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... dro§ping from the van; he went in search, and found the unfortunate fellow lying across the line quite dead, his left hand and arm being considerably iuiured ; but the fatal blow appeared to be one received on the head. It is thought that the vanand the paesenger ...
... Welsh Items. Weeck oy Tup CarNarvoN Bar—Mr. John Jackson, the Harbour-Master, reports that the brigantine Meteor Flag, of Londonderry, has gone down on the South Bauk of Carnarvon Bar. The Llanddwyn lifehoat, John Gray Bell, belonging to the National Lifeboat ...
... the parties to produoe some additional evidence. At Cardigan, last week, John and Ellen Williams, tramps, were brought up in custody, charged with stealing, at Bridge End, in the borough of Cardigan, a silver watch, value £6 10s., and six half-crown Sieoes ...
... the sixth fox lulled these hunters and their conlrerea this season in this neighbourhood. CARDIGAN. Fatal Accikbht. —Shortly after the close of the assises Cardigan on Tuesday last, an alarming circulated that the High Sherir shad killed a man j but, as ...
... owner’s sons and party of gentlemen wen found by Sir Edmund’s keepers shooting upon the unenclosed ihecpwalk attached to the arm, and over which the tenants enjoys exclusive right pasturage. This alleged trespass led to the present action. A gnat mass of ...
... whilst so doing bis arm wu dragged in by the thrashing clappers and smuhed in a horrible manpar. When the extent of the injury wu found eul, roreeenger wu sent to Dr. Rowlands, Ponlrydfendigaid, who attended one.. Having examined the arm, he amputated the ...
... Bominstad to 111 tha foot tioucm tb, t ' Connoil: John Junet, London and Lirernool t WMjhOT*. JohnCMflthi, noeor, Great ■treat, George Green, Ironloander, T. D Bioe WiUiame, Meant J. W. Bilnmper, engineer, John Jonet, Commerce Honte, J. J. CbiS.k plaeterer ...
... estates are near to the property: The domain of Powis Castle, Esrl of Powis; Edderton Hall, R. J. Edmonds, Esq.; Leighton Hall, John Naylor Esq.; Llanerohydol Ball,Mrs. Willes Johnson; Glansevera Hall, Hampbreya-Owen, Esq.; Caer Howell, K. J. Harrison, Esq ...
... to be done British name making British officers to the catchpolea of the slave dealers. (Shame.) What have these men done? John Bright summed up their official course m sentence when said that they had' done good at home, and that they had done much harm ...
... Cattl*.—John Oethins, Chnrchstoke, MACHYNLLETH. BOABD OF 6UABDIANS, Wednesday. Present; Mr. B. Qillart, chairman, Mr. Bichard Jones and Mr. Owen Daniel, rice-chairmen, the Ber. Canon Griffiths, Messrs. John J. Jones, W. Pughe, J. Hughes, Jones, John Tudor ...
... Comfortable Dining, Tea, Coffee, and Cocoa Rooms. Let them take words of love and kindness to their the late Thomas Oonbleday, Sir John Fife, tbe plfl ot them soloble- really iiMAttiiiso lAiuuvn., m.ir. clastM and then they would set the children to love Charlee ...
... pay 10a. and 7a. ooete. School Anm>Avoa Gun.— B. Beynolda, John Tomer, Tbomae Bogere, and John Roberta wan each fined 6a. for neglecting to eend their ehildnn to •chool. elouly night at Hr. John QiW«, bnn«r UkkUoton, P**- Mr. o, howerer, fire miln from ...