... Monachty, co. Cardigan. He was the only son of the late Rev. A. T. J. Gwynne, of Tyglyn, co. Cardigan, by Martha, daughter of the late Rev. Edward Acton, of Bentworth, near Alton, Hants, and was born in 1783. He was educated at St. John's College, Cambridge ...

... institution belonging to the Cardiff lodges—the Caradoc (Marchioness of Bute), the Victoria (Carpenters' Arms, Hayes), and the lodge held at the Cardigan Arms, Maria-street celebrated their anniversay on Tuesday last. The weather was extremely fine, and the ...

... Joseph Appleby, Stlfford Arms, Bristol Street, 5s. and costs; Rowland 'WilomeYe, St. Themas' Tavern, Upper Marihall Street, ias end costs ; John Caren, Sportsman, Mosley Street, 6s. and cstse ; alhoard Ellis, White Hart, Cardigan SBreet, Ge. ard costes ...

... Excavator's Arms, and found 2s. 7gd. on her, although she denied having any money but the shil- ling which the prisoner had given her. Mr. Wilcocks defended the prisoner, who pleaded guilty, and was sen- tenced to two months' hard labour. John Hedges, a ...

... tamely submit to; so arm- ing himself with a stout ash cudgel, he went to the field, and was at once attacked by the bull. After the combat had continued for some time, the bull succeeded in catch- ing the soldier underneath the arms and tossed him over ...

... LOCAL AND PROVINCIAL. COMMISSION. Brecon Division of the Royal Cardigan, Brecon, and Radnor Regiment of Militia.—Thomas Arm- strong, Esq., to be Surg., vice Lawrenc., retired. A GOOD NIGHT'S REST. —If you are troubled with cough or asthma, and want a ...

... taking the accommodation of de- fendant's stable, for which she received the sweepings of the boats. Mr. Thomas, of the Cardigan Arms, gave the female a good character, and Mr. Davies, borough trea- surer, also spoke of the good character she had maintained ...

... Ancient History now vacant. The ProfeesorAhip of Anoient History was founded by WVillism Camden, Esq., Clarencieux King-at-Arms, and Master of Arts in this University, who endowed it with a payment arising from the manor of Bexley, in Kent, which he ...

... ending with the i Right Honourable John Foster, the fifteenth and V last Speaker, in the year 1801. In the centre of this recess, and over the, chair, are the arms of Ireland- t the harp and crown, and above them the arms in full a of Speaker Foster. ...

... are the result of the deliberations of a committee of officers, of which Sir T. Brotherton, Sir A. Clifton, Lords Lucan and Cardigan, General Lawrenson, and Sir William Russell were members. We understand that, among other changes, the present Light Dragoon ...

... it went to I can't say. Mr John: Then you won't undertake to say that you saw any blow struck at all ? Witness: Yes, I will. Mr John: You saw the crowd struggling and battling: that is what you mean ? Witness: No, sir. Mr John: What then? Witness: I said ...

... Court Abbeyj and the Offises ef the E DiBtrict. on Tucesday evening lest, opened another Court of this Order at Mr. John Hard's, the Dudley Arms, Harrow-road, Paddington, under the title of Court Dudley. A Procession, csncisting of banneos, hors. men, and ...