... Archbishop of Canterbury, the Bishop of Winchester, the Right Hon. S. H. Walpole, Lord Halifax, Sir John Paktngton, Lord Cardigan, Earl Russell, Lord John Manners, the Duke of Buckingham, Sir Stafford Northcote, Colonel French, the Marquis of Donegal, Sir ...

... from the battlement. Monmouth, three crowns imperial, supported by three armed arms. Brecknock, a warlike tent, with a cock on top. Radnor, a shepherd seated on a mountain. Cardigan, a mermaid sitting on a rock. Merioneth, three dancing goats. Montgomery ...

... that a flagstaff 61ft. long ought to have been stepped in the ground 611., and not sin, like the flaystafT in question. Mr. John Edmonds, the coroner, stated that he concurred in the very proper comment which the jury had made. The members of the club ...

... LORD CARDIGAN'S WILL. According to will, the property of the late Lord Cardi. gan is disposed of in the following manner :—Legacies of £5,000 to Viscount Curzon, M.P., and to Captain the Hon. John Vivian, M.P., his executors; £5,000 to the Earl of We ...

... INTELLIGENCE FROM NEWFOUNDLAND just received at St. John's, says that the seal fishery has been, on the whole, successful up to the 28th ult. Two hundred and fifty thousand seals had arrived at St. John and Harbour Grace. TILE DUKE OF &TRIM:4IAM has issued ...

... and when found dead had no aheet or blanket over her. A SnocicrsG END.—An old man, named John Leather, aged 76, tube maker, who resided at the back of 35, Cardigan.street, &mingham, was last week left eating his dinner in his house. His attendant returned ...

... —Sept. 9, at Maddock's Terrace, Eridgend, the wife of Mr. Mimi, Davies, labourer, of a daughter. JOHN.—Sq 4. 9, the wife of Mr. Thomas John, Llynvi Arms, Torah', of a son. AI AR RIAGES. SIBBEII I NCI. —HA lIMAN. Sept. 2, at St. Mary's Church, Cowbridge ...

... England, taking with him the arms, consistiug of rifles, revolvers, sword bayonets, and stilettoes, which he had come to this country to par chase. When he arrived at home the news of his intention to appropriate the arms in a certain way and in certain ...

... Duffryn, parish of Llangranog, county of Cardigan. T. fibion was found by Mr. Davies under the onter of his house on Tuesday morning week. The Mail pub3shes the following translation of it frc Welsh :—Dyirryn.—Mr. John Davies,—l do you that, if you will not ...

... this witness P—Prieoner No, sir. I believe that he has spoken the truth. The prisoner was remanded for a week. On Saturday, at John Grant, • butcher, Shambles, in that lawn, was fined £2O, under the Contagious Diseases (Animals) Act, for sending on the Midland ...

... went through to him. I found all right there. At a point opposite the engine-house 1 found Nettle and John Davies. They were getting the fireman Grattan from his work through a hole in the mason-work that was blown out. I retraced my steps towards the pit ...

... cattle trade to-day has not been ex- E. W R ri i L a ht rds , c Eustance, b MR. GETHIN'S MOTION. CONUNDRUM. --Why is Mr. John John, of Bridgend, saw Mrs. Pye and Mrs. Wadley, and on asking Mrs. ee 1 and there marn his second wife. handsome, I don't care ...