... Active, Davies, Cardigan. cool; Pencaleumck, Rule, Cardiff, ballast; John and Ann, Lake ; Ann and Elizabeth, Williams. Barnstaple; Cottager, Hawkins, Truro; Bedford, Rosser, Waterford ; Henrietta, Dempy, Bearhaven ; Ruby, Jones, Cardigan, coal ; Cecilia ...

... Stone Bridge, ; Mr. John Bather, 8, Bath Street, Bath; Mr. John harsh. Smart, I, Quay Parade, and Mr. James W. Puckett, 'Lord Berestord Packet Office, Swansea ;t Mr. Martin, Britannia Hotel, Ilfracombe; Mr. W. Cory, Fortescue Arms, Barnstaple; and Mr ...

... following proportions, namely 'fire county of Glamorgan 4.087,027 parts. Carmarthen 2,311,1151 „ P. Pear bi oke 1,950,15/1 „ Cardigan 1,614,753 That the committee of visitors to superintend the building, erection, and management of the asylum, should be formed ...

... chapel, elydach, by the Rev. T. Thomas, minister of the place, Mr. David John, to Miss Mary Lewis, both of Morriston. June Ili, at Zoar chapel, Rhymney, ho the Rev. S. Edwards, Mr. John Davies, to Mies Jime hound, both uf that place. June 19, at &or chapel ...

... than. Jan. V, at Bt. John's church, .Remlimke-dock, Mr. Joseph Hesth, shipwright, to Eliza Ilawkes, of the sante place. .Jan. 2, at St. Au ry's church, Cardigan, Mn. Tl. Batman, of Llanfyrnach, to Miss Murtha Jones, of Cardigan. Jan. 20, at St. Peter's ...

... Sold b 7 Thomas A. Roberts, chemist, Conway : John Brown, Chronicle gffice,Bangor : Robert Griffith.chemist, High-street, Carriarvoli: M illiam Edwards ' chemist, Denhigh: H. G. Hughes, chemist, Holyhead: John Beale, chemist, High-street, Wrexham ; E. Ward ...

... up charged with having robbed John Thomas of two ITO Wil pieces on Siam day night. Williams and the girl Catherine were discharged, but Margaret Davies was committed for_trial_at the next sessions. . _ . 31e. John Grattan woo charged by Mr. road surveyor ...

... obtain in the only portion of the Cardigan borough constituency which can said to have a voice of its own. SHIPWRECK AT CARDIGAN BAR, AND Loss or 'rust LIVES.—We regret to notice the loss of the Agnes Lee, at Cardigan-bar. The following are the details ...

... and for Cardigan, in the 11501 1 1 of Mr. Pryse, deceased. Mr. Moffatt gave notice that on Tnesday he should move for lease to bring in a bill to abolish the privilege of members of parliament of tiwedotn from arrest tio debt. In answer to Sir John Pakington ...

... a son. i Liddy. the wife of Mr. tiolds, St. I Arm, Motel, NOW!, of a 3), the wife of Dacia Morgan, Coedalllllr, Nit I tilyr, at ,on. Lately, n ..; onisCroni..l, Lout wit-major, in cousty, the wife of John Coirs o d, Sept. i;ti, the lady of the Riev..l ...

... water, but his head out. Mr. John Evans, of the Tucking Mill, ran immediately to his assistance, and rose him tip; there were at first signs of lime iu him, but he instantly expired. - - C.A.2Dlataid£lll.73r. THE CARDIGAN ELECTION.—The fullowing is the ...

... Williams, M.A., Archdeacon of Llandaff ; The Ven. Archdeacon John Williams, M.A., Archdeacon of Cardigan ; The Rev. William Why well, D.D., Master of Trinity College, Cambridge ; The Rev. John Griffith, D.D., Canon of Rochester. _ It . is confidently rumoured ...