... locked up till thei=lhe mot unless he apologised. Haggerty a 0 ordered to leave the wart. Cardigan Bay Inn, Canal-parade, Sarah Granted. Cardigan Arms Canal-parede John Notice not correct, and five oonviotiOns agninet cU house. License refused. Aberyatwith ...

... Snook, certificate ani Junior Division: William Dock, certificate and church a Tv ; John Leonard, 10s and bible; John Jackson. 104 and ; Thal. Webster, be; Henry Powell. ; John Gardener, Wile Joseph Clement, is and bible; Timothy Hughes, and bible; George ...

... creating a row. Ile very violent, and several unupluined of being assaulted by him, amotg whom was 31r Evans, of the Rodney Arms, and Mr Freeman. —By Mr HMlp,tts : When he apprehended defendant, Mr Evans was not near him. He was quite drunk, and very excited ...

... a lame of than three years, the whole of the plate was discovered in the following singular 1018Olt Near the Church al to, John's, Hose about a mile from there k I off through eons prism =had to the Hove stattas. About rt . dews the as the loft-bead aa ...

... assaulting Joseph D Alton, his brother, wag lined tIM., Including oasts, or IA days imprisonment. DIMEHIOUBII Job Harris. of Wu Cardigan Arm, ruprosental by his wife, was sumumoad for &Howl° bar to bu consumed In his hunso at unlawful hours.—P.C. saw moon with ...

... Railway Inn, Grantham, where he sal attended by two medical officers, who give not the slightest hopes el his recovery. His left arm has been amputated close to the shoulder. He had been convicted of a burglary, and sentenced to seven years' transportation ...

... Wnitehaven. Lark, Lane, Portniadoo. Mary, Combs, Yarmouth. Lady linntly, Lucas, Aramaean. Eliza, Johns, St. Ives. Amelia, Curtis, Torquay. Anna Dixon., Johns ' Southampton. Adroit, Hughes, Ardroaan. Jane, Bonbon, Ilfracombe, Elterwating Blackburn ' Whitehaven ...

... Palasso Orlaml6l4 mob oelebraiM am Ifiremise. It that of Mr. Spenser WOW'', eldest sea of Os ifght Mon. Spencer Walid to of Mr John Digby I. the Scots Gouda The Zoe. Robert chaplain to the the emainessy, as wnissore present Annetta lapt ig aztgr e te amber ...

... the Is Se el Mr. Bruoe's dying Wan the prmoribed period, the Cardigan estates to go to whoever bolds - the title of Earl of Cardigam WILL or Laos Ma. CRANIA' Kw.— Ile will el Mr. Marks John Lean, the who died at his Jusivery leek et the age al 57, was ...

... swell the smack 'Coasters of Lisburne, of Anemstwith. wrack an Cardigan Bar. The mainsail and had bees previously carried away. Immediately On. smack's perilous pedton we. seen. the Cardigan Ilfeboa• belonging to the National Lifeboat Institution, lautiched ...

... NOIAN.—.But a inn shell Ms the i ight front of Lord Cardigan now threw out a fragment whio . met N. lan full on t e chest and tore iway .nto hie heart. The sword d ripped from his band; but the arm with which he was wining it 'he moment before still remained ...

... displayed in the room ; and in front of the top table wee suspended four small banmeets, on which were displayed the arms of Lord Tredegar, the arms end wet., of Kr S. Hominy, the crest of Hon. Godfrey Morgan, M.P., and on the fourth the motto, l'he Queen. ...