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... MARRIED At Cardigan, the Rev. J. Lloyd, to Miss Mathias, the same place—Mr. John Jones, to Henrietta, eldest daughter of Mr. C. Maddox, of Abergavenry—William Jones, Esq. Harrington, Salop, to Anne, eldest- daughter the late R. Stanier, Esq. of Leaton ...
... sacred volume. The Rev. John Randall, A.B. the Rev. John Oliver, the Rev. Samuel Biackmore, the Rev. Evan Parry, the Rev. Andrew Brandram, A.M. (Secretary ot the Parent Society), the Rev. Thomas Davies, the Rev. H. L.L.B. the Rev. John Mountford, A.M. Jamos ...
... Lands, in Occupation of T. Rogers, Esq. Mr. John Rutherford, Mr. W. Bishop, Mr. John Rowen. c\-c. and Part in Hand; which, by Oder the Trustees of Richard Whitcouur, Auction, - By Mr.THOMAS ROGERS, At the Arms Ivy, Kington, on Thursday, the of September ...
... Tram-road, which supplies excellent Coals.—For Particulars apply to Mr. John Cheese, Lyonshall aforesaid. HEREFORDSHIRE. Co be by auction, By CHARLES SHARP, On the Premises, the Butcher's Arms Inn, in the Town of Ross, in the County of Hereford, on Friday, the ...
... Cows. For further Particulars (if by Letter, Postage-paid), apply to Mr. John Jones, Solicitor, Aberystwith, who authorised to treat for the same. Ijc Auction. Ai the Oxforo Arms Ivy, Kington, on Wedvesday, the Fourth August, 1824, between the Hours of ...
... Almeley, this county. Wednesday died, after few days illness, in the fif!th year of his age, Air. Thomas Hall, clerk of St. John's and St. Nicholas's parishes, and one of the Apparitors of the Ecclesiastical Court, in our Cathedral. him were united the ...
... Carwardine's Green, in the Parish ofMadley, in this county. Monday the 12th inst. died, at Tenby, South AVales, at advanced age, John Bennett, Esq. formerly of this city— Throughout life he was justly esteemed and respected for upright integrity, goodness of ...
... on Monday last, the following gentlemen were sworn into officeâ John Lye, E>q. M. D. Mayor, John Gwillym, Esq. Escheator, John Griffiths, Esq. Customer, W. Pulling, Esq. Coroner, John Garrett and J. E. Gough, Esqrs. Chamberlains. Edward Poole, Esq. Mr ...
... of the near Tenbury, to Miss Graham, daughter of James Orahan, Esq. Ludlow. Friday, the in>t. died suddenly, Woolhope, Mr. John Mailes, surgeon, of that place. .Monday last, the Rev. T. 11. Biggs wis instituted to the vicarage and chapelry Raf.estree ...
... the Rev. H. C. Morgan, Thomas Turner, Esq. of Hillfield, near Glocester, banker, to Sarah, second daughter of the late Rev. John Jones, of F'oy, in this county. On Monday, the Ist inst. was married at Llanwarn, Mr. J. Haiper, to Miss Mary Ann Robins, daughter ...
... Sir John Newport moved for some papers connected with the lnte attempts of the Catholic Clergy to read the Catholic burial service in Protestant church-yards. The House divided—For the motion, ; against it, bo' majority against the motion, Sir John Newport ...
... in the county Glamorgan. John Jones, to the curacy of Llangatnen, the county of Carmarthen. John Davies, the Curacies LUngolman and IJandilo, thecounty of Pembroke. Henry Hughes to the Curacy Penaley. in the county Pembroke. John Williams the Curacy of ...