... MARRIAGES. the Iht inj«t. MouUfomery, Sir. John Ashcroft, of ■Scdgley, son of Mr. Asheron, of Woodsitton, BUfford»hir«. to SaraJi, second daughter Mr. Thomas Rogers, of the (iullet Inn, Montgomery. the -M in>t. at St.’John’s Church, Chester, the Rev. Charles ...

... doing so. For the purpo of thus suppressing a riot, the law permits persons, private persons well others, lo arm themselves, and to use their arms necessary and if. iu the bone t and due exercise of their duty, they wound or kill any person, they are protected ...

... population Referring to Mr. J. O’Connell’s motion for the repeal of the union, showed that all the grievances of which Mr. Grattan complained the Irish Parliament, and which remained unredrossed by Parliament had been redressed Parliament the united kingdom ...

... re-elected surgeon for the Cardigan district without opposition. For the Workhouse and Dogma!!’* division, the candidate* were Mr. John Evans, of FountiAin Hill, who had been the held some lime, and Mr. John Barlett Bevan, of Cardigan, who, from hi. constant ...

... and the Rev. Datid Lewis, Ystradmeurig, to the Wesleyan Chapel. The Rev. John Hughes, Vicar of Caron, was called to the chair amidst much cheering ; he was supported the Rev. John Davies, (leuan Wledig), rector of Llandilo and Llanhowel, Pembrokeshire ...

... display of troops had be made in that direction, but that the arms were taken and the arrests made without the least resistance. Ry why, it will be asked, were these arrests made and these arms seized precisely the day appointed for the funeral procession ...

... ult. special liccuse, in ♦he county Radnor, the Rev. John Jones, Vicar, Thomas Griffiths, Ksq. surgeon, of London, to Mrs. Maria Griltiths. widow of the late Mr. James Griffiths, of tbe Iturton Arms Inn, On tbe ult. at Bryngwyn Rectory, the lady of Archdeacon ...

... the late John Price, Esq. and hare taken prizes at the Royal and other Agricultural Societies. N. B.—The stations of Dean and Dunbridge, the South Western Kailway, ate about three miles from the place of sale. COUNTIES OF MERIONETH AND CARDIGAN' IMPORTANT ...

... greatly respected by his family and a numerous circle of acquaintances, Mr. John Sanderson : and the ult. Martha, relict of the aforesaid John Sanderson. the 24th ult. at Cardigan, Ann, widow of the late Mr. Evan Phillips, of the Custom-house, aged years ...

... Evans, Esq. J.P. George Posset, Esq. R. Gilberts-n. Esq. Rev John Hughes (Vicar). John Hughes. Esq Usury Humphreys. Rev. Edward Jones, W.J. Jones, F-,, J P.’Thomas Lloyd, Esq. M.D. Mr, John Mathaws, J i,o Miller. Esq. (Mayor), Willoughby Miller, Thomas ...

... The Tradesmen’s Cup of .'MI eeva. added a Sweep*', of lM sevs. each. ft, Ac.; tbe second hur*e sett. stake; winner of the Cardigan»hite Stakes W r*‘ 3Jb. extra. One mi.** and a bail. ('» subs ) 9 Mr. Buscot Buck, aged (11. Bei., Mr. E. Urilfitbs’s ...

... were .Mr. John .Miller, of Morfa .Mawr, Kvaus, (ilanfreud. and Mr. Richard Rowland*, and for the £1 prize, Mr. John I’ugh. of iVnygraig, .Mr. John Kdwards, of Khydtir, and Mr. Willtani Jonc>, of llrynca.-tell. The judges on the were Messrs. John Kdwards ...