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... IN Q, UEST. An inquest was held at the Cardigan Arms, on Tuesday last, before Geo. Overton, Esq., on the body of John Richards aged three months. The deceased died in a fit, in the night time in his mother's arms. Verdict died by the visita- tion of God ...
... 'past greatness of our 'iron metropolis. LOCAL INTELLIGENCE, DASTARDLY CONDUCT.—One night last week Mrs. Jane Jones, Colliers' Arms, Pantywain, widow, had a pony turned upon the Common to graze. It strayed across a narrow ditch upon the property of a neighbouring ...
... be obtained, nor could bearers be had, so John did the best he could under the circumstances, and borrowed a truclc The body was placed in a poor coffin, and wheeling it on the truck, with a sober pace, John soberly wended his way to the cemetery. There ...
... forthwith, and costs. PUBLICAN'S OFFENCE.—John Jone?, a beer- house keeper, was charged on the information of Supt. Wrenn with having kept his home open at illegal hours, and fined 20s. and costs. CAUTION TO DRIVERS.—John John, for riding on his cart without guiding ...
... Lewis, Ebenezer Williams, Thos. Lloyd, Wm. Jones, John Griffiths, Thos. Jones, John Willi- ams, and Edward Phillips, all of Aberamnu: Peter Thomas, and Thomas Evans, Hirwain; Samuel Bevan, and John. Griffiths, Mill-street, Jacob Elias, Hirwain. Mr. James ...
... three months. He is evi- dently of unsound mind, and no doubt will be sent back to the asylum. Samuel Smith was charged by John Wl-iitney, forge carpenter. Penydarren, with assaulting him on Saturday night last. The defendant is ser- vant with Mr. Ogden ...
... Bank, Matthew David, Beaufort Arms, William Lewis, Butchers' Arms, Uhondda Fach. The following were the applications refused:—Lewis Williams, Lord Neison, Mrs. Reste, Hen and Chickens, Thomas clones, Bridge End; John Lewis, Welsh Harp, William ...
... ARCHDEACON W lLLIAMS.- We regret to announce the death of the learned scholar and philologist, the Venerable John Williams, Archdeacon of Cardigan, which took place at his residence Bushey-heath, on Monday last, after a long and severe illness. The Arch- ...
... the following: Brecon and Merthyr Junction Railway Breconshire Railway and Canal, Nos. 1 and 2; Cardiff Gas Carmarthen and Cardigan Railway Central Wales Railway; Gloucester and Cheltenham J, Tramway Abandonment; Hereford and Brecon Railway; Leominster ...
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... respect- 1 fully and very sincerely tender a word of advice to Mr. Bruce, it would simply be not to attempt again to wrestle with John Bright, because such a spectacle in the estimation of his (Mr. Bruce's) reading friends is a most distressing one—better far ...