... THE CROMLECH DISCUSSION. FROM THE ARCHDEACON OF CARDIGAN TO A MEMBER OF THE ARCH.EOLCGIC,L COMMITTEE (LETTER 15). 1\1ï DEAR SIR,— Again I a1:1 compelled by friendly cor- respondents to take rather a devious course, and prema- turely. perhars, to introducp ...

... signature is upon eaGo'therefore to the Agent for JOHN CASSELT/s COFFEE, ask for John Cassell's Coffee, and see that it is John Cassell's Coffee which is handed to you, having his signature upon the package. This is necessary, for there are numerous imitations ...

... intoxicated, and grossly ill-treated him, leaving him with very little hope of his recovery. ACCIDENT.— On Monday last, a man named John Crotty, working at the new station of the South Wales Railway, in High-street, Newport, was assisting to un. load a trolly ...

... until Thursday. Michael McLoughlan two soldiers, were charged with breaking a pane of glass at Mr Gregory's, the Freemasons' Arms, Can, I- side; as they had paid for the damage, they were let off upon a charge of Is. 6d.each for costs. Thomas Hares was ...

... by the exercise of ordinary prudence. Deceased bore an excellent character; and was a very teady workman. A collier, named John Edwards, was work in the same stall at the time. The coroner hav- summed oil the evidence with bis usual clearness and ability ...

... MERTHYR AND NEIGHBOURHOOD, SUDDEN DEATH.—-An inquest was held before John Morgan, Esq., deputy-coroner, on the 29th ult., on the body of William Llewelyn, at Dowlais. The evidence was that he was subject to fits, and that he had one from which he never ...

... nature. John Sowden, master of the Peter and John, was charged with an offence similar to the preceding.- Mr. Frazer proved that the vessel entered the cut half an hour after the ball had been HAILED down.—This statement was corroborated by John Jones. ...

... inquest was held at Saint Clears, before George Thomas, Esq., on the body of Mrs. Lloyd, aged thirty-four wife of the Rev. John Lloyd, Bapti&t minister, whose death was caused by the discharge of a gun her husband was cleaning. Mary Lloyd, aged thirteen ...

... 'rthcuVw. Williams, chemist, High street, Cardigan; *') |U|S' Car* itmisf 'Haverfordwest; Joseph Potter, Herald (Hfice II nvcrV, MilVl,!S' n c Trewceks, chemist, Pembroke-, Thomas Kv,nns' eh, sm-et Swansea; John Moore, chemist, Rroad-Vet N TJ>omas Stephens ...

... was imposed, and the pledge then given that it should be only for three years, never did man come into the field more triply-armed than in this case did Colonel SIBTHOHP. The strong Government, however, were so cir- cumstanced that they were compelled, ...

... and wounding John Flowers, land- lord of the King of Prussia beer-house, with a boathook and a brickbat, on Monday night last BEER-HOUSE INFORMATIONS. Charles Church, Crown, Pillgwenlly; George Edwards, King's Arms, Marshes-road; John Burn, Hibernia ...

... mau named John Plasterer, a natife of Newport, 011 Sunday tnorning week. It appeared that a row tuukphn-e between SOllie boatmeu anu a lul of sailurs in Friars'-fields, when the sailors drew their knives, and prosecutor was stabbed in the arm in the melee; ...