... at St. John's Church. Swansea, by the Rev. M. Rice Morgan, incumbent, the Rev. H. Walters assistant curute of Killybebill, to Miss Mary Williams of Llanwrda, niece of the Rev. John Jones vicar of Llansadwm, Carmarthenshire. Sept. 10, at St. John's Church ...

... were very good, and there were plenty of old English games. « FEARFUL SCENE AT CARDIGAN GAOL. ATTEMPT TO MURDER THE TURNKEY. On Sunday morning last the officials of Cardigan gaol had a most frightful encounter with two desperate burglars await- ing their ...

... mau named John Plasterer, a natife of Newport, 011 Sunday tnorning week. It appeared that a row tuukphn-e between SOllie boatmeu anu a lul of sailurs in Friars'-fields, when the sailors drew their knives, and prosecutor was stabbed in the arm in the melee; ...

... same county, the ancestors of the late gallant Sir Thomas Picton. Sir John Wogan was succeeded at Picton Castle by his son Sir John Wogan, Knt., who married Isabel, daughter of Sir John de Londres, Knt. To him was son and heir Sir David Wogan, Knt., who ...

... 21, after a few hours' illness, Builders* Arms, Gam-street, Swansea. Dec. 25, at Giynyfehn, near Neath, Joseph Price, formerly of Xeath Abbey. Dec. 16, at his residence :n Bridge street, Cardigan, Capt. John Walters, aged 43 vears, late of the brig Charles ...

... on the body of David Davies, aged 22 years. Verdict, Accidental dealh.Also, on the 8th inst., at the Cardigan Arms, Dowlais, on the body of John Richards, aged three months. Verdict, Died by the Visitation of God. The inquest on the body of Jen- kin ...

... informed that the following dis- senting ministers have entered St. David's College, Lam peter-.—Thomas John Gower, near Swansea Thomas Richards, Cardigan; and William Thomas, Landyssel. Mr. Hill, an eminent Baptist minister, of York Chapel, Swansea, has ...

... seeing him on Sunday, the 11th of November. H wai opposite to the prosecutor's f H m, on ft erotd, having a bundle uuder his arm. I did not know tlie field where the mare was kept. 1 knew the prisoner before. Ptter W.ijht, Superintendent of the Swansea ...

... prisoner to one hour's imnrison- ment. John James, Travellers' Rest, Blaenhonddau, charged with keeping open his house at a prohibited hour on Sun- day last, was fined 40s. iucluding costs. Howel David, Glamorgan Arms, Neath, was fined in the same penalty ...

... women were discharged. CHARGE OF FURIOUS DRIVING:—John Thomas, charged with furiously driving a dog cart, in Frederick-street, was discharged. LATE HOURS.—Thomas Jones, landlord of the Cardigan Armes beer-house, charged with keeping his house open after ...

... youngest daughter of Mr. Thomas Lamb, and granddaughter of Mrs. Margaret Thomas, formerly landlady of the Wyndham Arms, Bridgend. Aug. 10, at St. John's Church, Cardiff, by the Rev. Llewellyn Griffiths, Mr. Richard Pugh, mason, to Eliza, eldest daughter of Mr ...

... gun and partially stunned. Thrice is he armed who hath his quarrel just. The constable bravely grappled with the forester, overcame him, and, with assistance, bound and took him to Cardigan. To confront an armed and desperate lunatic is a task requiring ...