... Mrs. Timotay, wife of Capt. BE. Timothy, of the brigatine Favourite. 2t Bombay, 20, David, som of Mr. John Edwards, Isadsarveyor, Kilgerten, near Cardigan. On attaining hie 25th year, the deceased was to have received a legacy of £2000, by his late uncle ...

... Row ton. Littleton, Saint John the Baptist, Chester, Plemstall Hool, in the county of Chester, and Saint John the Baptist and Saint Oswald,both in the county of the city Chester, and terminating or near the parishes of Saint John the Baptist and of Saint ...

... further conversation, The Magistrates said they thought the Act of Par- liament wou d authorize them to take sureties of Lord Cardigan im the mode adopted by Mr. Adoipbus, and they directed that his Lordship should enter isto bis own recognizances in with ...

... the ro question has veen letely by the mayisirates of the county of Cardigan as lo the power of the mayur and ex-mayor of Aberysiwith, to eommit to the geol and house of at Cardigan. from the above borvexn, erther for trial or aed to throw the of the ...

... amongst which was one to the memory of the late William Hazledine, Esq., of Shrewsbury, who constructed the Pont- y-Cyseylite John Hazlecine, Esq., ia a very feeling manner, acknowledged the tribute to his late father. After spending a most agreealile day ...

... dreadful shipwrecks of vessels belonging to la ports in Cardigan Bay aod Liverpool. addition tu those was the appalling case of a vessel to be the Packet, a eonstact trader between Bristol aod Cardigan, whieh vessel ran down on the beach, the sea, whieh was ...

... candidate, at the next election. The new National Schools Cardigan have commenced building, and will on with great rapidity. There is great stir amongst the dissenters of various denominations of Cardigan, consequence of their being about establish Normal School ...

... out of a building iu the Double Butcher Row, eeca. pied by Mr. Scoltock as a warehouse and steble, with two chairs under his arm, and that he (Williams) hed told the prisoner he hed better take them which be accordingly did, and went away; but ina short ...

... —Seatence was deferred. Tue Rosssay or BowRING AnD UIs the same assizes Richard Mebony and John Lioyd were tried for having, im the month of November last, been armed with « pistol, and feloniously assaulting Dr. aud Mr. Charles Bowring, of Bowrington, and ...

... property of John Biaden. mouths’ hard jabour. ‘The prisoner is a deserter, and wili be returned to his regiment when his time has expired.—John Bowen, charged with stealing | | at Broseley, a shawl and two pocket handkerchiefs, the property of John and was ...

... Dering the period of five-and-forty years, which the unin had noe lasted, England bad given them Coer- cion bad given them Arms Bills, it bad suspended the Habeas Corpus Act, for the purpose of putting down the expression of public feeling.— And what ...

... Monday week by ar THe Rogers, near th St John’s Hill, in this town, aged 54, nent rail on this line was works hico New this work and mst, on at Rumney, on the Newport Road. The was the day fixed to | the Rev. John Rees. late minister at the Independent ...