... Accounts. W. HOMES, Clerk to the Trustees. Poolend, Sept. 7, 1830. ALL Persons who stand indebted to the Estate of the late Mr. JOHN MASON, of Bromyard, in the County of Hereford, Saddler, deceased, are requested to pay the amount of their respective Debts ...

... Cradock, M. Milbank Canterbury Hon. W. Watson w, Lord Fordwich Cnrdff Lord J. P. Stuart Cardiganshire ••• Col. W. Powell Cardigan P. Pryse Carlisle Col. Lushington, P. 11. Howard a Carmarthenshire Hon. G. R. Trevor Carmarthen 7. Jones Carnarvonshire ...

... been informed of what had transpired, would certainly conclude that some great revolution had taken place in this country. John Bull differs much from his neighbours on the other side of La Manche ; with him outward demonstration of liberal principles ...

... man named John Williams was apprehended in Monmouth, who had escaped from Carmarthen gaol June 1888 lie had beer, convicted sheep-stealing, and sentenced to years' transportation. Committed to our Gaol. John Boslcij, John Baynham, and John Smith, charged ...

... orchestra, and the accuracy of the perspective in tbe painting. The Royal Arms a transparency were also worthy of especial notice. The walls were hung with shields, bearing the coa's of arms of the several bachelors. The floor was eha'ked out in several divisions ...

... rich foliage, in which was introduced the flower of the Lotus. The blade exhibits, in bas relief, his Majesty's arms, initials, and crown the arms, orders, and batons of the Duke of Wellingtpn, Hercules taming the tiger, the thunderbolt, the British colours ...

... married, Weobley, Mr. John P. Yapp, druggist and grocer, to Miss Mask ell, the same place. Same day, was married, Uampstead, by the Key. C. Bartholomew, .Mr. Walter Spiers, of London, to Ann Elizabeth, second daughter of Mr. John Vatts, of Penrose, He ...

... proceeded to investigate the matter with his usual judgment, and the result was the apprehension of Jos. Pugh and two men named John Matthews, ami William Wiiliams. all belonging this city, who are suspected of having perpetrated the crime. A rigid investigation ...

... necessitous patients. By an ingeniously-constructed spring the arm tbe skeleton points towards tbe box as soon as the visitors approach it. The receipts arc said to average 50/. per annum. H. Grattan last. night, describing the charges made on Dublin coals ...

... Marquis Londonderry complained being ill treateil the mob. and said he was assaulted again he should defend himself with the arms he carried. Lord Melbourne said every measure should be adopted to preserve the public peace, and deplored the excitement which ...

... George Knt. Garter King Arms. was found dead in libed, at his residence, No. 17. Hanover square—Lately, Kilgerran, near Cardigan, his 70th year, the Rev. T. Mcuris, that place—W. Owen Brigstocke. Esq. of Blaenpant, near Cardigan. iwfitl Instance of Sudden ...

... disfranchised. Amongst the places schedule E. sharing in the election of .Men:bers are, Lampeter, and Ad per. sharing with Cardigan—LLmeilv with Carmarthen—Cow bridge, Merthyr, Aberdare, and Llantrissant, with Cardiff—Knighton, Rhayader, Kevehllere. Knucklass ...