... for one week. MONDAY. TURNTP-TOPS STEALING.—John Smith was fined 6d., the value of the greens 5s and 6s. costs, or 21 days' imprison- ment, for having stolen a quantity of turnip-tops from the garden of John Cottle, lionth. CARDIFF POLICE COURT—SATURDAY ...

... Bruoe under the following circumstances :—In the year 1S27, Mr. J. Daniel, of Courtmawr, Cardigan, made a will, bequeathing the Llaugeitho estates to his sou John* and, in default of issue, to his second son Henry. The former died without leaving any children ...

... petty sessions for this division was held at the Shirehall, Cardigan, on Tuesday last, before Messrs. T. Davies, Cardigan, J. Griffith, Treforgan, M. Jones, Penlan, and J. Vaughan, Llangoedmore. John Jeremiah, Strand, was charged at the instance of the officers ...

... Cadoxton, labourer, 14 days' hard labour, for breach of contract with Mr. John Bland. Aug. 11, by J. C. Fowler and W. Thomas, Esqrs., Jajnes Williams, of Merthyr, sinker, and John Williams, of the same place, collier, two months' hard labour each, in default ...

... the Small Debts Act to Ireland; and in reply to John O Biieu. that the subject ot minister's money ill Ireland, a very difficult aud important oue, was uuder the consideration of tile Government. Lord John Russell coucluded a powerful speech by moving that ...

... prisoners, who caught hold of his arms-one on each side—and walked with him in that way until they got to Treforest bridge, and that they there commenced pushing him from one side to the other—at the same time holding his arms out—and that whilst they were ...

... again to the Colliers' Arms.—His landlord, however, explained matters to the Bench, and a discbarge was ordered. TUESDAY, August 9th.—(Before the Mayor, W. D. Bushell, and J. Pride, Esqrs). THE RIOT IN NEWTOWN.—Timothy Cardigan appeared charged with stabbing ...

... in honour of the marriage of Mr. JOHN Boomnt and Miss G. LANGLEY, ^hich is to take place OIl the above day, the gentlemen of THE PENTIBCH HtJNT, with numerous fnends of both families, intend dining at the Cardiff Arms Hotel at six Ut the evening. The ...

... able to walk to the Neighbouring house of Mr. David John, farmer, to whom he stated the manner in which the accident occurred, and expressed his belief that he had received some fatal injury. Mr. John hospitably received him into his house where he died ...

... as a man of the name of John Row, a labourer, in the employ of Mr. Booker, was engaged in blasting rocks in the vicinity of the works, the powder became ignited. An explosion of an alarming nature was the result, by which the arm of the unfortunate man ...

... country become numerous and powerful. The Northern and Southern power will first divide and contend in arms.' FATAL FALL OP A STBBPLB JACK BKOM A CHIMNEY. John Delooze, late of Dalton-street, Chorlton-upon-Medlock, known as Steeple Jack, was a bricklayer, ...

... 18th inst., and end on Tuesday, August 2nd. ASSIZES.—South Wales (Mr. Justice Hannen).— Haverfordwest, Saturday, July 2; Cardigan, W ed- nesday, July 6 Carmarthen, Tuesday. July 12 Car- diff, Monday, July 18; Brecon, Friday, July 29; Presteign, Wednesday ...