... 3, sister were sitting by each other's side, when a man sud- ,e denly fell from the main-yattd arm on to the poor woman, breaking her collar bone, both arms, and left leg in two ,X places; but, strange to say, the man that fell was unhurt. t o heavy was ...

... Professor B1 Jng John Rhys, MA., as vice-presiddnt will be filled . u up by the court ot governors. 00 PROPERTy SALE IN WAL -S.Mr. J. Pritchard, a o angor, on Saturday, disposed of the following .nS leasehold properuies at the Douglas Arms Hotel, jug Bethesda ...

... lhester, Satur. day, July 21; Swansea, Saturday, July 28. SOUTH WAmEs.-(Lord Justice Baurwell.) -Carmarthen, Monday, July 2; Cardigan, Friday, July 6; Haverfordwast, Tuesday, July 10: Brecon, Saturday, July 14; Presteign, Thursday, July 19; Chester, Saturday ...

... -, and about twenty sail more, whose names could not be made out - wind W. nearly -poo calm. IWill The sloop Commerce, of Cardigan, was driven on shore on tan, ~.Sunday, at Southport. The crew and materials were saved, man - A sealed bottle was picked ...

... serious a danger a aeti s, even to the most trivial of surgical an csasme Protection for a vaccinated arm is th ?? watdin ?? of an lafant, for the arm t! n1 Can easily be altogetlier taken a-ut f the clothing, to caebigtakea n wtrep the cidup warmly ? ...

... a strong partylwell- hi e armed, who met on the common at Eglwyswrw, about fo d eight miles from Cardigan. Thiey had previously, as hI 3, usual, given notice of their intention. The marines bc d were ordered out from Cardigan, but by the time they st arrived ...

... Lancaster, wa3 adjusting a atrap of niome machinery whilst, it was in motion, a lhen he got caught by the Arms, and was whirled xb- agailant a wall. One arm was torn oil at the of khoulder and the other at the elbow, and his back was neriously Injured. Ile ...

... boarded let inst.I routside the Straits, by a brig armed with 10 guns, which stated her- .of selfto be the Brazilian, bound to Leghorn with desparecses. I John Brown, Price, from Virginia at Bremnen. ?? Johns, from Matancas at do. nt Baltic, Seabury, and Themis ...

... the Prussian needle gun, and ask what steps had been or would be taken to supply Her majjestv's forces with a breechloading arm. Ti1E BaNi RATE OF DOscOUlNT-Mr. WATICIN asked the Chancellor of the Exchequer what communications had taken place between himself ...

... S detained, and three of the pirates, armed with cutlasses and pis- I tols, went on board the Globe, and plundered her of 1200 dol- lars, provisions, clothies, &c. and ill-treated the crew. The schooner was armed with a long 9 pounder, anmd each, of the ...

... brutre excesses of riot and bloodshed. Opposite the Shambles a terrific encounter took place. The rioters were most of them armed with huge staves, which, as mere walki=g-sticks, would be a burden to anyone. They were manifestly intended for a wicked purpose ...

... DB, Dyss's Soocnsssofl RSGSNT.SQUARE.- Pe The congregation to which Dr. Dykes ministered Cb for 20 years bha chosen the Rev. John M'Nei, ofB Edinburgh, to succeed him. Mr. M'NeiL has. I though only a few years ordained, made for him G self a great name ...