... then insensible, and now lies under treatment. Although the extreme peril of any further descent was thus shown, a man named John Widah volunteered to go down on the instant, to make another attempt to save his life. He also becoming affected by gas, was ...

... subject of investigation at the London Hospital. The deceased, John James Sutton, 23 years of age, was bitten by a dog on December 9th. He told his wife there was a wound on the left arm, which he had had oauterieed at a chemist's shop. After the lapse ...

... They were observed from the deck tobecome unconscious, and were hauled up immediately, the chief officer (Thomas Owens, of Cardigan, late muter of the barque Lotus) having jumped down to assist them up. One of the crew named Lane also jumped down, but became ...

... selected for production comprise London Assurance, School for Scandal, John Bull, Richelieu, and The Man of the World. Me l on. Phelps, W. Ferree, 0. Warner, Mrs. John Wood, Miss Litton, and Miss Brennan have, it is announced, been specially envied ...

... made order ma John Tolty. milder, South Hiendley, to pay £498 134. 9d. double duty sue to the excise on 834 bliebels of malt, which be had neglected to pay. A distress process was iseued. THE Shamrock, the finest and largest transport arm built in France ...

... the Norman might suit the spirit of our own time. It was, Kind heaven. I do not ask for wealth ; only to be placed within arm's length of some man who has it. SOMKnooy estimates that every man who lives' to be 60 yearn old has spent seven months buttoning ...

... charming Katherine. The pert of the boy, always played by a female. was for the first time represented by a boy, Mister Henry Grattan, and his performance was stitonishingly good. The other parts were satisfactorily played. The scenery and mounting is equal ...

... connected with the ro,1•1 Arm rumination, wink• admitting the correction of the theory of suicide, do not ful justified in giving a positive opinion on that point: . IT 14 ILZID that the police Lhace cu:weeded in tracing the arms sent to Ireland by the prisoner ...

... segerration, as I that what he wan as that the fT.nehim should be • nal In itiaand to at la Englsnd. Timms bag ju•' .ed in Cardigan, John Davies, • retired farmer, 100 years. Cardl4an suniostias Its reputation for longevity, for recently four senior hare dimd ...

... Arlington House SI BOARDING HOUSES, ETC. BOARDDIO HOUSES. Darn To:cam—Ur and Mrs Parry sad family, Mr Sheffield, Miss Hayes, Mr Grattan, Miss Lancashire, Mr Mrs Whitsrorth, Mr Harris, Miss Hallthr.rton, Miss Dewar, Mr and Mrs Tbontpson, Be. E J and Mrs Anderton ...

... Villas 1$ BOARDING HOUSES, ETC. BOARDING ROUSES. Drron Toorrre.—Mr and Mrs Ferry and focally, Mr She,Heti, Miss Hayes, Mr Grattan, Miss Lancs. shire, Mr and Mrs Whitworth, Halliburton, Miss Dewar, Mr sod Mrs Thompson, des B J and Mrs Anderson. Mr Wathen ...

... Diesselablishment in Wales has just been hold at Swansea, Dowlais, Pontypridd, North, Treorky, CI vdach, Pembroke I ock, Cardigan, and Carmarthen. They have been addressed In Ere,li-h by Mr. J. Fisher, of the Liberation Society, and in Weith by tlie Rey ...