... daughter of the late Mr. John Evans, the Cwmtoyddwr Arms Inn, in that town. She was deservedly beloved by all who knew her. On Sunday sennight died, at the Stones' End Farm, Old Radnor, in the 75th year of his age, Mr. John Taylor, late of Harpton; a ...

... per annum instead of half a ton formerly, and as directed by the will of Mrs. Hacketf. was afterwards moved by John Williams, Esq.* seconded John Nash, Esq., and unanimously carried“ That the thanks of the Trustees be given to Mr. Aid. Mebb for the labour ...

... commence at twelve o’ Purther ( particulars, in catalogues, may be stre: 2 On olay of the Auctioneer, 105}, New- That good BY JOHN RODWAY. - be SOLD by AUCTION, on Friday, upon the premises, at five o’clock im the evening, (unless sooner (disposed of by ...

... married, at St. John's, in this city, by the Rev. Custos Garbett, Mr. J. R. Gardner, Draper, Pentonville, London, to Louisa Ann, only daughter of Mr. Pitman, of Church Street, in this city. On Monday last was married, at Weobley, by the Rev. John Birch Webb ...

... been locked seven years.— Bristol Journal. Singular Case of Trespass.—On the 17th ult. Mr. John Gwillim, of Cwmdu, was convicted before John Ansdell, Esq. John Hotchkiss, Esq. and the Rev. Edward Lewis, at Crickhowell, for trespass in killing rabbits ...

... ries-General—Cori- Mayimillian Malassez. missatiat Clerks John Josiah Smith, Joba Philip Car.m, » Philip Turner, John Trimmer, Ro- bert Low, Edmond John M*Mahon, William Spearman Archer, John Salush ury Davenport, Willoughby Clement Wasey, and James Augustus ...