... Railway. They are reported to be armed, and receiving reinforcements from Canada and the United States. Fenian are leaving Boston, Newhaven, Portland, and other places, and are going towards the frontier, being mostly armed. It is not positively known whether ...

... conducted him to some lead works where she formerly worked, and there he suddenly found himself surrounded by a number of girls armed with rotten eggs, which cams upon the reseal's body thick and feet. Of course he made his escape as quickly possible, but ais ...

... College Green. Mr anal Mrs Matthews, Tettanhall Road, Wolverhampton. Mr John Breese, Birmingham. Mn, Mr 11., Mr Richard, and Miss Annie Davies, Ahereorris. Mrs Evans, MAW. Mr John Pugh. sorbet Square. Mr Junes, Mr J., Mr T., and Mrs Williams, Lianbadarn ...

... W. Williams, Curio Mr D. E. Roberts, Cardigan Mr John Jones, Miss Jones, Mr Williams, Mrs Jeffries, Llanfelly Mr Lewis, Cambrian House. Miss Jones, Ashford Terrace, London Mrs Jones, Duke Terrace. Mr Joseph Johns, Mr Hughes, Mr Evans, Mr David Evans, ...

... Tredegar Arms Mr and Mrs Lloyd, Merthyr Mr Lewis, Llanidloes Penrallt Arms Mr Jones, London Mrs Williams, Machynlleth Miss Williams, Machynlleth Miss Edwards, Machynlleth Master William Evans, root Offoe, Machynlleth Mr James Nichols, Corris Mr John Pugh ...

... Morgan, had a son named John, horn in 1706, who had married beneath him Dinah Wroth, one of a family of woodburners, who same over with Queen Anne from Denmark, and derived their surname from the red colour of their hair. John was alleged to have died ...

... by our enginp-tba Cardigan. I said I would see Mr John Sac first. After seeing him I decided, on his advice, not to' allow the Cardigan to take a train. William Puree then examined, and gave similar evidence as at the inquest. John Edwin Robinson—l ...

... in the camp. The committee who are entrusted with the organisation of the London Trades Reform demonstration have asked Lord John Manners to allow their procession to be formed in St. James's Park. The Minister of Works, in a letter signed by his secretary ...

... the baby had fallen off her arm on his head. nearly expended themselves, it may be desirable to My husband, awaked by the noise of the fall, had the recipe ulate briefly the serviess rendered to shipwrecked child in his arms when I reached the house. The ...

... TRA3IP.--Matthew 3P3follan, an Irish tramp, was brought before John Pughe, Esq., on Thursday, charged with having on the previous Tuesday unlawfully and maliciously broken a door in the bonne of John Thomas, quarryman, Penbelig, committing damage to the amount ...

... Griffith ab Robert, of Coehwilan (a), he had, with other children, a eon, John Wynn, of Gwydir, Carnarvonshire, who died in 1553. He married Ellen Lloyd, daughter of Maurice ab John Meredith, of Rhiwaedog (o), and he had by her, with other children, Maiwice ...

... opposed to the religious feelings of the majority of the people, had long been a source of discontent. Fifty years ago, Mr Grattan declared that satisfaction would prevail in Ireland if Roman Catholic laymen were admitted to Parliament and to office. But ...