... COSELIPY.- LOCAh BOAR3D.-A meeting of this Board was held on Tlesday night; Mr. W. P. Greenway ?? was arranged to adopt John Street, Stoke iltreet, and School Street, as parish roads, and to undertake the maintenance of them at the expiration of a month ...

... tl e wvfrkhouse. FAxAs. FAL.. -Last. evenin Dr. C.. NV. Iliffe beld an inquest at St. 3Mary's liall concerning the death of John Matthews (40), watclh-maker, Percy Street, who was found at the bottom of the stairs, injured and uncou- scious. Dr. Loudon ...

... cheered the Royal party. FUNERAL or Me. DAvrn D.vrEs.-The funeral of Mr. David Davies, formerly member of Parliament for Cardigan, and one of the largest landowners and colliery proprietors in Wales, took place yesterday at Llandinau, his native prich ...

... Ingrain, lie asserts, has wholly failed to lay a sufficient ground for his proposition by his details in reference to the Grattan Parliament and; the recall of Lord Fitewilliam, of which Mr. Gladstone says: It has been truly said that the mission of Lord ...

... morning. The body of an Infant, which presented every appearance of having come to its deatht by foul means, was found In Cardigan Place, Ken. nlngton; and it was subsequently ascertained, on the admission of the inculpated person herself, that the mother ...

... public examination December 21, at 11 a.m., at the County Hall, Derby. JOHNe NVAe EER, Priest Cliff, Teddington, Derbyshire, farnier. First meeting December 4, at 2 p.in., at the Rutland Arms, Bake- well ' public exaininotion December 21, at 11 a.m., at the ...

... a iry Young: That is ?? was no opposition. f au John Ward applied for . permission to remove the aefull license from the George and Crown, John Street, to a premises to be erected at the junction of John Street and a few Corporation Street.-Mr. A. Younn ...

... to take the name of Formor, in addition to and before his present surname of Ielketh, and to hear the armes of Former quarterly with the present arms of Hesket.h Some members of the Society of Arts, It seems, have been using the letters F,SA. after their ...

... but covered with mud. WEST BROMWICH. DESTROYING PARISH CLOTHING.-At the Police Court, on Saturday, John Brown, who stated himself to be a Canadian, John Williams and Samuel Nice, were brought uop before Messrs. W. Sharp and G. 0. Adkins on the above charge ...

... named James Burns has been sentenc-d to six months' hard labour for break- ing into St. John's Church. Weymouth. The prisoner having gone to the church atc midnight armed with a poker, forced the vestry window, entered the church, and rifled several al nsboxes ...

... of water, for the purposes of the Corporation t water undertaking, from the Rivers Elan and f Claerwen, in the counties of Cardigan and t Radnor, together with estimates of the cost a of the necessary works ; and that, in the c meantime, the committee should ...

... foilow-in- the precedent of 1782-which it may incidentally be noted secured the establishment of what is known in history as Grattans Parlia- ment. It is a curious pendant to the hearty send-off given by the Prince of Wales to the Imperial Yeomanry at the ...