... frequent occasion to record. An admirable speech, in moving e of the resolutions, was made Mr. Johnes, the judge of the Merionethshire County Courts. • I John Jones, Esq., Ossklands ' near Roth's, returned to all his tenants, at the last rent day, 10 per ...

... Stone Bridge, Bristol; Mr. John Barber, 8, Bath-street, Bath; Mr. JOHS N. SMART, 1, Quay Parade, awl Mr. J. W. POCKErr, Lord Beresford Packet Otlice, Swansea ; Mr. Martin, Britaonia hotel, Ilfracombe; M. W. Cory, Portescue Arms, Itarnstavle ; and Mr. W ...

... namely, convenient, the other reninunts of times now ntond- John Donehoe; captain ; Jelin Bares PI who died ing in \Velem. viz., the castles of Beaumaris. Illarleoli, after he was ashore ; and John Peter Gilbert, seaman. Rloiddltin, Criecieth, Carew, Caerphilly ...

... Saturday. William Thomas was unarged by John Morgan with assaulting Lim. Defendant pleaded not guilty, slid moved for an adjournment to Saturday next, which was granted, ['dying tlie costs Oh day. John Wits charged by John Stacey with him. DeMialant denied ...

... se'nnight, as the Carmarthen and Cardigan mail Was entering latter town, it ran over a deaf and dumb old man crossing the street at the time, and did him such serious injury that he is not expected to survive. VIOLENT GALES IN CARDIGAN BAT.—During the past week ...

... explosion took place, by which the flask was shattered to pieces. anti the child's arm very seriously Ism-rated. s.—The anniversary of the lodges in Curnisrthen, of order of St. John, took place oni Easter Monday, by dining at their various I lodge-rooms. Order ...

... Griffith, Esq., of Pant. . . . April 13, a,7ed 82, Mrs. Williams, nliet of the hey John of l'reyarelied, Pembrokeshire. April 15. 3lr. Phelps, landlord of the King's Arms Inn, l'embnate-doek. _ April 8, ut Hakin, Milford, Capt. W. B. lots muster of the ...

... thirty years of lige. The chiu hone was particularly proton-id. The thigh were perfect, and 21in. long, Ind the fibula of the arm was II in. The other bones were not quite perfect, so that tlia measurements could not be made. Toe skeleton lay with its to ...

... datiediter of Mr. lik. r. April 26, Ui two yeays ot coati:real son of Air. IV. Dr % ration, of the N croon Arms:, ltrit4o-ferry. 24,1 - ti the of Bath. John none )n this conicy. and deputy-1h meninit or 1,. onmy ot Gl:moron, 42, most tio,ervedly est,. by ull ...

... Pmenter, Plymoinh Gower. Hodge, Portreath; MarY, Trowely, Truro; Geo,gi•tar, 'tusking. Loudon; Irene, Leroy, liavre; John, Deaner, Loon ; John & Ellen, s, P trireerth, coliper ore. Adventure, Chester, brick:: Pie. , Emilio, Ilstero. Sr. ballast. WedneAday ...

... Bristol. ro.—La Iris. Berton, Rochelle; Louisa Anielia, Rochelle; John & Mary. Aithin, Brest; Louisa Jane, Tear, Douglas; John, Bartle, Lou.'; Eagle, Richards, ; Ocean. Hopkins, Liverpool; John nod Mary, Thomas, Milford; Neallt Abbey. Williarns, Bristol ; ...

... Stone Bridge, Bristol; Mr. John Barber, 8, Bath-street, Bath; Mr. JOHN N. SMART, 1, Quay Parade, and Mr. J. W. POCKETT, Lord Beresford Packet Office, Swansea ; Mr. Martin, Britannia Hotel, Ilfracombe; M. W. Coy, Forteseue Arms, Barnstaple; and Mr. W. Morris ...