... an inquest was held at the Town Hall, before R. L. Reece, Esq., coroner, on the body of a boy named John Jones, belonging to the Eaglet, of Cardigan. It appeared the captain and mate had gone up town to purchase a mast, leaving deceased on board by himself ...

... The Board of Guardians of the Brecknock Union have passed a resolution, admitting the reporters the press their meetings. Sir John Guest, Bart, intends, it said, giving towards the building of a new Town Hall at Merthyr, and for a new clock for the mai ket ...

... Ministry requesting a postponement of such decrees. Mr. H. Grattan wished to know from the lion, gentleman the Attorney-General whether he bad seen document, dated Deo. 10. addressed tj Lord John Russell, and signed ** H. Exeter (Laughter.) That letter ...

... polite congratulations. Were an ancient statue falling to pieces, it would be thought no light matter to supply the Venus with arm or a limb for the Apollo. Why should we treat with greater levity the approach to subjects which arc indeed divine. The answer ...

... defended Mr. 11. Grattan from the attack the last speaker, whom lie described a man with all the ambition to in but with none of the modesty which would teach him to retire in o bis proper place. It was his in'ention, like Mr. 11. Grattan, to give iiis support ...

... several centuries old, were discovered. The present amount of the military force in Ireland is 28,000 rank and file of all arms, with 21,682 enrolled pensioners, staffs of militia, and recruiting parties of corps. We believe this is larger than at any ...

... (about two days), they will lasia as sweet as green peas. The Cork Constitution says— An American gentleman, named Cherri, who armed at theVictona Hotel, on Sunday, offered to supply Indian meal to any amount required, to be de. livered within three months ...

... family had bein'bereaved of its roemben. The bodies of the were »oon found. Part of Dunalan body was blown into the river j hi. arms and one of bis lege were rent from the body! Ms face fnihlfeHy disfigured, and the whole remains In such a condition that they ...

... Caergwaner Farm Lew^Evan*11.. 134 5 20 6. Two Fields, part of ditto John Jones. 13 0 10 7. One Field, part of ditto Lewis Evan 4 1 26 PARISH OF PENDOYLON. 8. Three Fields, part of ditto John Jones. 12 3 24 9. Partof Miskin Demesne Lands Rowland Fothergill ...

... Lithographic Plans of the Farms and Lands maybe had at the Bear Inn, Cowbridge AVyndham Arms Bridgend- (' ItT Arms, Cauhft'; Castle Inn, Neaih; Castle Inn, Merthyr; Mackvvorth Arms, Swansea Wtstgaty Hotel Nevvoort -^VVhi'in r1* Hotel. Bristol and of the Auctioneer ...

... one. Sold by Thomas A. Roberts, chem.st.Conway John Brown, Chronicle Office, Bangor Robert Griffith, chemist High-street, Caernarvon; William Edwards, chemist Denbigh; H, G. Hughes, chemisi, Holjhead; John Bejde chemist, High-street, Wrexham; E. Ward, ...

... Worcester, M.P., Thomas Turner, Esq., Hon. Captain M. F. F. Berkeley, R.N., M.P. The Rev. Dr. Ellerton, Sir John Dean Paul, Bart., The Rev. Dr. Evans, Sir John Dean Paul, Bart., The Rev. Dr. Evans, James Ackers, Esq., The Rev. F. T. J. Bayly, W. H. H. Hartley ...