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... additional testimony which has been adduced, and it will be seen there is a great deal of mystery still attending the case ; John Jones, of Caemawr, who, it will be remembered, it was stated 00 former occasion bad made several contradictory statements, ...
... William Robinson. Spring-meadow, Yorkshire dver. John Mozley Stark, Gamsbcrough. William • millwrigl.t. Spencer Purser, Cheltenham, Ben; jamin Scott. Holloway. Somersetshire, seedsman David James, Cardigan, licensed victualler. Frederick Butler. ; Stafford ...
... imprisonment with hard labour. John Francis, charged with having, the 28th of July last, the hamlet of Monkswood, stolen about 3lhs. of pork, the property of Sarah Edwards. Guilty: Six months’ imprisonment with hard labour. John Watkins, charged with having ...
... Abcryetwith-.J.Hird,Pembroke;W.Williams,Cardigan; Alexander Esq., Arlington Street wounds, Abscess’s, W gS* thesedescnptions of pulse were firm, without anv ouot Wallongton,Tenby: Griffiths.Nicholas,Narberth; Dawc, Swansea; John Scott, Esq., 4, Hyde Park Street ...
... and Wyke, Abergavenny; Prosser, Vaughan, and Williams, Brecon; Ferris, Browne, and Seme, Bristol; Davies and Williams, Cardigan; P. John, Rees, and C. Vachell, Cardiff; Bradford, Chepstow; Lister.-Cowbridge; Hughes, Llandilo; Rees, Llandovery; J. Davies ...
... with water. He was then Informed that the girl could not move her left side. examined her left arm; It appeared to slightly colder than the right. The left arm was close to her side. He noticed that she slfghtlv moved the left forearm, with apparently less ...
... Pat, Home-rule has had its innings See how the game has gone. Much has been said of John Bull’s sinnings, But not so muc of Paddy’s winnings, Through partnership with John. You tell us, through that famous seer, Orator Butt, Q C., Irish Press-laws are too ...
... Medical Praetition- John Powles lod 8“ btin up phlegm, remove all tightness and Creebo, WiU.am, and Hay. John, Mount-street, Lambeth, f late ited that dlustru ■ ersreferredto by persons proposing Life Insurances. AGENTS i-Monmouth.Mr. John Powles, oppression ...
... Grieve , ••. .••••••..Mr Robert Bowman Aberystwyth •••••• Mr H. Hughes Brecon Mr John Evans 80i1th,. •••••Mr Evan Vaughan 7 Bridgend.. ••.. •• Mr John Martin Cardigan. •••••••»••••••• J• S> Evans CardlfiMr Peter Price •» •••••••••• Mr Cross ...
... EugiiiTb- The second reading of the Jews’ Declaration Bill is carried,in the House of Commons, by to 2K this occasion Lord John Russell expresses his readiness to admit Jews to scats in Parliament, 11. The President steam-vessel leaves New York her voyage ...
... the Emperor. They ere conveyed in nine carriages, the first which was very splendid vehicle, and was occupied the Mayor (Mr John Clodj) and by the Recorder (Mr. A. M. Skinner). Then the State carriage of the Lord Mayor of London, with those of the Sheriff ...
... BAUCLAY, Deputy-Goveroor— SIR JOHN W. LUBBOCK. _ DIRECTORS. CharlosJobu M Aiming, Eh. Hon- JohnT. Leslie MeWm* John Oarratt Cattley, Esq Henry Mellon Alexander Colvin, Esq. Edward Howler Palmer. Em. Edward Maxwell DMie!, Eaq: Sir John Hemy William Davidson, ...