... .. A. Harper, 27, Castle-street Clifton . James Poole, Jun., Dowry-terrace Cirencester . . John Bevir Durslcy and Uley. John Fisher Gloucester . . . John Elliot, Solicitor Lechlade . . .J. C. Lockwood Newnham . . . B. Bisp, Broad Oak. near Wcstbury ...

... Lindsay James rainphell, jnn., Esq. iCharles I.ittlcdale. Esq. Harry Chester, Esq. Henry Littledale, Esq. John Cockerell. Esq. Geo. Wnrde Norman, Esq. John Dnmimonth Esq. Brice Pcarse, Esq. Charles Bell Ford. Esq. Charles Bicbard Polo, Esq. R. Hamilton. Esq ...

... Farror | Abergavenny, Stucklcy Newport, Webber ] Ross, Tarror Aberstwyth, I*. Jones I Haverfordwest, J. Phillips From the John flitll. May, 1839.—We copy the following j Price’s Bear’s Grease, for the Growth of Hair, profrom the Clu-ltpnhnm Journal, ...

... Chemist. Neville-strect Brynmawr, t)avid Edwards. Stamp Office Hrvnmawr, John Jones, Draper and Oroccr Brecon, Philip Bright, Chemist. Medical Beaufort and Victoria Iron Works, John Jones, G-occr, and Tea Dealer Carmarthen, Win. Morgan. Chemist. Lammas ...

... family had bein'bereaved of its roemben. The bodies of the were »oon found. Part of Dunalan body was blown into the river j hi. arms and one of bis lege were rent from the body! Ms face fnihlfeHy disfigured, and the whole remains In such a condition that they ...

... into most excellent Family Motel. Apply for particulars to Mr. John Roberts, Tin 'erne, near Chepstow. Timber and Coppice Woods. TO SOLI) BY AUCTION, MESSRS. WHITE & SON, At the Beaufort Arms Inn, Monmouth, Monday, the 24ih day October instant, betwixt ...

... granted to the people this kingdom had been done by means of great exertion (cheers). The Great Magna Charta was granted King John, through the exertion of then the barons of the Kingdom, who were then much oppres-sed the king as the people were now the ...

... last a private examination took place at the gaol (the Press not being admitted, before the Rev. Hugh Hold. John Powell, Esq., the Rev. Thomas John Powell, and others, when the prisoner was fully committed to take his trial for the murder the next assizes ...

... Thomas Moorish, dairyman to Mr. G. H. Farn.tll, of Burley-park. near Ringwood, was attacked by a bull, the property of Mr. John Lewis, of the Queen’s Head Inn, Burley, which so injured him on the back of his head that he survived but few hours. Ottitr ...

... and an excellent Welsh scholar. Me has been •for many year* the incumbent of Llanycbaiam and Llangwyryfon, in the county of Cardigan, and lo the Rev. Kvnn Morgan, vicar cf Llantrissnt, Glamorganshiie Skbiocs Cask of Stabbino. —Uristol, Saturd«y. - The altemiun ...

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