopled tovote onihe ustidn.:- (--Proof 7'j 'HEe .was not furnised with ...

... Ireland, le, John Dillon, thait arrested Ifelon and prosecuted by the police, was a'stronger man in Irelaud than MA Balfour. - When Mr.-BaIfour-(groans)-did dare to crawl out ani6ngst'th people of Dublin, he was guarded by his gang of- armed spies and ...

... 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 ...

... the five seats, viz. :—Messrs David Phillips, Pantglas; John Jones, Penpenfarch; Evan Thomas, Cross Inn Farm Thomas Davies, Glan- talog Factory; Thomas Evans, Glanawmor; W. Jenkins, Cwmbychan; John Jones, Cross-lane; William Jones, Pantyfenissa; David Thomas ...

... sister. Grattan 's Parliainent was as honotirval)le ais the l timne aiid circumlstasnces allowed, until English bribery aid Euglish trickery filched back time rights which hlllad been so grudgingly given. He sketched the diflferent phases of Grattan's Parlia- ...

... i9anoager; Edward Smith Thomas, The Rhyl, w Iridged gentleman; David Pugh, The REtc- tory, Bettws, rector of Iettws; John Walton, Oddfellowb' Arms, Bettws, colliery overman; end i Charies Liddel Waugh, PFalds House, Pontycymmer, F colliery agent and owner. t ...

... HA-WvINS-MARG1AcET rWEEKS and ELIZA EnIZABETsr GRtooms, for stealing and receiving a gold rillg and :£10., the property of JOHN PAY, coroner for North Shropshire, were each sentenced to three months' hard labour. THaOMAS BULL, Tlabourer, was sentenced ...

... the following resulti:-Messra. l1 Rees and James, 12 votes each; Mr. Ed- ward; John, 10; Mr. Lewis Jenkins, 9. Mr. s John Stockwood was appointed town-clerk, and Mr. John'Thomas (Eastfield) treasure;, bat the salaries were ndt fixed.-A vote of thanks ...