... Tahrarili, of three children, two of whom with the mother. are doing well. On the 80th ult.. Mm. Jones, of Cawrence, near Cardigan, of two arms and a daughter. On the ult., the wife of Mr. W. Perry, of Great Torrington, Devon. of twin sons, making 18 children ...

... of St. David's I). A. Saunders Davies, Esq., P 6 0 Thomas Lloyd, Esq., Coedmore John Hughes, Esq., Downend bin. Hughes, do 5 Mr. Robert Lewis Hughes, do. John Phillips, Rai 2 0 Mrs. Generallicfflis 6 0 Duncan Campbell, Esq. Miss Berry Miss (heaves ...

... Ivy Hush Hotel, Carmarthen, where it arrives cat ly the same Evening. The Accommodation, to Cardigan, Every Wednesday morning, at half-past 7, arriving io Cardigan at 4 o'clock, in time for the Newcastle and Carmarthen Mail; reuniter!' on Thursday at 10 ...

... their next Meeting, and that Mr. John Davies, rope-maker, Mr. Disks, hater, Mr. John Evans, weaver, sad Th.. Fentaine, Butelivt, form a deputation to present the memorial to the Council, and urge its prayer. Proposed Mr. John Davies, and seconded by Mr. Owen ...

... son. On the 28th ult., at Ijlanbadarnfawr, near Aberystwyth, the wife of Mr. John Roberts, of a son. On the ?9th ult., at Monaehtygraig, near Aberystwyth, the wife of Mr; John Evans, of a son. ifMarrtagest, On the 30th ult., at Swansea, Mr, Joseph Roberts ...

... Harbour. of Carnaryon and Cardigan Bays, (which comprise the entire western seaboril of North and South Wateld and also Al the principal Towns, Mines, and Quarries in the mseral Counties of Carnaryon, Merioneth, Montgomery, Cardigan, Pembroke, and Carmarthen ...

... TO BE LET FOR A TERM, CPOII THE very Desirable and Genteel RESIDR.NCE, called THE PRIORY, CARDIGAN, Comprising an Entrance Rail, Drawing Roma, by 18ft.; Dining Room, 21ft. by 16fi. 6in. ; and breakfast Palma, together with a suitable number of Bedroom ...

... aged 20. Oil the 3rd inst., at Covbridge, aged nine years, Ellen, the only daughter of Mr. John Jenkins, builder, New inn, Bridgend. On the 3rd inst., at Cardigan, Mr. Richard Harris, of the bridge office, aarod ol, deeply regretted. On the 4th inst. at ...

... genteel family. It commands • fall view of the beach, sod of Cardigan hay, and is within a few minutes' wa k of Cardigan ear, where the water is quite pure, and the sands very extensive, hare, and arm. The neighbourhood has far many years been the resort some ...

... diff 1 racer, Barrett, Gloucester; John George, Gul brid^vater Li;z;iheth Wngiu, biistol, sundries.—Betsj 1 nes, Aberthaw, limestones. j -p.. SAILINGS. i hetis, Atkins, Newcastle; John Hicks. Smith, Lof .Matchless, Arming, London- Enu.let, Crowhurst, lot ...

... obtain a majoritv, is I I ed by the fact that Lord Halliburton, who is in extreme 311 health, was carried in his servants' arms into the library of the House of Commons, and there remained until the division bell rang, when he was wheeled in a chair into ...

... Surgeon. Last week, at Llanbadarri-favvr, Mr. John Jones, of Aberystwith, to Jane, only daughter of Mr. John James, Hair Dresser. Aberystwith. At the registrar's °Mee, Haverfordwest, on Thunday the lOth inst., Mr. John Cozens, iron-miner, to Mary, daughter of ...