... Unliiah, daughter Mr. Ibeopliilus Jones, of Tredegar. Tuesday last at the ItulMrark, Brrrrn, aged 2:1 years, Catherine, wife Mr. John Williams, of the Br**r,.n Old Hank. The untimely fate of thin verv aminhle young la.lt :s sincerely lamented all w!io knew ...

... quiet. John James also slopped, or followed him. The Bowens passed on, and one of them told William Williams that David Davies’s rnrt was again staying j behind. This induced Wm. Williams once more lo I return. did not see either John Janies or John Davies ...

... nud Auditors; Messrs. Joseph John Fsmand and Evan inston were re-elected os Auditors, and Mr. David Jenkins, draper, was elected Assessor with Mr. James Sims who was re-elected. Brfcknock Union*. —On Saturday lost, Mr John Davies, managing clerk to the ...

... notoriety, were the Karls of Zetland, and Krroll, Lords Sude- Icy, t’amoyA, Slielhurnc, Ilowick, John Kussell, Worslev, and thdpluu. Sirs Hussey Vivian. John Seale, Lvtton Hulwer, H. Hall, .1 Guest, I’. Troubridge, and Lacy Messrs. Kll re. Sheil, Hume, ...

... instant, at hew yd, the Rs-r. T. Dai i Ci ickwheel. near Highmead, Mr. John n.Yhics.of Fft nr.or to Sarah, second daughter of the late Mr. Timothy Jont A'nysfel. the county Cardigan. On the I2lh instant, at St. Woo’los clinroh. Mr. Joseph Bill, to Mr* ...

... aforesaid town. Outlie llth ult. St. Nicholas church, Mr. John Meredith, to Mrs. Tsrgett, of Neath, Glamorganshire. ll»e alt, in London. Philip I*. Powell. E»q., to E'.ixa Sophia, third daughter of John Ga'licis, Fsq., late Stapleton Cast e, Herefordshire ...

... make effective speech. Mr. 11. rattan proved that Sir Sinclair was not shot proof, and had once been W hi£ and patriot. Mr. Grattan also dealt some hard blows at some other renegades. I.id Rourrncourt declared that the bill was popular with landlords in ...

... m, and guard of the Cardigan rojal mail, to Miss Prosser, of Pembrokeshire. Tuesday se’nniglit, at St. Mn-jV church, Cardigan, Rev. C.rilTith Thomas, vicar. R. D. Jenkins, Esq , that place, to E!i/a, only daughter of the late John Bowen, Esq., Ffedefaid ...

... severe accident occurred at the I’mirc Collierv, near Swan-ea, Tuesday last. John Bevau, u collier, aged ■2B, whilst at work, piece of the heading fell, and severely injured hi- arm, to render immediate amputation necessary, which was performed by Mr. lorry ...

... aged yeata, John Charles, eldest son of the late Mr. John Charles, maker, hurch~street, Monmouth, On tbe 12th inst., aged 77 years, Mary, relict of the late Mr. William Kidron, smith and farrier, Monmouth. On Sunday laat, aged 71 ycara, Mr. John George, botcher ...

... nature hhe u es business, the whole became one wild blaze and in endeavour to remove the boiler whs very serious v homed on his arms and breast. There tmod pump close at hand the neighbours soon extinguished the flames, not without very great difficulty from ...

... viz., William Edward Powell, Esq., M.P., Lord Lieutenant for the county Cardigan, re-elected; Pryse, Esq., M P., re-elected John Smith Bonsai I, Esq., re-elected; Captain John Tealc, re-elected; Mr. Charles Marshal), Belle Vue Hotel, in the room David ...