... Dawonso was boarding the car he felt somerne's arm passed round him from behind, and at the same time there was a tug at his watch chain, On teeling for his watch he found that it had gone. He grasped the arm, which proved to belong to the prisoner, whom ...

... Ciear's ?? e ?? ?? e. I C ermatthen ?? 6 Sbergaveimc> .. 19 r9 : Lapeter (Cardigan) ?? 11 Bloneath .. ?? 4. LlsnarthlCsrdigali)) ?? ,. 12 Cardigana ?? 6se HAverlordwest I. 12.. ?? Arms ?? ca NeweasleEaflyll .i 13 BwIvtligeyn ?? , WrATKINS AND SON'S FAMOUS ...

... arrested at 0 lrien's Hotel, Milton ilalbay, on Friday night under the Coercion Act. John Houlihan, publican, was arrested as a suspect at itoscrea on Saturday. John Newell and Patrick AMorissy of Carriian, near Louglhrea, were arrested on Friday in ...

... Sergeant Riehards, aundhewasordered to pay ?afine oft 5andcoste. or in defaslt one month s imprisonment with bard ?? locke, John Walters John Jones, Joseph Davlne, and Charles Ch-ppel were charged with being found upon the vretms. Four* ?fthe defendant, were ...

... partake of it viz. :-John Davies, of Milestone-Llandugwydd, Maria Dhvis, Ellen Rees, a servant to Mrs. Evans, David James, a servant to Mr. Davies, of Llandugwydd, David Jones, a servant at Penallwyny, and John Jones of Blasneefn. John Jones partook of the ...

... on, decided not to grant the licence. FISHERY PROSECUTION AT CARDIGAN: At the Lower Troedyraur Petty Sessions, held at Cardigan on Tuesday, David Lleweilyn, of Cunnarth, was charged by John Thoias, water bailiff, with fiehing during the weekly close season ...

... Whilst he lay on the floor prisoner kicked him on the back of the bead, cut- ting It. John Gillutt picked his brother up, and was kicked in the leftt eye by the prisoner. John said that he did aot go to the hospital, but tied a penny over his eyesto prevent ...

... with tobacco, and that he had delivered the same to a Mr. John Yeates, Greenock. The penalties are 2001. for each count. i . E VALUE OF A KISS.-At the New Bailey t' durt, on 'Saturday, Henry Grattan was charged by Nancy Forreat with having assaulted her ...

... polisher, back of 12, J ohn Street, was charg,,A with. committing an assault by throwing stones. Ed ward Hawkins, painter, Court, John Street, proved the charge. The prisoner was repeatedly throwing stones, and on the, previous day one discharged by limo struck ...

... the, following ?? was apprenticed to Mr. John Hall, shipowner, of South Shields, and. joined ,lis ship; the.. Edgar, eight months ago,.on a voyage to'Constentino- pie. The ship was comrmandiddby, Captair John Dunn, who was in the practice of beating him ...

... him. I saw hirano more i, until he was taken to the Police Office. Mr. John Duddy said-I live in Belmont Terrace, k, Oldpark Road, and I keep my plane of business at T: B Grattan Street. The prisoner called at my place - , of business, and said he had ...

... r Georgo Smrith, private, Goth reginient, was cinrged vithi Mtr ad steanlig ls. from the ierson. of John Owens, mnster hie nirirer, residing at Cardigan. On Tuesdny, the 14th inst., prosecutor came to Ports- mouth inad oil tire night of the 18th lie wirs ...