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... Y mae pwnc y tugel i gael ei drin heno (dybvyga i). f, Cynnelir cyfarfod heddyw prydawn, o blcidwyr y i tugel, yn y King's Arms, Palace Yard, ger llaw Ty yi Cyffredin, i'r dyben o gefnogi cynnygiad ,,Tr. Berkeley u yn y senedd. Dysgwylir Mr. Jaunis Wilson ...
... resumed his duties at the Horse Guard., on Monday, after attending tbe French camp at Chalons. Major-General the Earl of Cardigan, tlie Inspector- General of Cavalry, has returned from his visit to the French camp at Chalons. Five troops and the head-quarters ...
... r the piternal protection of some local mandar n. c ster itself, clo*ely--hut Cactoriea would tertify to the political city John Bright, and the workpeople starve o'i rt'ediy read speeches of Mr. Milner Gibson. If, iu t«a.i all this, machinery uld bj ...
... Famworth ; Parry, Vaenol; Grattan, Aberkinog; Mr U. Jones, ; Mt Lloyd, ; Robeit Roskill, St. A Li. Downing, John Jones, agent, Ruthin; Mr E, Plunt, ; Mr David Parry, Ruthin; J. P. Williams, Rhyl; Mr T. Roberta, Bodidns; Mr John Roberts, Flint; Mr Napier ...
... Cove, Padslow, Budehaven. North \ Devon—Appledore No. 1, ditto No. 2, ditto No. 3. South Wales—Llanelly, Tenby, Fishguard. Cardigan. North Wales—Abertovey, Barmouth, Rhyl (Tabular) Anglesey —Cetnlyn I, Holyhead No 2, Raoscolyn 3, Peumoo No 4, LlsnJdwyu ...
... the hands of a murderer, from the nature' of his wounds, and from the fact ash bludgeon of about the thickness of a child's arm lying close by the body the big end bearing bloody evidence of the foul murder committed its aid. The body was at once conveyed ...
... to the good people of this New World. Should Spurgeon visit America a miuister of the gospel, he would be received with open arms. But he should come a paid star, preaching as Grisi and Mario sing and play, as Piccolomini attracts, for immense sums of money ...
... chmhibb. {Before Mr Boron Ckonntl.) Pembrokeshire. —Wednesday, July 6, at Haverfordwest. Cardiganshire.—Saturday, July 9, at Cardigan. Carmarthenshire.—Wednesday, July 13, at Carmarthen. Glamorganshire.—Tuesday, July 19, Cardiff. Brecknockshire.—Wednesday ...
... many scars about his body. The right arm is marked in bine ink, with the figures of a sailor and a woman joining bands, and underneath are the letters ‘‘A. N. A.,' “L. J. N. E„” and a ship with three masts, the left arm is marked in blue ink with the figures ...
... Carmarthen ; Evens, chemist, High-etreet, and C. Wilson, chemist, Caatle-aqumre, Swansea; Williams, chemist. High-street, Cardigan; D. T. Meylef, chemist, and Potter, Herald Offiea, Hareribrdweat; Tre weeks, chemist, Pembtok; Steveas, chemist, High-etreet ...
... Eichsrd Hsneon.Hsrp ult., the wife of John Jones, draper, Britsnnls House. Holywell, ““• rkiaGßS On the Mth ult, Ellesmere psrisli church, bj EoT. J D Dsv Mr Ssmael EouU.m XJualestou, Urmur, to Msrjr only dsii’hter of John Weulook. Esq, XHon iUiya. the 36th ...
... these little effervescencec than the behariour of the natire aerrania. They atand in pertect apathy and quiescence, with folded arms, and eyet gaxing on racaocy, aa if in deep abatraotioo, and at all event* feigning complete ignorance of what if going around ...