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... CE. DREADFUL CARDIGANSHIRE. |DREADFUL SUICIDE OF A GENTLEMAN OF FORTUNE-On. Friday, an inquest was held at the Red Lion, Cardigan, on the i body of Morriss Morriss, Esq., aged forty-five, who committed l suicide on the preceding day under the subjoined ...
... the smack Catherine, of Cardigan, and the brigantine Osnabriek, of Papenburg, Hanover, which were in distress off Fishguard during a strong gale from the N.N.E. The special thanks of the institution were also voted to Captain John Hodge and Mr. T. B. Williams ...
... a short notice, if required. The armed police amouats to about I1,0o0 men, stationed throughout the country. THe AtrterT To Potent; A WnoLE FAMIYv.-In our last we gave the particulars of the first examination of John Wall, of Oadby, framework-knitter ...
... hear from him. ...
... very much disturbed by nighetly marauders, who have destroyed gates end. pillars, and carried off all the knockers. Lord Cardigan appeared on Monday at White's club and was looking in good health Notice has bean given for the appropriation of Smithfield ...
... The 2od life guards, the horse-gaards blue, and; a company of- the 3rd light dragoons, were reviewed on Tuesday by LordL Cardigan. The town and university of Cambridge are to prpa sent Sir J. Patteson with a piece of plate, as a testi- mony'6of 'regard ...
... IUSCELLANEOUS NEWS! Found at Cairnryan Point, by Mr. John M'lCen2ie on the 10th inst., a bottle, containing a slip of paper, on which was written with pencil the. followings-' lot ol June, 1850, ship Royal Charlotte, lat. 45.25, IOng. 10.12, Ship on fire ...
... has been detected in committing frauds on the public and the Post-office de- On Alonday, Williams, the hawker, who bad his arm so injured by the late accident at Oxford, as to reader it necessary to be amputated, died In the hadclhffe infir. mary, msking ...
... delegates at a banquet at Hatfield house, the whole of the party remaining for the night. Son JoHN LUnBDocE,-In appreciation of the emi- nent services rendered by Sir John Lubbock in the cause of technical education, the honorary freedom of the Worshipful Company ...
... dietaries, have just established ?? aschoolfor instruct- ing prison officers in cooking. John Robinson, a durvivor of the last expedition which went in search of Sir John Franklin, died at Newport, Mon., on Wednesday. He had lived in New- port since 1860, ...
... Diceks, let foot, ditto. John Hobbs, Let foot, diarr. Moses Roakes, 9th foot, qyseutery. John Cam. pin, 17th loot, febris. Henry Moore, 2Oth reg, febris. John Deacarle, WMth reg., dysenery. William Rogers, 41th ree dysentery. John Miller, 46th rag, -ebris ...
... wbich changed the w0hole aspect of affaids, and the fence around the enclosure at the aide of the Ilats near the Foresters' Arms, and quite closeto where the meeting bad been held, waa destroyed in the twinkling of an eye. A men, while seated on a rail ...