... Sth and 6th William IV.,' ' cis.: —John Jones, of the Mason's Arms, Newchurch parish ; Morgan Lewis, of Bwlch Inn, do. ; John Richards, of Penybrint Tavern, Ahernant, do; John Lewis, of, the parish of Conail • John Davies, of Pantgwyn Tavern ...

... ADVERTISING CHRONICLE FOR THE PRINCIPALITY. • , • Imemsniia,.. ----.--- MEDICAL TESTIMONIALS. THE NEXT IRISH CHURCH BILL. Howurre.--John °angle a barefooted besmear, wh, In tremolo-Sir sloshea Reynolds, eontionally d.pr.,.. thump. Russell said that the Chancellor ...

... Jones, James Christopher, Thomas Hughes, John Jones, Wm. Parry, John Johns, John '1 homas, David' Evans, Edward Morgan, Wm. Wiljiams, Wm. Edmunds, David Morgan, Mary Waters, William Frost, William Joseph, John Smith. Thomas Jones, William ...

... deemed, and the money paiil. Josiah David revalle.l—Kn eyes John Jenkins, the meddler. Has had nu ith heal about 'Ante. Did not say to him that he could brine Si) people to prove he was in Cardigan at the date of the note. David Roberts recalled—ln acquainted ...

... Three. Passengers, Parcels, &c., at a moderate scale of charges, Booked at the Parrot, Newport; Three Salmons, Usk Beaufort Arms, Raglaud; and King's Head, Monmouth. The Proprietor hopes that this, a very desirable accommo- dation for the Towns mentioned ...

... Pyne, Charles Child. Esq. John Robbins, Esq., James Edwards , Esq. John P. Jones. Esq. Thoma.. Esq. Win. Charles, Esq. henry Phillip. , Esq. Joseph Clare, Esq. Alex inder Thomas, Esq. The following prisoners were tried : John Andrews, labourer, was charged ...