... this Farm is such as excellent repair. to command &t once a fine of the valley of the estuary of Mochras, the whole of the Cardigan Bay ; also, at a remote distance on the southern side, the promontory of Celymin, the Cardiganshire and Pembrokeshire hills ...

... Rossery.—On Frida y evening last, as Ms. John Wright, of Cefa Maer, Deer bun, was retureiag Chest er fair to nis home, he was stopped about 9 upon Acton Hill, nest Wrexham, by three biudgeons, who, after beats mes ‘armed with large of between. £40 and £40 i ...

... pro- livity of the writing. RIF NOMINATE 834 Carnarvonshire—John Morgan, of Weig, Esq.; Wm. Watkin Edward Wynn, of Blaenyewm, Esq.; and Robert Morris, of Perthilwydion, Es Denbighshire—John Heaton, of Plas Esq.; Sir Robert Cunliffe, of Acton Park, Bart ...

... milliner.—George Miles, Stroud, Gloucestershire, clothier.-John Thomas Reeve, of Tied Lion High-street, victualler.—lSorri.on John Lyons, South Lambeth, master mariner.—David James of Dartford, banker.—John Baron BMasa, W akefield, manufacturer.—Andrew Harvey ...

... Park, and — Bennett, a lawyer's assistant, appeared before the Magistrates, at Oswestry, on a charge of assault, by ‘trotting’ John Edwards, a decent young man, out of the Three Tuns and down the yard, on the ‘auspicious’? even- ing of the North Shropshire ...

... R. Myddelton Biddulph. Esq. and John Madocks, Esq. tho rejected respectively from that County and the Contributory Boroughs, at the late general election. —Among the letters read from absent friends was one from John Cotes, Esq. as follows IFoodcotr ...

... prosperity the nation. HOUSE OF COMMONS—THURSDAY. The adjourned debate was resumed.—Sir John Campbell, Mr. Serjeant Wilde, Lord Clements, and Mr. O'Conneli, supported Lord John Russell's motion ; and Mr. Richards, Mr. Goulburn, and Mr. opposed Sir Roheut Psntt ...

... examination has been going on during the whole of last week, and was de- cided on Saturday afternoon. The examiners were the Rev. John Lonsdale and G. C. Lewis, Fsq.— (Windsor & Eton Bupress.)—We have great pleasure in stating that the above-named Medallist ...

... the Rev. John M. Edwards, M.A. Vicar, Edward, second soa of tne late Mr. Wallis, of Bron-y- clydwr, Lianegryn, to Mary, relict of the late Mr. W, Pugh, malister, Towyn, Merionethshire. At Is- lington, Wm. Marsden, Esq. of Ahercery, Cardigan- shire, to ...

... where they fi three sharp rounds, oO a coming up the fourth time Pritchard suddenly reeled; and ere he could throw out his arms, he fell dead at the feet of his antagonist!) The Jury have returned a verdict of against not only the principal in the fight ...

... Gallen ALG Speirs UV. Gasborne BE. J. Stanley J. Gally RK. Steuart HD. Gor Sie G. Stricklaod R. Gordon EB. H. Grattan Tennysou J. Grattan ©. BP. Thomsoa KB. Hall H. Tracey H. Handley Sir W.L. Trelawney W. Harland Cobh. RK. Vynte Heneage € Tynte sir R ...

... George’s Channel, ave interested in the im- provement in Cardigan Bay, by the formation of a Pier or Break-water at Newquay, which is about to be ime d iately commenced by a company. The late Mr. Johnes, of Hafod, whose large and enlightened mind had not due ...