... of the infirmary for dissection. MARRIED —The Rev. William John Brodrick, son of the late Archbishop of Casbtl, to the Right Hon. Lady Eliaabcib Anne Perceval, daughter of the Earl of Cardigan.— Col. James Maitland, commanding the regiment, to Isabella ...

... Cnion, Duddmgton, and the Mi.iv. Davi*, from .With * the Lion, Jooe-, from Cardigan ; the Eleanor, Roberts, 'hs Queen ’William*, and the Hannah, Davis, from Flml; if..' Friend-hip, John, from Carnarvon the Mary. Llewel'in, and the A,.me. Randall, from Llanelly ...

... Advieer. The Vice-Chancellor, .Sir John Leach, on Thursday under went an operation, for the stone, performed Sir Astley Cooper. The operation was of the most formidable description ; and the heroic firmness evinced by Sir John not a little surprised the operator ...

... Yowghall. April i. —The A'ia, Leslie, St.KiU’a; the William, Be«r, from Waterford. *- OUT—The Clyde. Whiteway, for Antigua ; the John Mi-rphy, H • me*, for Xcwfoiindhtnd . tne lUm*c*'inbc, Harmon, for N**.v Brunswirk . the Kir.p David, KuUusm, the Amity, Johnson ...

... COASTWISE London, sacks flour. GVovearfar, tacks flour, tacts wheal. Chepstow, baas bsrlry. 85 sacks fl >or, ba/t wheat. Cardigan, quartets oata Carmarthen, 200 bushels oats. Cardiff. sacks badey, 20 tacks oats. We are to bear from all parts of the country ...

... Monday beinjf the Ch.irter-day Carmarthen, Mr. Prvtherfh »a» elected Maror, Satnnel Richards and John Kvans, gentlemen, were chosen Sherilfs; David John sen. Cha» Morgan, (irtsinond Philipps Robert aters Aaron Timmins and David Jidm Rdirardea, jun., E«| ...

... On Tuesdloy loast, the lRI6v. 13, Lewest, A. NJ, Rlediotor ?? one oif 11(s MjsysJsie i i 'gob the Countiep of C~imi~h6 , Cardiga'n, and Pinhbyoke, waq, (in eq, the presentation of' the LordnChancellor, instituted to the yaldii~le ae, Rectory of Klrlihedin ...

... Rev. Wm. Robinson, son Sir John Robinson, Bart, the Hon. Susannah Sophia Flower, eldest daughter uf Lord Viacount Ashbrook.—At Malta. Gen. Hennan, to Isabella, third daughter of Mrs. Uisaelt, of Sherborne.—At Lowestoft, John Barnard Turner, Esq. grandson ...

... of rapid decline, Ann Framo, daughter Adjutant Frame. Oct. 21, aged 08, visit at John Cverard's, Esq., Hill-house, ii ...

... (axtprr and a Mr. lattrr Utr (lie Koval Xavy. At llie first lire, Mr. I'.’s ball slightly grazed bis intai'nnist'a |iiitol arm. paasinjf throuifli llir ro.it ir ; and 01) the *rcond tiiM li irye, Captain Morris’s bill Mr. Cioiprr in gullet, who fell ...

... when she retired rest night, and the valet received her in her only clothing (her shift), and speedily transported her the arms her anxious lover, who impatiently awaited her arrival. —(Carlisle Journal.) —We have already staled, that the lady in this ...

... flour. Clammier, |7| •,eki Hour. Chejtsltm, ISO Sark, 100 bag, barley. „ck, 40 bag, wheat. Carmarthen, 6AM bushel, oats, Cardigan, 2 ...