... accident at the printing works of Mer,re. M'Corquodale, printers. of Cardigan. %tree% near the horpital. Dr. Owen sad it., right arm was wrenched off, and lanes pm trnckd from his right ankle. John O-born. a Woodford builder, who em• ployr.l the deceased, 'said ...

... Conwil, Carmarthen, hts:t Carmarthen.—Ssmuel Davies Jones, 'm Lodge, nesr Lampeter, Cardigan, Inte grocer, and ironmonger. Dorchester —Henry John Wake, Sydney Arms, Dorchester, Lm—d victualler. Bishop -Aneklendy o il.'o-u&-l dealer p Auel rocer &N 3 ...

... these poor women marched in single file in charge of an armed sentinel to clear the ground. He described how the people were being robbed of their all, and murdered with horrible brutality the armed sentries sent out to the villages by the white men for ...

... conclusion, in Russia to-day, with a prophetic forecast of 7 . THE RECK?NING. By R. W. Cuamßeßrs, Author of “ Cardigan,” “ The Maid at Arms,” &c. The Athenccwm @** A stirring romance, full of action, The story may be cordially reccommended A strong yet ...

... hruispd Mrs. Ringp. 50, Victoria-road, Kentish Town, spverc bruisca. Mr. 8. J. White, 21, Cardigan.street, N.W., broken wrist. Fred Scott, the conductor, arm and legs injured. Four the injured were taken to Guy's Hospital, but the house surgeon informed ...

... Inghbridge Gleaner, Janion, Barton Deerhound Ss), Roberts [l4] Ouernsey Annie, Jones, Cardigan Progresa(s).Smith, Dund al k Snowflake (e),Combemartin WATZILTOILD armed Fulwood(s) [June 13]Neath Dunbrody(s),Minard,Lpool Reginald(s), Steele, Bristol WATERFORD ...

... Bertha, Thomas Newhaven John Reece, Diamond Plymouth CABNLOUGH .. arrived Garmoyleia)[Ang 173Glegw CARNLOUGH sailed (hrmoyle (I) [Aug 17] Oinetiook J& A Hoppack, Liverpool Olderfleet (s), M`Glavock Irvine CHARLESTOWNCORNWALL armed Mary Aahburner [Aug ...

... Advent (e), Cook, Aberdeen SUNDERLAND.. sailed Isabella, M'lntoel [July 8] Portmolomsok Balloebbule 09, Falconer , Aberdeen John (s), Sberbarn,London Nero (wherry). Swimsll Tyne Ruby (a), Soling, Aberdeen Spray (a), Lawrence [4] Aberdeen Decry Brand (s) ...

... Division; Major-General Vetch, commanding the 13th Brigade Sir John Ross of Bladensburg, the Chief Commissioner of the Dublin Metropolitan Police ; Sir Arthur Vicars, Ulster King of Arms; and the chairman and directors of the Dublin, Wicklow, and Wexford ...

... RENNCY. British sebommr. totally wrecked sooth of DoaaghaSee: crew drowned, bodies recovered.—Bel CRYSTAL. British ketch. Cardigan for Holvbaad. parted mooring* 31st. went ashore Flshgaard Bay; feared total lorn: ran saved.-Ftahgaard. Jan. I. CYMBELINB ...

... Jones [2] Cork Abercraig (s), M•Milllan Liverpool Agra (el. Jones,llfracombe Clio, Cox, Bristol BWANSEd sailed (Aug 1] Cardigan John Clark, Salt, Looe Hopeful(s),Moore,Mochstr Pot tadown (a), lireoau [2] Newry Tweed (e), SillarA,Gliaagow The following ...

... number of mourners were present. ROUND ABOUT MANCHESTER. Mr. Thomas O’Garra, of Ancoats, delivered an interesting lecture on “ Grattan’s Irish Parliament,” in St. Anne’s on Sunday afternoon. The choir of St. Alban’s, Blackburn, gave a sacred concert in the ...