... some ten or twelve of whom were young men of fashion, who occupied two boxes the stage—one on the right, and the other the left The corps dc ballet stood si 1 11 on the stage for upwards of hour. The moment the hand began to play the disturbance was renewed ...

... modification, the tatcY stage, of one disease. Red-’vater, when overlooked or neglected, and in instances even remedial measures have been employed, invariably terminates in Mack-water ; or. in other words, this appears to a later stage the disease which redwater ...

... ihe selected agent of plotters against Queen s 1 life, lie would show that preposition to in- 1 sanity existed tbe prisoner, and lie was just at • the age when insanity would likely show itself; and possibly the attack on Queen was first unmistakable ...

... Chapter , , h- rossed the Line April the Odi, in long. U deg. The total numbers the Burgess lists are .70. tncre Connop Thirlwajl, A.M., lie by them 5K> , were, therefore, 191 voters unpolled, wun iu„ 0 said see.— tte I April to. One of the guard died, of ...

... there he no rate/* After considerable discussion and confusion, the Vicar, the Reverend J. E. N. Moleswurth, took the show of The show anninsi the rate was double (he to time in favour of it. Notwithstanding this decided negative, however, said that the ...

... Rev. Thomas Bo*en, Mr. Charles Bassett, of Newbridge, eldest son the Rev, Richard Bassett. Rector of hrewis, to Elizabeth, second daughter of Phillip Price, Esq., of Llanwit Major, On Tuesday morning se’ooight. the Hope Chapel, the Rev. Powell, Cardiff ...

... revenue of 200,000/. year expected derived. Altogether the new revenue, from the of April, estimated 4.380.000/. The deficiency the estimated income, for the year ending slh April compared with the estimated expenditure ujjon the rotes, is 2,570,000/. But the ...

... India, and should lay the table supplement ry estimate. Afr. l.iudsay moved resolution that the house would, on the 7th of April next, resolve itself into committee, consider address he* Majesty, compensate the merchants and others for their losses in ...

... dressmaker, the shove place. the IGth instant, at Mary's Swansea. Mr. Tliomas late of Bristol, corrier. Mis* E. Herrrmsn, second dsn;lifer of the late Capt R. Berrvman. Nea'h. in«l . M PrfS Cri(litli», Mr Tliomis L!ojd, Mis* Sophia Nanlr |>o«h rar«ti(T ...

... MERTHYR POLlCE —Friday, April. Before G. R Morgan, Esq., and Rev. (.’. Maybery. John Leaii painter and glasier, and WtlUam were charged by the overseer* of the poor of Merthyr, and 'fhnmoa Harry, miner, was by the overseer* of the parish of Gelligaer ...

... one was dunged and not limed, and the second was limed and not dunged, while the third had neither dung nor lime. The last mentioned showed the want manure striking degree ; the crop was not worth reaping the second was something the better for the lime ...

... called on Ban Acs ennvi«lered that would idle enter time, the second readisig fixed tor the of Mr Coht/en, who rose, pursL-ant notice, move „„ hiqu’ry which both parries would enter, and April for a** select committee re into the causes and f, rt which ...