... Oo. Jos. Rev. T. Lewis, ee 4 lain , Registrar of Mar ‘Treas.: A. C. Periton, See. ; 8.D. 1 John Lee. ‘The annual banquet was held at the . Carpenter, W. ‘s Arms Hotel. W. Bro. E. J Wilson presented to ro, the Rev. James Henning vicar of Cockington, No ...

... skill.” not a tall and goodlic ship short| of which yoang Grabb was a member, Rechabites, coast f vovages to familiar coasts, arm rds, ot the jelwat Committee. Captai of lus owo—the Panl, of Piymm th=-and made bis way and Nepean, and sg, Varil Hall tifel ...

... tition guineas was divided between Blackpool Falke CARDIGAN BAY SHIPPING DISASTER. Mrs, Casey, whose busband, tain Casey, and in: fant son were among the twenty victims of the disas trous collision in Cardigan passed a night. She is in Hospital eufering from ...

... them was aot and twelve sheep were op dis} ot at Me to Se Mr. John and Soo Pearse oo:d 39 fut and builocks apd 201 ewes and wethers, at prices mutton, 64 tb, and wether Tid by the carcass. John Maye of store cattle and ebeep at New wheat, Te to 3d per bag ...

... months afterwards. On April 25th, 1793, the militia of County Tipperary was first embodied, and commacd It wos was given to Mr. John Bagwell, of Marifield. quartered at Galway, and at that time the bounty paid to the militia volunteers was of guineas. For ...

... yesterday, und be presidency of Mr. SOME ALTERCAT ONS. cetinga organ:std by the local aupliary of the JV Toyne be capt sire L. John Redmond, Air. Harnogton, M.P., who was received with a Society in conpection with the ciosing the | Stoke yestertay in Stoke ...

... Sallabury road, Boe (onder tbe uy ode 50 | ‘od cardigans, deren Kit gloves, € rs, and 4 gtoss paper Mars, 18 Productive Arable oad Woodland Suites of FURNITURE for dras- ‘oth Ce 1 on TUESDA) braces, Deite, ‘JOHN M ody Sen) will SEL aad una. joing, eidedoards ...

... STIFF STRUCHILE AT PLYMOUTH. AN OLD-FASHIONED GAME. (By Referee.) I We often lauded the ground sod arrangements Cardiff Arms Park, and I am mill bound to admit a is • champion enclosure, with exceptional stands, affording accommods,ion for huge crowds ...

... and bad ar fe un 6 0 Of ora. peel, fell. and broke bis mgbt arm. Rhodes, who inte aet: 2 ‘a the east of the farm in a postion to be ase rather an 10 iwwied a wide. has broken the same arm, weat to the RN, in ate) bs an of the and open Gre on the Uhey ...

... criminally oesaulting Elizabeth Jane Edwards, age 18, in a stable at the rear of the tive Stores, Mutley, on Wedneeday last; and John Coics, mason, was with ai and Mr. P. W. Skardon prosecu- ted; Mr, J. W, Bickle Perritoo, age 9, said be saw in the lane after ...

... enteeed accordingly.—Mr. Grattan allowed his travelling expenses from London. ALLEGED ASSAULT AT DEVONPORT. Before Ur. G. A. Rae (in the chair) end Mr. G. Breeze, at Devonport to-day, John Lewis was charged with samiu%ing John Thaw. by kicking him at 36 ...

... large Amortment of Boys' and P.O.' Clothing. A .Portal bur Overcoat. at 1.5.. al Buda, bd.; ed.. 30 per cent. touter glee. Cardigan Raney out.. NOTE TB; ADDRESS. S.P.Q.R. Regiment, pleaded no, guilty to two cbargea—areal, in- goods, the pronerty of a comrade ...