... around the patent M. Boberts and Co., to witness the launch of a fine brig, called the TVston, owned by U. Kavies, Esij., Cardigan. The brig looked very gay, colours being displayed Irom fhe bowsprit gaff, and lofty masts, and having been just coppered ...

... respectfully to announce that he has fixed WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, the and 19th days of SEPT EMBER, 1844, ( The days after the C ARM A RTIIE N 8111 RE AG RICULTURAL MEETING, which will be held on the 17th,) For the unreserved Sale of the entire and important ...

... BIRTHS. Sept, 7, the MruU'i, the wife the Her. M. B. Hale, of daaghtrr. Aug. .?U, lloov, rear Indbur} , th lady of the Rev. John Lander, of a son. rtiU bom. Sept H. Hardwick, near prtow, the Thomas Henry Morgan, En., of daughter. MARRIAGES. Sept 9. at ...

... a charge ol stealing pair of trowsers, the property of Mr. Taylor, was discharged, no further evidence being adduced. John Bayly, John Hapes, and a female named Usher, were charged with violently assaulting Evan Evan Goodrope. Mr. Habmab appeared lor the ...

... TUB lIAI. CAII OCCUPIED. —On the top stair were two large arm-chairs, covered with purple velvet arid gilding, in (or rather standing before) which were placed Mr, O'Connell and his son John. The lion, gentleman stood to his full height, with bis head ...