... —From Port Madoc: the Areon, of Cardigan, 84 tons 6lates, the Ann and Elizabeth, of Pwllheli, 62 tons ditto, and the Nimrod, of Gloucester, 93 tons ditto, all for T. L. Tripp ; and the Lamb, of Port Madoc, slates, for John George.—From Mumbles: the Abeona ...

... Chureh on T uesds: Ne morning, his lordship pro- ceeded to Court w hen the the following Grand Jury was sworn :— 3 Foreman. Sir John Edwards, Bart. | Su W EB. H. Lyon, Beg J. W. Lyon 7» J.D. David Paghe, Joba Jones, Esq 3. BR Jones, Esq. P. J.J. Turner, Eq ...

... the modest title in the votes of a bill for amending several acts for the appointment of ecclesiastical commissioners ? —Lord John Russell said that in answer to the question he might state, the first place, that as soon as the house agreed to adjourn for ...

... inquest was held jvsterday (Tuesday), before \ T. M. Phillips, Esq. coroner, at the Groves Arms. Portobellu, the body of an infant found in a field at that place, by John Flynn, a labourer, who stated ; that whilst digging in the field on the previous day, ...

... Mr. John Vaughan, builder. Ste. of Llangedwin, and also for several years clerk of parish. On*the 20th Inst at his residence, Noyudd-Wiillm. near Cardigan, aged 47 yean, William Audatt, Esq. solicitor, of Cardigan. the 20th Inst, suddenly. Mr. John Clarke ...