... Hooper, whose parentage is not given. The progeny of the cob stallion Ancient Briton, belonging to Mr. Griffiths, of the Aubrey Arms Inn, also figured very successfully both in the exhibition field and in the prize list. In fact, if we are to take this show ...

... are locked out by the manu- facturers, sent a deputation here last week for as. sistance, and a meeting was held at the Cardigan Arms, at which representatives of various local trades expressed sympathy with the Sheffield operatives, and advised sending ...

... pre- senting Brother John Jenks with a valuable silver watch and gold chain. The chain was taken by Brother Dr. Brown, who, after the usual loyal toasts had been given and responded to, addressed the secretary as follows Brother John Jenks, I have been ...

... Lloyd, Aberdarc • John Lewis, Aberdare Richard Lodge, Aberdare D. H. Lewis, Aberdare f Thomas Moore, Aberdare ,| E. Meredith, Merthyr 3 Thomas Price, Aberdarc | D. Phillips, Merthyr 1 David Rees, Cowbridgf 1 Charles Shepherd, BrtaSeuu I, John Seddon, Mertllyr ...

... first symptoms of insurrection. AN AU-TRIAN BREECHLOADER.—The Vienna corres- pondent of the Times says that the Austrians are arm- ing their troops as rapidly as possible with a new breech- loader. It is the invention of a Herr Werndl. It is simple in c ...

... his benevolent work among the deaf and dumb :—Mrs. John Bird, Crockherbtown, 2s.; Mr. Rowland, Abertillery, 10s.; Mr. Warrington, Junr., F.C.S. 10s.; Messrs. Gaskell and Woods, Churchwar- dens of St. John's, Cardiff, .£1 is Mr. D. Lewis, 19, Duke-street ...

... GLAMORGANSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES. [Continued from Seventh Page.] William John, a county policeman at Taibach, deposed that lie was with the last witness when the arrest took place. Prisoner said, I wanted to see Dr. Pritchard on his way home, and he was ...

... appeared, to sus- tain his plea. John Robinson I am the plaintiffs' farm bailiff. The plaintiff are Mr. John Nixon, Mr. T. J. Taylor and Mr. William Cory, and several others, comprising the firm of Nixon, Taylor and Cory. They 'arm a great quantify of land at ...

... William Jones, landlord of the Cardigan Arms, St. Mary-street, was fined 5s. and costs, for refusing to admit P.C. Richards into his house, on Sunday morning. ILLEGAL HOURS.—Richard Wolfe, landlord of the Gla- morgan Arms, Newtown, was charged with selling ...

... Iron Works, situate near Swansea and Neath, were brought to the hammer by Messrs. Barnard, Thomas, and Co at the Mackworth Arms Hotel, Swansea, on Saturday. The property consisted of the above works, forming an area of about 1.000 acres, and comprising ...

... practitioner. ACCIDENT AT CAXTOX -On Monday evening, about six o clock, a man named John Rees, servant to Mr. Watson, brewer, Carditf, was thrown from his horse opposite the Clive Arms, Ely-road. He was taken up senseless, and was at first thought to be dead. ...

... hand and arm were drawn in above the elbows and crushed in a frightful manner before the machine could be stopped. He was at once taken to the Infirmary. The House Surgeon who was in attendance, sent for Dr. Taylor, and the same evening the arm was ampu- ...