... Bisley Rev. Join and Bisley Elizabeth, his wife, Bun- tingford, Hertford, clerk Bisley Rev, John, Hertford, clerk Beevan George Kees, Brecon, solicitor Beverley John, Osan, collector of excise Binns Ann, Hackness, Scarborough, Yorkshire, w.dow Birch Mold ...

... all oppearaace one of the ons lords of creation, and her secret was religiously kept Some time de ek by her former helpmate. John Cartis resolved once more committing ing matrimony. He was warned, however, that there and wes a lion in the path. His wife's ...

... by the Lord-Liewtenant of the County of Denbigh. Den! ire Yeomanry Cavalry —John Williams, ri MP., to be Cornet, vice Joyd, promoted ; William Rowland to be Licatenant, vice John Roberts, re signed ; William Henry Roberts to be Comet, vice Rowland, signed ...

... Edouard Cajetan Simen- Lately, at Cleobury Mortimer, Mr. John Mantle, of Stour port, to Miss Ann Gregory, of the former place, Deaths. 2nd inst. at Wellington, in this county, aged 2 years and 5 months, John, son of Mr. George Espley, of the King’s Head Inn ...

... eared, the National tific Goards were dismissed, and eve ry one hurri with the exception o' f the lar anc to dinner, under arms. This > ae lay day who were ke ter had the effect of effec tually damping the enthu- t siasm of the peo} ple, and of preventing ...

... of Robert Carrgat Middle, on the 10th of August, was sentenced to six months’ imprisonment, John Harly, charged with stealmg a ram sheep, the property of John Parry, at Smethcott, on the 2ist of June, was found not guilty. Daniel Cotton, for stealing ...

... he course of a few nights tion, and he then eseaped. | late | he was again seen in the City by another officer, alse named John Storey, No. 414 of the City Police. ok several of his gang, and Mr. He was accompaned by at the corner of Queen- oF te he had ...

... Stam ordshire. John Askey ap. 1196, to his son -in-law, Cadivor, . of Shelton, to Mrs. Eardley, o f Park Cottage, Cardigan Castle,about the year 1166, Esq for taking Madeley. 18th inst- at Ludlow, Mr. Thomas Griffiths, shoe- by for arme—Sable, a 8 maker ...

... North Parade, Abervst® widow of the late Mr. Jobn Morgan, hatter 24th alt. John, som of Mr. John Jones, of the New J th vit. aged 45, Mr. John Rees, of the Halfway u ee be ween Cardigan and F, David M Wind ult. aged 76, the Rev. Heetor rector of Castle Heddingham ...

... respectable Chemists, Perfumers, and Statoners- SHREWSBURY: John’s Hull, Printed’ and Published at the Offiecs, St Jous Wart the parish of St. Chad, by the proprietors, and Basxxrvitie Warton, at Bt John’s Hilt aforesaid, and at the pareh of St Julian ...

... Denbighshire, to Ellen, second daughter of the late John Jones Bateman, Esq. of Place, and Pentre Mawr, Denbighshire 14th inet. at pear Aberystwith, Mr. Thomas Jenkins, of Hewhafod, near Treddale, Cardigan- shire. to Miss Keeling, daughter of Mr. Evan Keeling ...

... of his alliance with the tendants, The collier died in a tew hours after- | rs of the model | family of Sir John Cave, and boasted that Sir John vore to his belief that this 1 vate infamy ; the lighter characte “Tf le had an wards ; and Dr. Davies s ve ...