... 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 ...

... Ilenllan, the Rev S. Griffith®, lloreb, the Rev D. Phillips, Cardigan, and the Rev J. Davies, GUndwr, pieached. Melancuoly Accident.— On Tuesday, a waggon belonging Mr Bright of Broome, and driven by John Henley, was returning from the Hill with a load of coal ...

... 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 ...

... pregnancy. Deaths from Fright and Fire. —Lost Tuesday, inquest was held before W. Bonville, Kan., coroner, at the Monsel’s Arms, on the body of Joha Harries, 5 years. The deceased having occasion gel up rather earlier than usual on the previous Monday ...

... been able to have undergone the fatigues of the journey back again ; but she breather! her last the same afternoon, in the arms of some persons who were carrying her from the bed-room the door. “Christmas Presents.” —On Friday se’nnight, the wife of a ...

... 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 ...

... boots, value from standing in the Market-place, the property of John Jones, on Saturday the Bth inst. Committed lo lake their trial, for .he said offence, the present assizes Cardiff. John \Valkins, cabinet-maker, of Pouimorluis, and Edward JVlaon, roller ...

... y been cither abridged or omitted. '’S'' M SI S . the instant, the pariah church, Swansea, hr th* Rev David Griffith*. >lr John Green, Weymouth, mariaer to Catherine, daughter Mr Wm Edwards, mason of Swansea. the instsnt {hr lioense) at Church Glamorganshire ...

... 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 ...

... oootjof I ell broke, h« the Itev I). Prulliero. rectur, John L«q. snrgewn, Cardigan! Miss livaus. Fountain Hill, • the aa.d county of 'on Uedn.sddv week, at the Welsh Baptist Cl '»H* *' port. Mr John ti.cen to Miss’Amy Ld.nuuda, both ol that town. On the ...

... Regiment-Killed: Grenadiers sergeant Thomas Todd; Privates. Martin Moran, John Hill, William WaUon, William Pope, and John Macpralh. Light Coinjxioy—George Maher, John Noble, James Hughes, John Eaton, Patrick iiickcn, Henry Moseley, James Stock, and Benjamin Heath ...

... oil., at Llantrisaent, John, eldest sm of Mr. James Williamson, New MUJ. to Anne, eldest daughter Mr. Thos. Evans, of Corner Park. Glamor/anahirs. Taesdav sennight, at St. Peter a Carmarthen. h» the Rev. Archdeacon Uevao, Mr. John law is, painter, to Anne ...