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... admittedly the strongest me4 who could have gone before the constituency. In addition to that, there was the hesitancy of Sir John Pendor in replying to the requisition addressed to him. He has now, how- ever, consented, and it is hoped that the Loyalists ...
... oggan,£ers John Grawford, D. Daugall, J. N. Patero, J. Start Johnntono, Jame Baird, Josephl Boyd, James Blair, A. Buchaan, nd obert Chambers. Letters of apology for absence were intimated from blr A. L. Bfrown, ?? Blessrs George Elder, John Wilsn, Ililibead; ...
... It- Charles-street. The child took ill suddenly in I a , its mother's arms about six o'clock on the evening J Ut of Thursday, the 27th ult., and after giving a hgasp expired in her arms. Dr. Malpas gave it as his opinion that death had resulted from con- ...
... tact more thaan a to genuino talent-to his creed more than to his tib cleverness. As a patriot he was far inferior to th Grattan. As a leader of men he failed to of retain the services of his chief councillors, and ag eventually the snob whom he collected ...
... duriug the contest, and to his own qualifica- tions for a seat in the countv council. Mr Thomas having briefly replied, Mr John Reea (ex-mayor) moved, and Dr Whittington seconded, a vote of confidence in Mr Thomas, and declaring him to be a fit and proper ...
... lo-lpused. LAML'STR ?? Evans, Tailesin louse, sur'geon; John Ottisries ltarford, FAlcon1dele. LayTxa.-John Thowutas, Maeinwvern. Llanarth; Meo- gait Evans, Oatfoid., LlLmLirL i. LaAnsADinsrsAwn, Dustosx-Dr. John T. Moregen, Waum-ceiro Hiati; thie ioe. ilewellyn ...
... working as a haulier. A verdict of Accidental death was returned. CARDIGAN. MASTER AND SERVANT. David Morris, labourer, St, Dogmeitfs, sued Thomas Johnes, Plasterers' Arms, Cardigan, timber merchant. at the borough petty sessions on Monday, for the sum ...
... CARDIGAN, MASTER AND SEKVANT. — David Morris, labourer, St. Dogrnell's, suad Thomas Johnes, plasterers' Arms, Cardigan, trtn'oer merchant, at the borouah petty sessions on for the sum of 10s 6 i, being four and a bait d:>yc' wages due to bim. Defendant ...
... LItIERTER BOROUGH (409).-One member. Mr John Ojnltries Harford, Faloondale ?? (C) iS MNr Abel Evans, surgeen ?? ?? ?? (L) 186 M .jo ?? 14 LLANAIVIHI (420).-One member. Mr Morgan Evans, 3 . ?? (TL) 113 Mr John Thomias ?? 89 j rtjority ?? 24 LLANsBA. BAjNrPAWR ...
... example of the Glamorganshire ts ?? is widely imitated, the country will st be shortly up in arms, and there will ie a im general outburst of execration froin John w .o'iroat's to Land's End. It is well known si that where the tfladstonians won seats in ...
... property of Mrs Price, Castle-street, Brecon. David Morris, labourer, St. Dogmell's, sued Thos Johnes, Plasterers' Arms, Cardigan, timber merchant, at Cardigan on Monday, for tbe sum of 10s 6d, being four and a half days' wages due to him. Defendant alleged ...
... RUFFIANLY CONDUCT.—The manager 0, the Cardigan Anns, Maria-street, states that tho fsault in the case which came before the magistrates at the Ca rdiff police-court yesterday, did not, as reported, occur in the Cardigan Arms, but in West Church-street. THE ...