... At Crockherbtown, Cardiff, the wife of Mr. R. W. Parry, shipbroker, a son; and the wife of Mr. W. Evans, agent to the Monmouthshire Railway and Canal Co., a daughter, At High-street, Swansea, the wife of Mr. J. Stanley Johnston, car- ver and gilder, a ...

... Rees, Esq, of the Hotwells, Clifton Oct. 1o, at Slindon church, the Rev. ltichard Wm. Fergnson, we incumbent of Llandogg, Monmouthshire, son of Jnseph Fergu- son, Esq. ML., of Morton, near Carlisle, to Ellen, daughter of so the Rev. Maurice Smelt, rector ...

... by. the Rev. H. T. Hill, brother of the bridegroom, and rector ol Felton, Herefordshire, Charles Hill, of Weldon-works, Monmouthshire, Esq, to Eliza Lucretia, eldest daughter of Henry Crawshay, Esq, of Oaklands-park, Gloucestershire. MAY 1, at Saint Paul's ...

... Warwickshire Militla.-Henry Garland Mbatthews, Gent., to be enalen; Second Regiment, Johu Blaksley, Gent., to be ensign. Royal Monmouthshire O1iiltla.-Robart Reddall Williamson, Gent., to be ensign. BANKRUPTS-FREDAY, SEPTENBEtI 7. Thomas Godfrey, Forston-street ...

... , Trancis John Shortis. Gent., to be ensigns. Oxfordshire Militia.-Frederick Walter Aston, Gent., to be ensign. Royal Monmouthshire Mllitla.-Tom Brook, Esq., to be captain. BfNRUJ TS-FRIDAY, MAx 18. Elizabeth Whitaker, Romford, plumber, to surrender Jmne ...

... school, Taunton. The Duke and Duchess of Beaufort, with the Marquis of Worcester and family, have arrived at Llangattoch, Monmouthshire, and will shortly visit Troy-house, one of the ancient family seats, for the first time since the noble duke's accession ...

... Guards to hold themselves in rea- diness for embarkation for Corfu, as soon as tonnage can be provided. The regiment of Monmouthshire light infantry, hitherto t stationed at the barracks at Newport, have left for the 1 dockyard at Pembroke in order to do ...

... Hewson, a ?? the School-house. Crewkerne, the wife of the Rev. Dr. Penny, a ?? Newport, the wife of Mr. George Dowle, Monmouthshire Railway & Canal Co., a son -At Boulogne, the wife of F.E Hanbury Williams, Esq, of Cold- brook-park, a ?? Abergavenry, ...

... Clifton, deeply regretted, aged 16, William Heard, eldest son of the late Mr. Wm. Heard 'Ihomas, surgeon, of Tin. .tern, Monmouthshire, and. formerly of this city. Jan. 9, at lRedeliff-lill. after a protracted illness, Horace Sims, l youngest son of Thos ...

... Park-place, Lower Saint Miche' il h widowot Mr. Henry Cullen, mutician, of this city, a daughter. August 18, at Newport, Monmouthshire, the wife of Mr. Daniel Ludlow, daud hter. August 20, at lKingaJill-houise, Knowle, the wife of John Strond, lEsq, a daughter ...

... bills eame before their lordelsips, but the discussionsf upon them were unimportant. T HOUSE OF COMMONS.-TEuITSDAY. The Monmouthshire railway and canal bill was reid a third time and passed. Numerous petitions were presented from Coleford, Lfydbrook, West ...

... bridegroom, the Rev. E. Arthur Bsgshawe, to Jane, only daughter of the late Nathaniel Thompson, Esq. Sept. 19, at Usk church, Monmouthshire, by the Rev. Wm. Evans, Mir. John Hall, to Elizabeth, 2nd daughter of the late air. George Hawkins, builder, of this city ...