... MERTRYR. COAL STEALING. At the police court, oa Saturday—before Mr North and Mt S myth- George Cottrell and George Hungerford were charged with stealing 3s worth of coal, the pro- perty of Messrs R. Hills, Plymouth Co., on the 9th iest. Mr G. C. James ...

... daughter of the late WNillinsu Rawle, of Liskearl, atlorney-at-law, nged 63.-Feh. 2., at his resideuce, Tri'ity Place, LI:. George Cottrell, ?? 41. 'RUSaanONrAL.--1O Friday tfle 1st injstalnt a testimonial was presented to the Rev. L. J. Proctor, forimerly Curate ...

... inst., at St. George's, Hanover-square, by the Hon. and Very Rev. the Dean oi Lismore, Colonel Pierrepont Mundy, son of the late Gen. and the Hon. Mrs. Mundy, to Harriet Georgina, eldest daughter of Vice- Admiral Sir George Tyler, of Cottrell, Glamorganshire ...

... ST. NICHOLAS. DEATH OF COL. TYLER.—On Thursday afternoon Lieut.-Col. George Tyler, of Cottrell, St. Nicholas, died very suddenly. He was seized with a severe appoleptic fit while walking across the lawn, and dropping to the ground not picked up until ...

... ST. NICHOLAS. DEATH OF COL. TYLEft.-Oii Xliursdiiy attemoon Lieut.-Col. George Tyler, of Cottrell, St. Nicholas, died very suddenly. He was seized with a severe appolcptic fit while walking across the lawn, and dropping to the ground was not picked up ...

... Englaud aud Wales for the ensuing year took place on Tuesday last in the Court of Exchequer. GLAMORGANSHIRE.—Sir George Tyler, of Cottrell, Knight; Gervas rurbervill, of Ewenny Abbey, near Bridgend, Esq.; Grimtu DeweHin. of Baglan Hall, Esq. MONMOUTHSHIRE ...

... 0 Blunden, Patlc ;gan, I J Kennedy, T C; George Delany, J D 21'Der. ott, JP, T C, Boyle; Hon Judge Littlo, P Callan, I P; J Barke, T D Sullivan, George N Plunkett, Alderman &rris, Alfred Webb, George Cottrell, Charles Dawson, C, &c. On the motion of Mr ...

... London. William Hill, for plunging into the water to rescue a lad, 13 years of age, a certifi cate and 11. Luke Barron and George Cottrell, for proceeding in their boat off the Victoria Pier, in very rough weather, and being mainly instrumental in pick- ing ...

... party of some 45 in number arrived from Portburyat Pill ferry slip, amongst whom we noticed the J. Tyler (son of Sir George l>ler, of Cottrell), and la4y, the Rev. D. C. Strong, E. T- Oak, Esq., and tamily, and the Rev. E. Ommanney, rural dean, together with ...

... Jones to Mr. W. H. Griffiths.—Granted. FocI. MOUTHS.—For using filthy language in the streets of Merthyr, Morgan Rees, George Cottrell, Michael Mahoney, were fined 5s. and costs, 2s. 6d. and costs, and os. and costs, respectively. ASSAULT ON THE POLICE ...

... variably produces more than double en- cores. Freddy Bowman is placed by Air F. N. Laye, a grandson of the late Sir George Tyler, of Cottrell, who for many years repre- sented the county of Glamorgan in Parliament. The piece has met with great success in ...

... given notice, to the effict'!'that Rev HI P Kelly, O D ; JC SY WFoley, Dr J E Kenny, H J Gill, T C; John Dillon, and George Cottrell be elected super. ninierary 'members of the coUncil. The resolu- tion was negatived. After transacting routine business ...