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... HEREFORD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE SOUTH WALES CIRCUIT. Tuesday July Carmarthen Monday Haverfordwest Monday _ 27 - Cardigan Saturday Aug. 1 Brecon Saturday 8 Presteigne „ Wednesday „ 12 Chester Saturday 15 On Friday last died, deeply lamented by her family and ...
... DA V, JUL V 29 On Thursday last was married, at St. Peter's Church, by the Rev. John Venn, Mr. T. W. Prosser, of the Tanbrook, to Martha, eldest daughter of the late Mr. John Bell, of this city. the 22d inst. was married, at Ross, by the Rev. T. Underwood ...
... 41bs. 10oz. Deaths from Burning.—On Friday inquest was held at our Infirmary before John Farmer, Esq. on view of the body of a poor old woman, wife of Prussia John Snead, 82 years of age, who died consequence of her clothes having accidentally taken ...
... daughter o, W*» SoWhiVf C.jelt«,ham -Latdv. at St. Mary s Islmgton, t. Hex. Glocesu-rshire, to the late John Thackwell, Redmarlcy D'Abnot, in ™ son of Mr. John county of ~ K(ljtor „f the Welsh Meloduas, to Ann, eldest Parry £ * Carolines*™*. Bedford-square.-At ...
... R. Grosvenor, John Jervis 2 0 0 Chichester, Lord Arthur Lennox, John Abel Smith 2 0 0 Chippenham, Joseph Neeld, Henry George Boldero 0 2 0 Chnstchurch, G. Tapps 0 0 Cirencester, Joseph Cripps, Lord E. Somerset . 1 1 0 Clitheroe, John Fort 10 0 Cockermouth ...
... and stabbing John Evans, the parish of Lanvetbe'rine; James Tamplin, charged with similar offence against William Ferris, Chepstow John Owen, charged with shooting at with intent to murder M'illiam Rossiter, of Nantyglo; John James and John Griffiths, ...
... tried at the last Cardigan assizes, before Mr. Justice Pattwon when verdict was found for the defendants. plaintiff was a surgeon Cardigan, and had been arrested the Cardigan side bridge which divided the counties Pembroke Cardigan, on warrant granted ...
... to present to John James, Esq. of Stretton, in this county. The occasion of this very handsome testimonial will best explained by the inscription engraven thereon, a copy of which subjoin :— Purchased Subscription, and presented to John James, Esq. Stretton ...
... candidate for the representation of the County, Sir John Walsh, Bart, is now visit amongst his numerous tenantry, and paying his respects to the loyal Electors of Radnorshire, all of whom receive him with open arms, and countenances which bespeak Auld Lang ...
... fortune. After remarks from Mr. O'Connell, Mr. Goulburn, Messrs. Roche, Lefroy, Grattan, Percival, Sibthorpe, and others, leave was given to bring in the bill. Lord John Russell gave notice, that on Monday he would move for leave bring in a bill for the ...
... from Algiers, state that Marshal tr expresses the greatest confidence in his but it is easy to perceive that Abtlel Kader, V arm y is stated at 36,000 men, gives the • -° smau uneasiness. A party of Arabs Vls ' ten the vicinity of Algiers on a plunder°f ...
... this city. On the 6th inst. was married, the Rev. Edward Higgins, at St. Marylebone Church, the Rev. Frederick W. Hope, son of John Thomas Hope, Esq. of Upper Seymour-street, and of Netley, Shropshire, to Ellen, daughter of the late George Meredith, Esq. ...