... o’clock .Mr O’Connell entered the hull, and was most enthusiastically received. On the motion of the and le-'rned gentleman, John Molony, , of Crw, aod e» J P il*e county Clare, was called the chair, Mr. Steele (in the absence of Mr Hay) read the minutes ...

... , and look ihe oalh of office most willingly. —Carmarthen Journal. A« Innkeipir Su«»t a Marise Cardigan, —We have received the following from our Cardigan correspondent :—There are five or six marines stationed the village of Kilgerran, three mile* from ...

... of Radnor, took place Presteign, on Tuesday last Soon after nine o’clock, the town to assume a very basiling aspect, and Sir John Walsh, attended by his friends, headed by excellent bond of music entered it, and forthwith proceeded to the Townhall, where ...

... and costs, or days imprisonment. Committed. John Jenkins was charged by Rees Jones (late an inhabitant of the celestial empire”), with assaulting and throwing him into a dry canal, on the 29th ult, which his arm was broken. Jenkins denied the charge, and ...

... G. R. Morgan, Esq., and the Rev. C. Daniel Davies, puddler, was charged by John Jones, collier, both of Dowlnis, wiih assaulting him on the 2 ull. Fined 9s 6J and costs. John Morris, shoemaker, was by Joanna Durie, married woman, both of Dowlais, with ...

... days hard i!abour.—9oih January, D. W. Lloyd, Esq , mayor, id G. R. Bevan, Esq.; John Davies, of the borough Brecon, chimney sweeper, was convicted, upon the corn lan of John , ' , *g lbbon Geary, ol allowing a young age of twenty, to ascend or descend a ...

... aforesaid town. Outlie llth ult. St. Nicholas church, Mr. John Meredith, to Mrs. Tsrgett, of Neath, Glamorganshire. ll»e alt, in London. Philip I*. Powell. E»q., to E'.ixa Sophia, third daughter of John Ga'licis, Fsq., late Stapleton Cast e, Herefordshire ...

... Merlin. Coach Accidf.kt.— On Monday last the Hero coach was proceeding from Ponlypool Usk, on turning the corner by the llanbury Arms, Pontymoile, at a rapid rate, the coachman was UiTown from his box and seriously injured. The horses then proceeded at a furious ...

... Owens in the county ol Hereford. The city Hereford, Smnt Peters, Hampton Bishop, Mordtford, Saint Martins Saint John Baptist otherwise Saint John, All Saints Saint Nicholas, Brienton, Huiiiingioii, Holtner, Eaton Bishop, otherwise Lower Eaton, Clehonger Slretton ...

... nud Auditors; Messrs. Joseph John Fsmand and Evan inston were re-elected os Auditors, and Mr. David Jenkins, draper, was elected Assessor with Mr. James Sims who was re-elected. Brfcknock Union*. —On Saturday lost, Mr John Davies, managing clerk to the ...

... 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 ...

... Haverfordwest, John W. Button, John D. Julian. Carmarthen, Joseph Pratten, William Clegg, junior; Thomas Warren, Supernumerarv. Brecon, Evan Parry, Richard ley Merthyr Tvdv.l, John Nicklm, Thomas Don hum. Swansea, Paul Orchard. John B. Alexander. Second ...