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... Beaufort Arms, Ragland, Monmouthshire—Saturday, at Chirbury, Mr. Win. Edmunds, of Pentre. to Miss Farmer, daughter of Mr. Farmer, of Winsbury—At Cleobury Mortimer, Mr. W. Hodge, of Cheltenham, to Miss Sarah Reading, of the former place At Oswestry. John Powell ...
... mem, they came to Cardigan on Monday morning, and before they left, the dispute was settled, and Lewis was to have the costs incurred. During their stay they drank pre!tv freely, and they left Cardigan together ; ttey were seen arm in arm passing through ...
... used, aftet the First day of January instant, without having such proportion marked on them. NOTICE. It is the intention of JOHN GRIFFITHS, Esquire. Mayor, proceed in the inspection of the several Weights and Measures in use within the said City and Liberties ...
... Bills oi indictment were preferred against four other persons, but were ignored by the grand jury. At Cardigan Great Sessions, John Davies and John Williams, tor stealing wearing apparel, wete sentenced to seven years transportation. Another person, charged ...
... Suffolk, and Marquess Bristol harms. William Marquess of Thomond, by the title Baron Tadcaster, Tadcaster, Yorkshire; Click John Marque of Clanricarde, the title of Baron Somerhill, of Somerhill, Kent; James Earl of Balcarras, by the title Baron Wigan ...
... found the check in the street, in London. He was committed. On Tuesday, the of August, John Bevan, shoemaker, and William Evans, labourer, were convicted before John Powell. Esq. Alderman of Brecon, under a particular Act of Parliament, of stealing coal ...
... packets, each containing five shillings in copper, from out of the shop of -Mr. John Parry, grocer, cf this city ; and Marii Larrigoc, charged with stealing the bouse of John Badham, of tbe parish St. Nicholas, a new bed-t ; ck and bolster, scarlet cloak ...
... Nisi Priu*?'' Sir Wm. Owen: 'I apprehend the indictment found at Cardigan will stand in way of such course.' The Chief Justice: 'Not at all.*—Mr. Justice Littledale: 'Howfaris Cardigan from Hereford?' Sir Wm. Owen : 'But short distance; little more than ...
... inst. was married, at Llanbadarn-fawr, near Aberystwith, Mr. Saunders, druggist, 0 Cardigan, to Mary, youngest daughter of the late j. JJavies'. of the Gogerddan Arms, Aberystwith. On Wednesday 18th 'tis residence, the Anchor-hill, near Monmouth, suddenly ...
... Apostolic Junta are said , succeeded in organising 2000 infantry and 800 from among the Portuguese deserters in Spain, body of armed rebels has penetrated into Portu\ Tralos Montes those who entered the Ce of Entre Dueros Minbo. The last letters from state ...
... Address, 83 Another amendment was then proposed by Mr. Grattan, complaining all allusion to Ireland being omitted in the speech, which was rejected by a majority of l.'.i to 58. Wednesday Sir John Hrydgcs presented a petition from the parish of Wooton ...
... course of the next session, to be able to present to the House a consolidation of die whole Criminal Law of the Country— Lord John Russell suggested that prisoners should not required to say whether they were guilty, or not guilty Mr. /Ye/said, the suggestion ...