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... Cooper, Sawaston -Josepb, son of Mrs. Maitthias, of the Alilford Arms, Haverford- wnest, to Jatne, daughter of M~rs. L~lewellyn, Pent-y-Park, Pem- ?? Fishguard, William, onlly coit of the late John James, Esq. to Aliss E~lizabhtli Rowland -Mr. Thou. Stockwoed ...
... Pearson, the Margaret, Simmons, the John, Leightow, the Universe, Meredith, the Richmond Lass, Donald, the John Esdale, Ratthlewon, and the Lord Canterbury, Tripp; at Mauritius, the Helen, Dunn; at Africa, the John Cabot, Wood; at Gibraltar, the Monarch ...
... while picking apples, and frac- L tured her leg. h TILE WrLSI! CONVICTS.-A document has been put d forth by John Hughes, David Jones, and John Hugh, the g three unfortunate men tried under the special commissions, indsenteloed to transportation, in which ...
... people. Committed Bristol Gaol. John Stanley, tor stealing the goods of Thomas Lewis. William Prosser, for Stealing the goods of Jacob Ricketts and others. John Baker, for stealing the goods of Thomas Prichard his master. John Savery, for stealing the goods ...
... present, adabout six lsundred farmers. Among letters of cnusec fo Lord Rayleigh, Sir John Tyrrell, Sir R1. H. Smythl, and C other leading Protectionists, was one from Sir John Chet-t wynd~e, asking for tise rules of the escibty, in order to form 3 one in ...
... wvife of D. Evans, Esq. Err- wood-house, Breconshire-At Mount Pleasant, Swvansea, aged 85, Admiral John Chesshyre - At Merthyr, aged 31, Margaret, wifoof John Mlartin, Esq. surgeon - In Regent's perk, aged 70, Alexander Grant, Eqq. East-India ?? liradninch ...
... state of the county of Cardigan canuot be belter shown than by the following manifesto, issued by the Lord-Lieutenant and a full bench magistrates, and extensively posted throughout that eouniy •‘TO THE INHABITANTS OF THE COONTT CARDIGAN. •• Whereas the laws ...
... districts for purposes wlhich cannot be mistaken. The Belfast Vin7dicator, referring to the speech of Sir James Griahain on the arms bill debate, says, 1 Let Sir James Graham try coercion, and lie will elicit an answer that may cause him to repent when too ...
... mostdmdful oaths, mserted his innocenee. Up passed along the Esplaimde, the .pectators cheered most to this time tailor named John Evans, known as Irish enthusiastically. *i • ail ,i Evan, sat quietly in hi. own bouse the window which The Royal party alighted ...
... who entered the green seated upon the dickey of his carriage, accompanied by Mr. Steele. Mr. John O'Connell, M.P., was called to the chair. Mr. Henry Grattan, M.P., presented himself amidst great cheering. fie had come to support his countrymen, and the ...
... district atone could furnish t~h 3000 stand of arms, consisting of muskets, bayonets, rifles, la: &c. I ens also inrformed that the government have ?? niade acquainted with this secret distribation of arms, tu al though they have not, as far as I can learn ...
... every 1 town and almost every village inEngland, namely, a butcher's I shop. One, however, has just been opened. Cowbridge, ' Cardigan, and Haverfordwest are still without butchers' t shops, and in Taunton there is but one. BuILM,-Considerable improvements ...