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... provided for 100,000 soldiers. The will of the late Lord Cardigan has led te serious litigation. A snit of administration wit= brought in the Equity Courts, on Saturday, on be. half of Lady Cardigan, in which several questions at issue between her ladyship ...
... was taken into custody at a publichouse. She was a very violent woman. Mr. John Stride, surgeon, Kennington-lane, said he had examined the prosecutor, and found on his left arm a contused wound corresponding with the cut in his coat sleeve. The prisoner ...
... taken into custody at a public. house. She was a very violent woman. Mr. John Stride, surgeon, Kennington-lane, said he ha.l eta. mined the prosecutor, and found on his left arm a contused wound corresponding with the out in his coat sleeve. The pri.oner ...
... Sir F. M. Truscott Sr yards. The devouring element soon obtained the John Bennett, and last, not least, the Rigl t Hon. entire mastery over the building, and as it wa- Sir Si le John Gibbons, Bart., Lord Mayor. evident that all attempts at extinguishing ...
... with the matter. The New Free Press of Vienna urges England to change its law on the subject of neutrality and the export of arms, but fears that a false view of commercial interests may obscure the clear arguments I f justice and international policy The ...
... hide a Radi 48, DUNRAVEN PLACE, ' CHUBB'S, MILNER'S, AND HOBBS' FIRE PROOF SAFES. Cardigan ;T. M. Cuff, Sirbowy Railway; Tredenoir t E Evans. Stationer. Aectavon : John C. Chalinder; i_ , WHOLESALE AGENTS. :7,1`..ab1i1;:: and the emallest Pot . of 20 ...
... an advance of 3d qr. is asked. tth T . Telegraphic puzzle - Croaked stories sent by Swansea is , •la s • • 44 0 ,, ' rmers' Arme. When the lodge was estab- reada little boo t s kon this subject entitled, On the uncle, lestyn ab Gwrgan. who urged h• • ...
... of Lewis v. Smith was called on. The bill in this case was Gird by Mr John Lewis, of Brigam farm, near Cowbridge, against the defendants, the representatives of the late Mr John Smith, of Grauway farm, Breconshire, for the administration of Mr. Smith's ...
... heifer, and 4 yearling steers. Hoaszs.-1 handsome cart mare, in foal by Young Glamorgan, 1 half-bred mare, in foal by Cardigan Comet, and 1 suckling colt by Comet. 13 Pius, viz.--Sow and 9 'rigs, and 3 strong store ditto. CROP& —1 Mow of wheat, ...
... Railway Servants' Society sat down to a substantial repast at the Llynvi Arms, on Monday evening last, and each did ample justice to the good things provided by Mr and Mrs John. This branch was formed in October, 1872, an numbers at present 31 members ...
... opening a,n artery in his arm, and allowing himself to bleed to death. Deceased was formerly in the police force at Swansea. LIQUIDATIONS.—Thomas Jones, Water-street, Aberavon, Glamorganshire, cellarman. James Francis and John Richards, of Coity, near ...
... in foal by Trotting '—YEARLING COLT, by Weather Star, 13Iinnie.- 1 HESTNUT NIARE, 6 years old, 'Cardigan Comet, winner of prizes at the arm Slow. Good in harness. 8359 ...