... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Mr. John Lloyd, watchmaker. —Nov. 24, by the Rev Archdeacon Venables, and Thomas Thomas, Esq., David Jones, of the parish of Builth, baker, to one month's ha-d labour, in default of a fine Ql. 9s. , and costs of 7s. inflicted for an assault on John Davies ...

... Tenby; Cok f . ’r» Williams. Chemist, Cardigan; Wine l nnsl » B,| Humphreys, Chemist, Aherystwith ; f, •oner, and Williams, Druggist, 11 averford> ' respectable dealers through the Kingdom. GREAT REDUCTION arming STOCK. The earmers' general fire .nd LIFE ...

... used the night in question.] I went the house of John Phillip, who returned with to the carpenter’s house; \ we found father lying tn the court; nn* younger j brother slopped John Phillip’s house; John Phillip I helped to lake father into th»» house. ...

... Hill, said, 1 not present prepared adduce any further evidence against John for-tiring her Majesty’s ship, Caniperdown, and i have therefore to request that he discharged.” Sir John Hill (addressing Lieutenant Wise, the director of the dock police): You ...

... G, Mr. John n, iu and curriir; a truly honest man. ...