... :— The civilized county of Wexford has presented a scene worthy of ranking with Seallabogue. On 'Thursday night, a large armed party surrounded and set fire to the house of a man named Maddocks, within eight miles of the town of Wexford. There were in ...

... blandly, to Francies,eldest daughter of John Williams, Esq. Surgeon, of this town. On Tuesday last, by the Rev. Wm. liewson , P.D. , Mr. Richard Jones, wine merchant, of Swansea, to Harriet, third daughter of John Strick, of the same place. woon striek ...

... apply to the Tenant ; and for further Partianiarz, Of by Letter Net paiiljapply to Mr. Tibs. Harris, Brazier, blandarery ; Mr. John Harries, Saddler, Manelly ; dlr. Evan Harris, and JP. WillifUß Morgan, Llitadilo; or hi the ..bietioneer. N. B. 1400 may be ...

... Narbenh; Mesas. D. R. and W. Ree s . Slump Office, Llandover Tardrevr. Thomas W rrrrr sad 1).11. Mortimer, Carmarthen Mr. John Evans, Maenclocbog ; Treble, Barclay and Bird, Pembroke; Phillips, Makeig, and Mr. Wm. Williams. Maihrv; Ile red:or/lyres.; ...

... bricks, and other missiles, breaking windows, and also hurting Alt. Palfreyman's arm very seriously. He then told them, that if they did not desist, lie should use fire-arms, which both be and Mr. Skidmore then produced. The breaking of windows and throwing ...

... 3011 S GULLY. Esp.—Amongst the most remarkable Intalents of the present general eh etion is the retturn for Puirrefatt of John tinily, Esq. of 'poring notoriety. The solidarity of the rise of this person from the very dc. ,trailed condition of a competitor ...