... CARDIFF. tors GAB explosion of t occurred a little after midnight on Teeedeg t at the Cardigan Arms, situate at the earner of t'harch-street and It appears that about midnight • strong small of was noticed in the first floor of the house. The landlord ...

... TWO MONTHS' LABOUR 101. non= At the Pollos Cork on Friday, John noshes, • &roamed soldier and a amigo. maryshire fli, • native of °maim we. charged with somdtieg Roberta, servant to Mr Lasso, I. UL se Friday, lb. 10th five or her ie , sail 0011111111 ...

... sod Aberdare lon, Mary Meek to John Makiard ; Windsor rots, John Tucker to William Milton; Roee and Crows. Aeon Mario Cornish to . Philip w Mania ; Moulder of Mottos, George Jafferise to Edward James Smith ; Cardigan Arms, Mary Dawson to Alfred Haltiwell; ...

... early in the game. in Me Jones a member of the Monmouth Fooball Club, with • ambient. John Alexander, • pupil at Taristock Grammar School, fell and broke one of hie arms on Thursday whilst playing at football. The injured lad is • son at Mr Alexander. of ...

... • great mm.- , Amami. Excess or Bus—Herbert Johns, visions very Mies and spume the • young ms, wee charged with being drunk and Maas and the se desirous of putting • disonlerly, and with assultiag P.C. John Beach, Mop to thepraaties.—The gave • most at ...

... valour was plainly impresaed as the minds of the t fibers. Bo they succeeded to co:spiry, but unfortunately so did the revolver armed ruffians. 1111 OLLIII OA TILZ 81CW Lr CAL IFXHIBITOBS -- The r neittbild Club Cattle Si. at libretto on Noway nada as escomeal ...

... the =6 Main Colliery, about two miles from )r, by which five men were injured. The sxsujon scanned in th• working glees of John and resulted is William; his two sous, and other being burnt. All the men were got, out as soon as possible, and taken to the] ...

... of sane £250,000 Lord John Manners's prayer WSJ msy net be generally known that when the last Earl el Cardigan—the leader of the Light Brigade at Balaclava—died the earl doss passed to the Marquis if Ailesherp. Yestere, y he (Arm: as and fleligolanders ...

... digt TEISGI TR,APB VALUABLE SHARES IN STEAMSHIPS. JOHN YOUNG hug reeeived iestreetioe• to OBL[. PUbl.l AUOTION, en WEDNESDAY, the Illtb AUIUST, et o'abeek to the evening. al the Rom.. eubjeet to easilitkine to be then geocilieed, the Valuable SHAMES IN ...

... Moreau. M.P. Bis ship the Mayor, and also the late Mr John' Fran. the Chartist leader, and others. As stated above a 1111111 may espeote+, and as will be oh served in another column, Mr R. H. Johns, of Bnildiarl, wall be pleastd to supply any number that ...

... on the rowAold, hearted by the 8 Sieger, reeding the Jewish prayer, the prison hell was still tolling. Lipeki walked with • Arm step and erect Sure. Hum& his bee pallid. At eight o'clock the noose having been adjusted, and the cap placed over the culprit' ...

... i t h e . t ee e tc h es in samo.-Johe Ilortuyr. Ups, Wag soma to tho • .*, of sae, a short tima a,0, b might a boa NH. JOHN za. nocADIL Ly , a y +sr towage' to their et on hi. and. - - was Stile c: aura P 14., di ewe eee li„., $1.., Ik. to aml ...