... Government in 1798, but which would fail now as they failed then. The Irishman who now thought he could throw away his arms, just as Grattan disbanded the volunteers in 1782, would find that he had placed himself in the r ower of a cruel, unrelenting English ...

... crew :—John Williams, aged 40. Liverpool. cook • James Owen, 40, Newport (Pent.). steward; David Willie, a 6, Pembrey, donkeyman ; George Cook, 56, Belfast, fireman • John Finn, 57, Sligo, fireman ; Augustus Hall, 43, Boston, able seaman ; John Yeo, 35 ...

... and appointments to, the Order of the Bath is also issued. THE mail train from Orymonych to Whitland (on the Whitland and Cardigan line) had just started from Llanfalty last night when the engine left the rails, through a rod breaking, and toppled ever ...

... England and Scotland. Mr. John Redmond mil go to Birmingham, Mr. O'Kelly to Scotland, Mr. Carew to Lanni:hue, and the others assigned for similar duty are Messrs 7'. P. O'Connor, bud* McCarthy, John Dillon, Rake. O'Doherty, Abraham. John O'Connor, P. J. Power ...

... :l•2rosslon evorywhere. BATHING FATALITY. •tress:ng bathing fatality is reported from the 2, village of Aberforth, near Cardigan. John an assistant chemist, from Dorsetshire,' with a couple of friends, when he got . :is depth. One of his friends was a swimmer ...

... It appeared from the list of the distti.ts c r i n f i e n i n aer t t ers, that one bad died dunng the year, viz., the Rev. John Gregory, who had been a devoted minister for more than fifty years, and who, as a supernumerary, had resided at Exeter. His ...

... with another officer, boarded the steamship Spartan, from Cape Town, off Plymouth, and arrested the prisoner. He searched Grattan, and Li ids. 3d. was found on him. Witness asked him if he had any more money, but he said I have not ; I am returning o ...

... and Gilpin. Many years ago, in conjunction with Mr. T. D. Capin. be had a print' hag animas in Bhdthars. At that time Mr. John Cassell was abo engaged in the pdating and publishing trade, and eventually a partnership was established between that gentleman ...

... to one save, H. Saxon sad Ryder did the hest of the three-quarter work. Wainwright, Bowies sad L. Lewis . played well. and Johns, Lawson. kW:Me. Hampton, Watts sad Malian were for the Rover& fauns :—id 307.--Xesharp. bra ; H Smut, E Sane. and Ryder. -barb; ...

... Minded. sod allot &L i e d bad been open* the fond that them:vas not sathdent evidence to convict, sad tho phew was disci:arm the judge admonishing bar to beham hereltit she could. • BOARD OF GUARDIANS' The lonerstely means althea/me Beard wee held roadie ...

... night she was very reetlees, and yesterday moaning her condition showed no improvement. Her strength remains much the same. Ma. JOHN 1101iLIY, in reply t.ollfr. Parnell's manifesto, traverses the points in the manifesto affecting himself, and makes important ...

... during the pest meth. The Filmy life-boat seed the mew of 4 am teem the fistispeoble Pal,/ 11., of Boubmegb Pertlidiailim and Cardigan We-boats boded theorem of two media which were in danger in a gale ; the Bereriet.oe.Tweed life.bost bead the disabled slam ...