... crime. SUICIDE FROM POVERTY.—On Saturday an inquest was held at the Royal Free Hospital, in London, relative to the death of John Perry, aged twentyfour, a tea-urn manufacturer, who died from the effects of poison on Thursday night in last week. Amelia ...

... will stand by this resolve. As to the captives at Magdala, they are probably beyond his reach, as the Gallas are all up in arms against him. There is still, however, one chance left of a peaceable solution of the difficulty. Theodore was expected to receive ...

... Bruce's dying before the end of the prescribed period, the Cardigan estates are to go to whoever holds the title of Earl of Cardigan. WILL OF THE LATE MR. CHARLES KEAN.— The will of Mr. Charles John Kean, the trag-dian, who died at his residence, Bayswater ...

... —But . Ru'sian shell bursting on the ight front of Lord Cardigan u . vtrew out a fragment whic met N full on t e chest awl tore • way .nto hi 4 heart. The sword d upped from his hand ; but the arm with which be was w vi g it he moment before still remained ...

... priuciple of. our system was sound if judiciously and effectively admiuistereil. This system he divided into three parts—a Regular Arm), raised voluntar ly and liable to foreign service; the Militia, raised compulsorily, in theory at leant but only liable for ...

... fine purple; Golden Yellow, the best yellow ; Ne Plus Ultra, blue ; Prince Albert ,ti blue, fine ; Queen Victoria, white ; Sir John Franklin, dark purple. We have confined our selection of these to the self-coloured varieties, as the striped kinds are not ...

... LETTER. —lll e Western Mail publishes a threatening letter addressed to Mr. John Davies, corn dealer and maltster, of Dyffryn, in the parish of Llangranog, in the county of Cardigan. The letter was found by Mr. Davies under the outer door of his house on ...

... £46,093. Not an English county exhibits it decrease in the rateable value of its property last year, and only one Welsh (Cardigan), which declined £1,955. There is little doubt that the increase of local taxation will be seen, when the returns come out ...

... water. He was then informed that the girl could not move her left side. He examined her left arm ; it appeared to be slightly colder than the right. The left arm was close to her side. He noticed that she slightly moved the left forearm, with apparently ...

... they were the hodmen fetching and carrying for M. Rochefort. This language was alcompanied with violent gestures of the left arm, intended, according to the Prince, to emphasize his words. What followed immediately on this is matter of dispute, but after ...

... number in the Sudbury striet having received notice of dismissal unless they the Union. It proposed to bold a grand ball In Cardigan on the 27th of July, in honour of the Lord Chief Jumper, who goes that circuit. The affair promises to be Au' e of greet ...

... Ye-ts, &c. Indio-Rubber Overcoats in the new patented Tweed and Check Cloth.. Woollen and Merino Under-clothing, Half Ilose Cardigan Yeah., &c. Collars, Smarts, tire, ite. Nie. Ladies Tweed and Clurriott Cloaks and Ulster in specially prepared cloths. SPZILNHAM ...