... players on the brass inof arms—when persons were advised arm themselves. J proposing that the marriage ahould take place on the [ strumeuts—as the first inroad made into party, which, and were told that if they procured arms they would gain j following ...

... Ministry requesting a postponement of such decrees. Mr. H. Grattan wished to know from the lion, gentleman the Attorney-General whether he bad seen document, dated Deo. 10. addressed tj Lord John Russell, and signed ** H. Exeter (Laughter.) That letter ...

... rough of Cardigan, eldest son of Pryse Loveden), d, Esq., deceased, and grandson reden, Esq. (heretofore Edward Buscot aforesaid. Esq., also and authority that he may take only, instead that arms of and that such tike manner, be taken, borne, arms being ...

... Merchants in the Kingdom, and of the retail dealers ut 2s. per bottle. AGENTS: W. K. PlilLim CARMARTHEN. J. M'CORD CARDIGAN. JOHN GALE CHEPSTOW. JOHN KINGTON. HENRY SYMONS NEWPORT. RICHARD WATKINS ..ROSS. DISTILLERY, STONEY STREET, 110110 MARKET, LONDON. Has ...

... come before the .sheriff this term. Yesterday there were but three cases for trial. Satisfaction.”— After the flight Lord Cardigan with the wife of Colonel Johnstone, this noble and gallant lord wrote to the colonel state that was ready to repair the injury ...

... and Wyke, Abergavenny; Posser, Vaughan,and Williams, Brecon; Ferris, Browne, and Seme, Bristol; Davies, and Williams. Cardigan ; P. John Rees, and C. Vachell, Cardiff; Bradford, Chepstow ; Dister, Cowbridge; Hughes, Llandilo; Hoes, Llandovery; J. Davies ...

... Corner. L l.ey consisted 1(» dark bay barouche horses, and carriages. Her late Royal Highness's town carriage, with the Royal arms of England superbly emblazoned, yellow hammcr-cloth, Ac., fetched 71 guineas; u travelling landanlel, til guineas; the garden ...

... B. Cox. Dusslcy : John Crowe, John Anderson, John Workman. Downend, near Bristol: 11. B. Oliver, John Biasell. Gloucester: JohnSmedley, John Lyth. Tewkesbury :Jas. (3rd year), M. Salt. Cheltenham; Wm. Bart (3rd year), George C. Taylor (3rd ...

... polite congratulations. Were an ancient statue falling to pieces, it would be thought no light matter to supply the Venus with arm or a limb for the Apollo. Why should we treat with greater levity the approach to subjects which arc indeed divine. The answer ...

... Chemist. Neville-strect Brynmawr, David Edwards. Stamp Office Brynmawr, John Jones, Draper and Grocer Brecon, Philip Bright, Chemist, Medical Hall Beaufort and Victoria Iron Works, John Jones, G r ocer, and Tea Dealer Carmarthen, Wm. Morgan, Chemist, Lam ...

... Assurance. HENRY DESBOROUGH, Secretary. 92, Cheapside, 18-13. The Agents for the Company at the undermentioned places are Monmouth, JOHN PHILLPOTTS, Esq., Solicitor. C/irpslow Mr. W. E. Clark Brecon D. Jones. Ahcrgnvnmy P. Price. Haverfordwest W. Rees. UnHeily ...

... T. FARUOIt. Oißre. Monmouth; whom may bad “THE SILEN-T FltlEND,** W. K. P HILLI PS C RM A RTIIEN. J. M’CORD CARDIGAN. JOHN GALE CHEPSTOW. JOHN WELSON KINGTON. RY SY ONS NEW PORT. richard Watkins ..ross. DISTILLERY, STONE Y STREET, BORO' MARKET ...