... instead of that Pryse, and also bear the arms of Loveden, and that sorb surname and arms may, in like manner, be taken, borne, and used his issue; such arms being duly exemplified according to the laws of arms, and recorded the Herald’s Office, otherwise ...

... rough of Cardigan, eldest son of Pryse Loveden), d, Esq., deceased, and grandson reden, Esq. (heretofore Edward Buscot aforesaid. Esq., also and authority that he may take only, instead that arms of and that such tike manner, be taken, borne, arms being ...

... Chemist. Neville-strect Brynmawr, David Edwards. Stamp Office Brynmawr, John Jones, Draper and Grocer Brecon, Philip Bright, Chemist, Medical Hall Beaufort and Victoria Iron Works, John Jones, G r ocer, and Tea Dealer Carmarthen, Wm. Morgan, Chemist, Lam ...

... Parliament to remedy the distresses of the Irish people. The amendment was seconded Mr. John O'Connel; and after short speech from Mr. Fagan, also upon Irish topics, Lord John Russell rose. With respect to Ireland, he begged the house to suspend its opinion ...

... last a private examination took place at the gaol (the Press not being admitted, before the Rev. Hugh Hold. John Powell, Esq., the Rev. Thomas John Powell, and others, when the prisoner was fully committed to take his trial for the murder the next assizes ...

... and an excellent Welsh scholar. Me has been •for many year* the incumbent of Llanycbaiam and Llangwyryfon, in the county of Cardigan, and lo the Rev. Kvnn Morgan, vicar cf Llantrissnt, Glamorganshiie Skbiocs Cask of Stabbino. —Uristol, Saturd«y. - The altemiun ...

... About half-past three the men appeared upon the running ground, which was chosen between the turnpike gate and the Blathwayt Arms, which place the man Rees has been staying, under the training of the celebrated walker (Fuller), for the last two or three ...

... ROAD. The Rev. Chairman then intimated that the above was the next question for the consideration of the meeting ; and Mr. John Endkli, said—He begged leave to call the attention of the meeting to the subject now under its consideration. It was, conceived ...

... Esq., (Coroner), charged with the manslaughter of Michael Mahoney, at Bedwelty. —James Jones, William Thomas, and John Williams, by John King, Esq., charged with stealing bread at Chepstow. —Thomas Davies, by P. H. Williams, Esq., and the Rev. G. W. Gabb ...