... his wife, saying hoped she would more faithful to her second *‘ husband,” than the was to her first. He was subsequently offered £5 or the dame ; but she said she was not yet tired of her second choice, though, when she was, she should glad ...

... restore animation were futile, and it is supposed she committed suicide during the night. She is about fiva feet high, with brown hair and grey eyes. Round her neck she hid a si'k wa’ch-guard, which was attached a small silver Geneva watch, ...

... favoured with the following copy of a letter, received by a gentleman of Cardiff, on Friday morning. The writer is male a vessel, at present in the harbour of Balaklava: Balaklava, July 30th, 1866. Very dear Sir, —A* the names of Crimea and Balaklava arc ...

... and overall feet, with a lofty poop on deck, lit padtlle-wheels were 24 feet in diameter. She had gam ■ on an.l kite© st« in (no figure head), and was riggid as fi s-elass stamer, at which rate she was ranked at‘Lloyd’s, She built about ...

... introduced into a family others are permitted come—the difference is ti ogn at, too glaring, too palpable —Good uu dicing will alwavs m.'. l:;tt hat which wm-lde-s, aim it ri.ht that —Boxes Is. 1 id, ; ‘is. Oti. ; and 4s. fid. DR. IOWNiSE.NiJ’.S INDIAN PANACKA ...

... H u . avy business in tho P ,ac6 * Uesday. about hall-past eleven o’cltKik, 7.« a., arriving on their return to cirdlfl al 6.45 p.ni. A mwrenger £s.d.£ s. d. £s.d..£ s. d. wiut ine public, having, in the ...

... eit.s character,stic nllherfass Cromwell ; defended Imlore the parlmmenla,, committee of d.,. re, 1t the roo.oor the | H'e •*'lcol,«r.l lotere-l. and opposed the mot,on. n.ems, (),. a d.y.s.on, h..we..r, the a,i.e„d.,.e..t was intonnalio.. ...

... their h,refittberaW->'| l j™“ i, freught with far greater rialt than bnsinoss, . .J. a.m, n.m. a. m. a, ,a. a. M.s. . , . To bear thefocmen down The prisoner admiitod a summary ...

... that all Communications, intended this Journal, should reach the Office on THURSDAY i'VENING, at the latest. 'S'l3 S3 A A U A Y, J A N U A R Y 26. 1850. heartiest wishes, and most strenuous endeavours in the ...

... History of the Stage,” relates the following anecdote, which may be true, or may be nothing more than a lively invention A woman of fashi>m in London had great desire to pr«»cure the portrait a nobleman with whom she was in love, but who had ...

... South Wates s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. Oskle Street 10 16,12 14| .. a bad eoagb, and trunk—filled with amall vials uml Humphreys. parties had been to a tea party, and they all knew very well, that men lailed to ...

... ie s which m ist have terminated death. It was John Evan Griffith the beginning of last year Ins brother hauling for about a fortnight; h» said the evident that a slight blow would praduce sufficient lacerawas a shopkeeper at Llandovery ; had ...