... Thomas Rtdaa'e, Joseph fleninr, lti-*liard Stapleton. Benjamin Turner, Edward Ratles, John Mi'net, William May moo. Hicbard Sbaw. Joseph Caat'e Smith John Breare*. John Denton, and Abraham F. lia, wouilew Mil era, Bailey-Oarr, Dewahary, Yorkshire.— Tho» ...

... (county Down); Owen M .vlullan (do.); John'M*Adam,Evp John Workman, Esq.; Henry Murney, K.sa., E. OTtnrke, ; Cnpt. B«»yd; James M‘Conkey, Esq , John Wallace, F.sq., solicitor; Alderman Smith (Dronbeda); Nicholas Esq ; John Sinclair, E-q.; Thomas Steele, Esq ...

... wife Mr. John iMiatna, asddler, I.ammas-street, Carmarthen, of a son. Wednesday week, Cardigan, Mra.Thorohoro. wife of Mr. Thomas Tbornbarn, excise officer, of Carmarthen, of a too. MARRIED Wednesday last, at St. Mary’s church, Breeon. Mr. John Lister, ...

... lacerated, and fears are entertained that his arm must be amputated to save his life.— elthmun. Marriages in High Life.—lt reported that Col. Powell, of Nanteos, Ix>rd-Lieutenant of and M.P. for the county of Cardigan, will be married in few days to the wealth*; ...

... then asked, How say you, James Thomas, Earl Cardigan, are you guilty or not ? Tl»e Earl of Cardigan, firm voice, replied, Not guilty, my Lord.” I Clerk—“ How will you be tried, my Lord ? The Karl of Cardigan —“ my Peers.” The Noble prisoner then took his ...

... Dundas, John Fenton, Hon. R. Fittgibbon, J. W. Fitzpatrick, J. Grattan, Lord D. Halliburton, Sir G. Heathcote, H. Lambton, John Maher, Joseph Pease, G. Strangways, Absent Tory I—R. T. Parker, Liberals who voted with the Tories i—John Basset, ...

... 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 ...

... appease the Liberal supporters of the tnini&iets. The right hon. baronet quoted the authorities Mr. Horke, Mr. Fox, and Lord John Russell; whom he complimented highly, to show that the course of the ministers was contr.iry the spirit of the constitution ...

... oil., at Llantrisaent, John, eldest sm of Mr. James Williamson, New MUJ. to Anne, eldest daughter Mr. Thos. Evans, of Corner Park. Glamor/anahirs. Taesdav sennight, at St. Peter a Carmarthen. h» the Rev. Archdeacon Uevao, Mr. John law is, painter, to Anne ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... places named t!ier*_i:i LLECHRID CHAPELHV. In the Count? of Cardigan, nt the Fishrr:man’s Arm? Inn, in the Village of Llechrid ; and the Mr. ung for hearing Appeals, the Black Lion Hotel. Cardigan, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon the September, 1811. MORRIS ...