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... Lamb, King's Arms, Carmarthen-Fredarick, youn?esI eon of the late Col. James Llaydof Mabws, Cardigan, to Ehal- baths, youngest daughterof John W. Philippa, Esq. Aberglaantl -At Wolverley, Worcester. Alfred John, eldest son of taa law John ...
... Esq. to Eliza, 2nd dau. of Mr. ?? Gardner, woolstaP t0-hera I DlEc,-Aged 81, Sir John WildboreSmith), 0f0 D ilO y Sydling St. hicholas, Durset-Aged 62, at E u Mr. John Robbins-Aged 62, at .8amclose. Bvi t. a Strange; also, in New' iring-street, Sarah ...
... er.T. E'diD' draper, to Sarah, 4th daughter ot Mr. D. Devies, Old luW , Aburcarne-At Cardiff, Mr. John Morgan, to aliss Ane JOn0 At Alerdare, Mr. John Thomas, to Miss Xary NicOld lstL'3 Thomas Rees,'to Miss A:Kn Davies; and Mr. ?? ID to.Uliss Ruthi Thomas-At ...
... Ollrunilseaton dropyt Joseph lo Ioerts, Abcrystwlth, Cardigan, draper Tadpmacs hates, neholtaeld Sheard, and Joh ed engineers buld millwrights Sletd John Mvatthewi Etealy, Drewosbary, YorkT, draper John aOff, hevanehester, 15010 and tave nbkeepcl MINING ...
... condition of ,Man : principally with reference to the supply of his wants and the exercise of his intellectual faculties. By John Kidd, M.D., F.R.S. (Bohn's Scientific Library.)-Eenry G. Bohn, London. We have here a second instalment of the eight celebrated ...
... Folkcestone, innkeeper C lire, Robiasen, John, Folkrestone, gentlemata C Robinson, John, Bury St. Earlmands, bookseller [gent. C Ra blation, Johan Do Laney, Wellesley, near Barnestaplic, 6 inn. Rogegrs, John', Maroke, near Stokeqloy, gentlenak )arkc ...
... Railway hotel, Cardiff, a daughter- 0 The wife of David Thomas, Esq. St. John's Mount, Brecon, a it ?? Caerphilly, the wife of Mr. Eli Davis, sculptor, a dae. -At Narberth, Mrs. John Meyrick, Commrecial inn, a son. s MARRoID.-At Batbampton, Mr. Thomas Plumley ...
... of ft a opinion that it was not only law but common sense, The law ci .wsthis :-If one or more: persons went out together armed fI fwith deadlly weapons for the purpose oficommitting an unlawful k, act whc ih Ingaduel undoubtedly wee, endi the death of ...
... Thomas Copuer; and, aged 93, Eleanor, relict of Mr. John Carter, of Sheepseombe-Aged 46, at Newport Mr. George Edward Taverner, formerly of Bristol; also, aged 73, Rebecca, widow of the Rev, John Rees-s ged 60, at Gellygaer, Mr. B. Buckingham, ?? 53 ...
... Eginuton. Arms Maaudrn-inatsc Mr. EvANS. S~tatiofner, Ctliare-ostreet; art the Bs'-tioi Meres/ an C/R~nC~eoaite ffico t~ iritoepal Music-Sellers;cI and ?? of the Theatre, whereplaces maybe takenfrom I Eleven till Three o'clock;. , *2 CHILDBIEN IN ARMS NOT ADMITTED ...
... surgeon, Landore, Swansea, a son; also, the wive of Hr. John Thomas, cashier of Margam-works, TaibXach. a son-la Caveudish-square, London, the wife of Col. Thomas Wood, ?? s -The wife of Mr. John Lewis, maltster, Narberthi, a ?? e Upper Aberenig. Talgarth ...
... Monmouth-At Trevethin, Robert, son of Mr. John Phillips. to Emma, youngest daughter of the late Mr. Evans of the Tevyn, Ragland ; and Mr. Emanuel Hutchings, to Hiss Ann Rosser, dressmaker, both of Pontypool-At Pembrey, John, son of Mr. Isaac Davies, npholste ...