... Denbigh. Esq 5 0 0 Fow(ien._lieg ...

... that it broke the arms of the three artillerymen and the thigh of the woman. His Majesty, on being made acquainted with this disaster, gave orders that every care and relief should oe affurded to the sufferers. The first hashed the left arm amputated, the ...

... Rownham-Wharf, Hotwells, and Rodney rv. Wharf, Newport. ^^1. 1836 JOHN JONES, Agent. o 4.1\DIFF and BRISTOL. The New and Swift Going Steam iHilkUi^ Packet, NAUTILUS, fcaB60 Horse Power, JOHN ALLEN, Commander, 'tended to ply during the NEXT WF.EK, with ...

... post-paid,) to Mrs. Irwin, Abergwilly ; or to Mr. Thomas Taylor Webb, Wine Merchant, Carmarthen. E. EVANS, (WIDOW OF THE LATE JOHN EVANS,) aub *tationer, CROSS, CARMARTHEN, ENT BRACES the earliest opportunity of returning her grateful thanks to her Friends ...

... BANKRUPTS.—John Gilbert Lynch and James Kite, of Macclesfield-wharf. New North-road, coal mo chants.Thos. Wilmington, late of Sheerness, jeweller.—Richard Tennant, of the Sun Dial, 47, Goswell-strcet, St. Luke's, licensed vic- tualler.—John Whiting, Birmingham ...

... Offices, Kownham-Wharf, Hotwells, and Rodney Ût Wharf, Newport. ^^•1836 JOHN JONES. Agent. and BRISTOL. I New an^ Swift Going Steam MfivHyi > Packet, NAUTILUS, Horse Power, JOHN ALLEN, Commander, j ittlended to ply during the NEXT WFEK, with Passengers ...

... Castle.aquare, Swansea ; Riddle and Young. Neath ; Mr. Martin, Brittania Hotel, Ilfracombe ; Mr. John Bering. ton, Golden Lion Inn, and Mr. Pearce, Fortescue-Arms. Itarnst..ble ; and Mr. W. J. Ds Buck, 8, Fenchebarchstreet, &nolo.. 3 mem. The Leader of the ...