... time and place, upon view of the inf»n' tile of John Harland, belonging to the light-ship 111 jt Bristol Channel, who had been found dead in a hole in the back-ground of the Waterford and We* g,|i Arms beer-house, Bute Terrace, on Thursday, the instant ...

... June 6, at Cardiff, Mrs. Woud.nall, stationer, St. Mary-street, of a daughter. June IJ, Mrs. Jones, of the Cardigan Arm: Lewis-street, of a daughter, which only survived its birth t*-o days. June if, at Laston Court, llerelordshii-e, the ladv of Joseph ...

... George Grey, Mr. John O'Connell, Sir Benjamin Hall, Mr. Maurice O'Connell, Mr. Meagher, Sir William Somerville, Mr. Augustus Stafford, and Mr. F. O'Connor. Sir B. Hall said he had expected, after the speech of Sir G. Grey, that Mr. Grattan would have withdrawn ...

... the Small Debts Act to Ireland; and in reply to John O Biieu. that the subject ot minister's money ill Ireland, a very difficult aud important oue, was uuder the consideration of tile Government. Lord John Russell coucluded a powerful speech by moving that ...

... and sharne, and excited the commiseration of all who saw them. IiiroRTANT TO PUBLICANS. — Thos. Jones, landlord of the Cardigan Arms public-house, Lewis-street, appeared to answer a complaint which a corporal of the 23:d regiment—attached to a recruiting ...

... Prize awarded to John Rees, Penydarran.—4. The best song in praise of the Cyfarthla Mill and the Engi- neer, Mr. Wm. Williams, one guinea. Divided between John Rees aud an anonymous competitor.—5. Best verses to all Old Bachelor. John Rees' poetic dialogues ...

... vegetables Lirst prize. Joseph Costett; second prize, William John third prize. Thomas Evans, Melin Griffith; extra prize, John Smith, Aleliu Griffith. Nosegay—First prize, Joseph Coslett second prize, John Lewis, GENTLEMEN'S' GARDENER?. — Best Basket of vegetables-A ...

... Edward John, relieving officer, with wilfully and maliciously breaking his window;, on Wednesday morning last, who stated that prisoner came to his house on the morning in question for relief; he (prisoner) saw his wife, who told him that Mr. John was not ...

... vicar of St. Mary's, Cardigan, the Rev. Griffith Thomas, has directed that a sufficient number of prayer books, and books of the psalms and hymns sun:: in the church, shall be provided for all the soldiers who may be quartered in Cardigan, and may attend Divine ...

... of the defence against tbe state prosecutions in Ireland. Mr. Grattan laid that the Hepea1 Association had spent £ 25,000 in defending those prosecutions. The debate was continued by Lord John Russell, Mr. S. O'Brien, Mr. B. Escou. Lord Bernard, Mr. Montague ...