... sigh wafted on the air. A large scheme is on foot for supplying the rhole of London with soft water from North Wales, mar Cardigan Bay. The area is about 60,000 acres, mcl the distance from Lonion 183 miles. It is said that the Duke of Baccdench has sold ...

... Border Brigade is known as Penllyn, and is the property of Mr. John Corbett, M.P. for the Droitwich Division of Worcestershire. It is pleasantly situated close to the sea on the shore of Cardigan Bay, and is about five minutes' walk from the town of Towyn ...

... Orion, ourrier, was acquitted on the charge of obtaining some beer by false pretences. Mr. John Amphlett proaecutsd ; Mr. Godson defended. _ Pleaded Guilty.—John Stock, fishmonger, to stealing on the 25th April, from his master, and having been previously ...

... his limbs had got entagled among the sea weed. Two of the youths, John and William Paton, who were swimming a few yards farther out, hastened to his rescue, and each took one of his arms and struck out for the land, and with the assistance of the other ...

... notag remained but a few bones. The little girl was ound under the exact position of the bed, with her arm uplifted, her hand being burnt off, and of the arm nothing remained but the bone. Her bead was .a heap of eiuders. A very s i ngu l ar f eature connected ...

... the London police on Weduesaay. sposod to construct a line of railway from I Manchester and Milford. Railway, near rou, to Cardigan, Newport, Fishguard, and line would be forty miles in length, and ,00 mile. .dents of Kingsbridge Grammar School, 0, have ...

... strictly private, for any term not exceeding 10 years.—Apply for prospectus and scale of repayments to G. IL Shove, Esq., 21, John-street, Adelphi, Loudon, W.O 196 CASH ADVANCED £lO 0025,000. 7110 Farmers, Gardeners, Fruiterers, Dairymen, Carriers. 1 Clerks ...

... The vacancy in the Military Knights of Windsor of his private opinions. has been filled up by the appointment of Captain John Ley- John Rowe, a clerk, employed by Messrs. Her. burn Maclean, late of the 43rd Foot. mood, Banner, and Son, accountants, Liverpool ...

... secret of his intention to sell arms to the public. Pending inquiries, the police have taken possession of his samples and papers. It has not yet transpired whether a prosecution will be instituted against him under the Arms Act. It is stated that he intended ...

... t jag heretical opinion in Russia has resolved t h e active co-operation. of the State. confess without assistance from the arm their work is vain. This means that the ;tois to pun ish by administrative order those etics the clergy point out as dangerous ...

... from the continued wet. TARDEBIGGE. _ Raav AUDIT.—The rent audit of the Right llon. Baroness Windsor was hold at the Plymouth Arms Hotel on Monday last. There was a good attendance of her ladyship's tenants, and a capital dinner was provided for thorn. by ...

... are the result of the deliberations of a committee of officers, of which Sir T. Brotherton, Sir A. Clifton, Lords Lucan and Cardigan, General Lawrenson, and Sir William Russell were members. We understand that, among other changes, the present Light Dragoon ...