... Not guilty. John Pouell, (us«l 13j wax indicted for breaking into the dwelling-house of John Jones, on tire Hit of leb., in the parish of Cwtnyoy, mid stealing therefrom purr of trousers and other articles, the property of the sard John Jones.—Guilty ...

... Watkins, Esq. Ref. Thomas Vaughan. P. I*. Williams, Esq. Re*. Thomas John Po«dl. J. JrfTrevs inlon, He*. Wiutoo. Waller .ilsvherr, Re*. m. Jones, IVilliam Williams, Esq. He*. Hofh Hold. John Ansdell, Esq. Rev. Da*id Jones. Thomas Ramsden. Hsq. R«*. Charles ...

... Thomas Rtdaa'e, Joseph fleninr, lti-*liard Stapleton. Benjamin Turner, Edward Ratles, John Mi'net, William May moo. Hicbard Sbaw. Joseph Caat'e Smith John Breare*. John Denton, and Abraham F. lia, wouilew Mil era, Bailey-Oarr, Dewahary, Yorkshire.— Tho» ...

... Morninjt al 10. Ihrouth USK, CHEPSTOW, and BRISTOL; (allowing minutes for Dinner), thence the GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY to LONDON, arming at Quarter past 10 the same Night. I his arrangement also enables Passengers to proceed immediately, via RAILW AY. through ...

... the sth; Cararoa, W the 13th ; Carcw, Thursday the 14lh. Cardiganshire. Lampeter, Wednesday the ; l.landdvail, the llth ; Cardigan, Wednesday the 13th. AfonmoMthshir*. —Caerteon, Monday the lltb; Chepstow, Monday the Herefordshire. —Ledbury, Monday the ...

... home with him. Witness, after having the vessel repaired at Plymouth, set sail for France, having with him John Ellery, Robert Pierse, and John Wilcox. When had arrived near the French const he received his register from Ellery. They bought in France ...

... eleven persons drinking and playing curds. Fined Q>. and ousts, under same statute. Paid. John Hopkins, sen., John Hopkins, jun., William Hopkins, William Price, and John Parry, were charged hy David Hughes, all of with nssauh on his person on the is\h ult ...

... in the : ol Hereford. The city of Hereford. Sunt Peters, i Hampton Bishop, Mordifurd, Saint Martins, Saint John the Baptist otherwise Saint John, All Saints, j Saint Nicholas, Brienton, Huntington, Holmer, Eat- | on Bishop, otherwise Lower Eaton, Clehonger ...

... make effective speech. Mr. 11. rattan proved that Sir Sinclair was not shot proof, and had once been W hi£ and patriot. Mr. Grattan also dealt some hard blows at some other renegades. I.id Rourrncourt declared that the bill was popular with landlords in ...

... Unliiah, daughter Mr. Ibeopliilus Jones, of Tredegar. Tuesday last at the ItulMrark, Brrrrn, aged 2:1 years, Catherine, wife Mr. John Williams, of the Br**r,.n Old Hank. The untimely fate of thin verv aminhle young la.lt :s sincerely lamented all w!io knew ...

... severe accident occurred at the I’mirc Collierv, near Swan-ea, Tuesday last. John Bevau, u collier, aged ■2B, whilst at work, piece of the heading fell, and severely injured hi- arm, to render immediate amputation necessary, which was performed by Mr. lorry ...

... Brecon, the Rev. John Williams, Mr. James E ...