... Beaufort Arms, Ragland, to Miss Anne Morgan, the Ostrich Inn, Llandilo Cressenny On the Ifith inst. Mr. Percy Lee, to Emma, daughter of C. Owen Lord, Esq. and niece to Sir John Owen, Bart. M.P. DIKD.—On Wednesday last the widow of the late Mr. John Winston ...

... near Swan>ea Thunkty. l.au«han, i.\l h, 'fT apparently without pan. - late Mr John p, ~; >■* of a« '> relict of the Worcester-bin ■.- ed.u-,.!av last, Pai-rv Vs.. ■v a, Cardigan, 73, Henry house' New.-«S ,h n,1 , the hue, C. B. K. S.-On the at his f'S' ...

... and unworthy of credit. Moreover, it turns out that Allen and M'Kenzie were not simple peasants, but hired Orangemen well armed, who did their best to provoke the Catholics. As for Mr. Spelman, there was evidence to show that he exerted himself to calm ...

... James Reynett, two of his late Majesty's Grooms of the Bedchamber, and also the Officers-at-Arms the Gentlemen Ushers, six of the Honourable Band Gentlel men-at-Arms, and eight of the Yeomen of the Guard. The whole of the galleries and apartments were hung ...

... produce, and a site for Building upon cannot possibly be excelled bounded by Lands and Premises belonging to John Gwillim, Esq. Mr. George Davis, .Mr. John Griffiths, Mr. Thomas Evans, Mrs. Meacham, and the Footpath leading from Ailstone Hill towards the Folly ...

... whose names are affixed thereto, are Guardians for the same respectively. Builth, Rev. John Price, Mr. Hugh Henry Powell, and Mr. Evan Gwillim; Alltmawr, Mr. John Bowcott; Crickadarn, Mr. Evans, Erwood ; North Gwenddwr, Mr. W'eale: South Gwenddwr, ; ...

... persons of little local influence; such as Mr. Grote, Mr. Howard Elphinstone, Mr. Divett of Exeter, Mr. John Crawfurd of Wilton Crescent, Mr. Henry Grattan, Mr. Parrot of lotness.&c. 3d. The prestige of Sir Francis Burdett's name has been useful to the Tories ...

... Chapman Wexford, 1 C. A. Walker Wexford, County, J. Maher J. Power Wicklow, County, J. Grattan R. Howard Youghal, 1 Hon. Howard, » TORIES. Antrim, Hon. Gen. O'Neil John Irvine, Armagh, County, 2 Lieutenant-Colonel Verner Bandonbndge, 1 Serjeant Jackson ...

... Queen Caroline's trial. It is matter of record that George the Third gave the lady in question permission to wear the Royal Arms, and to assume, courtesy, the title of Lady Edwardina Kent.— Shipping Gazette. Militia.—The circular lately issued from the ...

... Heridrefelen, Esq.; John William Lewis, Llanerchayrun, Esq.; William Tilslev Jones, of Esq. Carmarthenshire —Robert'Peel, of Talliaris, Esq.; Dowel Gwyii, of Pdaensawdde, Esq. ; John Edwards Saunders, of Glanrhwdw, Esq. Glamorganshire.— John Nicholas Lucas ...

... was perpetrated at Stourbridge, on the night of Thursday the instant, the unfortunate victim heing Mr. John Orchard, landlord the Woolstaplers' Arms, that town, and brother of Mr. Joseph Orchard, the active and respected police officer that city It appears ...

... property of Mr. T. Dayas at Lientwardine.— John James, convicted of stealing part of a fence belonging to Mr. John .Mason, at Bosbury— Thomas Taylor and William Taylor, convicted of heir.g out at night armed, and shooting a pheasant at Ashperton William ...