... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Meyrick, esq. of Cefncoch; John Williams, esq., of Treffos. Breconshire —Howell Gwyn, esq., of Abcrcrave Thomas Turner Roberts, o>q., of Henry Thomas, esq., of Cardiganshire.—Philip John Miles, esq ,ofthe Priory, Cardigan; John Philijf Lloyd, esq, of Matthew ...

... already displaying their discontent, and declare that they will never pay the ra’e towards defraying the ex|>enses thereof. Cardigan hay, in the late storms, was the scene of lamentable wrecks and loss of life. A ship laden with goods for tradesmen of this ...