... .FEARFUL SCENE, AT CARDIGAN GAOL. ATTEM5PT TO MURDER THE TURNKEY. One morning last week, the officials of' Cardigan gaol had a most frightful encounter with two desperate burglars, namad John Stuart and Henry Williams, awaiting their trials at the Assize ...

... JOHN FKEGUSSON. wholesale stationer, Glasgow, was called by Mr Lockwood. Mr Fergusson said he had for twenty years taken an interest in land reform, and he was one of the founders of the Land League. He thought the organisation did not in any way countenance ...

... JOHN FSEGUSSON, wholesale stationer, of Glasgow, was called by Mr Lock* wood. Mr Fergusaon said he had for years taken an interest in land reform, and he was one of the fonoden of the Land League. He thought the organisation did not in any way countenance ...

... Curtis. March 31, at Thomas-street, Mr, John Derham, aged 70. March 31, Prospect-villa, Fairfield-road, in her seventh year Ellen Mary, daughter of Mr. John William De Lay Aj>r» I, at Brisllngton, Amelia, wife of Mr. John Smith, Willi am rk hUl, Frederic ...

... Stonehouse, John Stanton, Esq.-Aged 73, Mr. John Joshuan, late landlord of the Hanbury Arms, Trosnant-Mr. D. Rees, late landlord of the Globe inn, Pontypool-Aged 49, at Newport, the Rev. Thomas Kenvyn, Baptist ?? Tin- , tern Parva, Mr. John Watkins, of ...

... to Miss Sophia, Edwards, Fronynl' St mael's, Car~inarthenshire-At Cardigan, Mr. Thom3s rbillif, of Cardigan and New Quay, to Anne, only daughter oteflit3 Mr. Thomas Francis, of Cardigan-A Carign, o Richardeona, Esq, of Rodridge House. cY. Durar, to Let ...

... from Clifton. Bristol, with his w'ife, who have been residing at ithe G-wbert for some time pat, were observed walking arm and arm very close to the edge of the precipice-about Traeth Pistgll Ivor. They -were warned in Welsh by a woman standing by not ...

... youngest danm of Mr. Rd. 'tacey, Ragland. Monmouthehire-At Newport, Mr. John Oliver, olfthat place, to Elizabeth; youngest daughter of Mr. Rosser, Chapel-.arm, Magor-At Cardigan, Mr. H. 0. Fer. rott, 3rd Eon of the late Mr. Henry Perrott, of Swansea, ...

... Caroline, youngeet daughtcr of John Watson, Esq. late o Melbourne, Soaa Australia-At Gloucester, Edwin, 2nd sonof Mr. Wingate, of Hucelecote. to Fanny, 2nd dau. of Mr. J. Clot- terbuck, of Southgate-street - At Lassington, Mr.John Gouldar, silversmith, to Harrriet ...

... 7, atc Car' Ithen, Mr. John Thomas, bridge-surveyor oft te -county-!Ag1,e 42, Mr. David Homes, of the Ancient Briton. inn, High-str~eet, Sweasea-Aged 74. MisseDavies, of Finch's -square, Cardigafl -Aged 35, at the Joiners' Arms, Heath, Mr.- William Jonets ...

... daughter of'3r, John Haspison. Gravesend and M1r. John Owen, to Harriet, youngest daughter of Mr. H. Evans, of that ?? itev. David Evans, Baptist minister, of Swansea, to Mary, only daughter of Mr. Thomas Lloyd, iron- monger. Cardigan-Win. Ilallain, Req ...

... Carmarthen, to Margaret, yonugest daughter of the late John Evans, Esq, of the above ?? Y Telywarn, Mr. John Wintle to Miss Ellen Bendall, niece of 1 re. George Packer, Abersychn-At Pontypool, tr. John Y Fisher, te BM.s Ann Joshua, both of Pontypool-At Swanseas ...