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... Stonehouse, John Stanton, Esq.-Aged 73, Mr. John Joshuan, late landlord of the Hanbury Arms, Trosnant-Mr. D. Rees, late landlord of the Globe inn, Pontypool-Aged 49, at Newport, the Rev. Thomas Kenvyn, Baptist ?? Tin- , tern Parva, Mr. John Watkins, of ...
... r, Mr. John Powell, to Mrs. Joan Watkins, of Glen. coed Llanddetty-At Llanfrynacli, Henry Daniel, second sonof the late Sir Henry Carden, orremplemore, ?? Rebecca, 3rd daughter of John Parry de Winton, Esq. Muesderwen, Bre- ?? Brecon, Mr. John Davies ...
... atDonbeao, Wilts, Btlthia, widow of Dr. Gilbert Jackson, ?? 31, Elizabeth, relict of Mr. John Hayes, hairdresser, Glonceirtli aged 94, at the Masons' Arms, 'Mr. John Gillespie; also, Eiis.7 beth, wife of Mr. Buillock, King William ?? Cheltenhifnl Mary Teresa ...
... formerly of Clydach-Aged li, Mr. Hopltin John, of }enclawvt farmer, formerly of tKilian, Gower-Urs. ainwaring, ,ife e. Mr. Joh:i M11inawaring, Carmarthen-Aged 26, at Nedlb, Xt Tliomtas Williams, cabinct-maker, Iin'g' Arms ?? 10, at NIaLeross-rectory, Elleil ...
... Cante»bury.—Conyngham Haddingtonshire.—Charteris Smyttae Halifax.—Wood Cardiff.—Nicholl Edwards Cardigan Boroughs.—Pryse Hampshire (N). —C. S. Lefevre Cardigan County.—Col. Powell Sir W. Heathcote Carlisle.—Hodgson Hampshire (S). —H. C. Compton Dixon Lord ...
... Cleltenhamr-,at ?? Benjamin 3£. Thomas, Esq. of Foxd~svwu, Der on, to Jane, eldesj daughter of Thomas Rolt, Esq. of Gloucester; Mr. John BUr rows, ?? Sings, botcher, to Miss tHarnis, eldest loau of Mr. Harris, butcher, Cliettenhlansw: and M[r. Joseph lairnard ...
... their departure for the metropolis, that intention was abandoned. The resolutions were forwarded by this night's post to Lord John Russell for his consideration. It is understood to be the determination of this party of forty-seven members, the largest number ...
... place in ~he 1809, a very considerable portion, if not the greater part, of ich all that lie possessed to his second son, Mr. John O'Connell, n.. of Grena. of In the Year 1802 Mr. O'Connell found himself under the displeasure of his relatives, and obliged ...