... excuses be given by the viola- tors of the Act when appearing before the magistrates.—The notice appears elsewhere. Griffith Thomas, of boat No. 291, belonging to Mr. Meredith Jenkins, of Little Frederick-street, who was found on the canal bank, with a larg-e ...

... support- ers of the hardy tillers of the soil, are increasing. Among the gentlemen present we noticed the following :—• Evan David, Esq., Fairwater, president; on his right, T. W. Book.r, Esq., High Sheriff; on his left, the Rev. George Thomas, Llandaff Court; ...

... are unfit for the franchise, and were that extended the House of Commons would loso its respectability. The demagogue most hardy in professions, most adioit in pander- ing to the interest, or frenzy, or ignorance of the mob, would alone have a chance at ...

... Grand Jurv* I THOMAS LEWIS, Foreman. Nathaniel Llewellyn. Robert Howe. James Barnes. William Spencer. J. Reynolds. John Thomas. Thomas Lester. Benj. Price! William Morris. ltichard Price. II. Gardner. William Hardy. II. Gardner. William ...

... roof belonging to the Frwd Gmoi farm near the Ccfen, the property of Nash Edwards Vaughan, Esq., in the occu- pation of Mr. Thomas Williams. Instant alarm was given and the Cefen inhabitants lost no time in hurrying to the spot. It was fortunately, by a ...

... 35, Lower Chris tin ar-treet, was entered and a quantity of wearing apparel stolen. On the same evening the house of Mr. Thomas, draper, Bute- street, was attempted to be entered by means of skeleton keys, but the lock being a patent one the thieves ...

... was the promise of a stiff breeze, but the fleecy clouds did not portend too pleasant a trip for the excursionists. For the hardy men who were to con- test the powers of their craft, there was nothing in the appearance of the heavens to daunt them but when ...

... husband's body, and n eel her cellar with wood and coal bought with the proceeds. THE WIDOWS BEWITCHED: A CUPBOARD LOVER. -Thomas Beaumont, alais Brown, alias Gating alais Grant, an artful-looking dodger, was finally examined before the Hon. G. C. Norton ...

... chloride of zinc), in mistake for gin. He subse- quently died from the mortal effects of the poison. On Saturday morning Mr. Thomas Stettiford, baker, Devonport, hanged himself, temporary insanity having been caused by pecuniary embarrassments. About two ...

... the insertion of a creditor in the schedule. DAVID THOMAS, grocer, &c., Mountain Ash, came up for examination, supported by Mr. Bird, and opposed by Mr. Robert Thomas, Newbridge, and Mr. Ensor. Thomas was examined relative to his affairs at considerable ...

... 1861. THE REV. J. GRIFFITH AND THE PROC- TORSHIP. NOT far from the scene of many a stout contest, in Ihe days of old, between hardy mountaineers and belted Norman, another contest of a more peaceful character has just been concluded, and the victor arowned ...

... little while after, Mrs. Thomas looked out, and saw the prisoner walking towards her house. As soon as he saw her he turned towards Temperance-town, and she sent the servant after him. Prisoner came back with the girl, and Mrs. Thomas asked him where the money ...