... COUNTY OF CARDIGAN. 11. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, MHAY JOHN PERCY SEVERN. and HARDINGE STANLEY GIFFAR D, Esquires, the Barristarsmt.Law duly appointed to Revise the Lists of Voters in the Election of a Knight of the Shire for Om County of Cardigan, will a ...

... Cardiff, by the Rev. Mr. Green, Mr. Thomas Davies, Fishguard Arms, to Miss Matilda Dunn, both of Cardiff. On the 28th ult.. at Llansaintffraid Church, Breconshire, by the Rev. T. Watkins, M.A., John Lewis, Esq., of Merthyr Tydvil. to Eliza Mary Homfray, third ...

... Kellett is (Stakeholder and referee. The place of playing to named jat the time the next deposit is maae. Stables selects Cardigan Arms, Leeds, and Coward, Baildon Moor, Bradford. Rhodes an*d Slingsby. match, for £lO a-sido, has (been made between Goss Rhodes ...

... Jobs Polety, of the Gardenees Arms, Swansea. Oct. 2, at 9, Pleasant-street, Swansea, aged seven years, Hugh, eldest son of Mr. John Workman. Oct. 2, at Cwmtawy, near Ystal .fera, aged CS, Mr. Thomas Morgan. Oct. 7, at Cardigan, aged 21, Mr. William Roberts ...

... KIRIN! OF THE LISTS OF VOTERS /Olt T• 11 COUNTY OF CARDIGAN. - I MS I. NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN, 'T'HAT JOHN PERCY SEVERN, and lIARDINGE STANLEY CIFFAN D, Esquires, the Bamsters•at- Law duly appointed to Revise the Lists of Voters in the Election of a Knight ...

... admitted. Thomas Shaw Dnnscombe. rated for boose 47 Grattan Hill, in succession with the house 99 Sunday's Wei/ Road, was ohj-'Cted to the Radicals. Mr. Donscombe deposed that occupied the house, No. 47, Grattan Hill, and removed to it direct from the house ...

... has received articles and £1 a-sido, for a match between John Rhodes, of Kirstall, and Isaac Naylor, of Wortley, to play 301isos each, for £lO a-side; to play November 9, at the Cardigan Arms, Leeds. Walking and Weight-throwing Match.—Mr. George Bennett ...

... started at Narherth, running to meet the evening train; leaving the King's Arm.; the spirited proprietor being Mr. Wm..lenkins, late of Tenby. FISHOLTAILD.—Tho Anne, of Cardigan, which was driven on the rocks near tho Cow and Calf during a heavy gale ...

... treet. Aughnacloy, . .John Sloan. Do.. ..D. Campbell Co. Armagh, John Thompson, Oaordian Office. Do., Wra. Boyd. Jon. Do., R. A. Boyd. Antrim, Win. Johnston. Do., .Mrs. Miller. Do.. ,t,.. .J. Buffern. Aboghill, John Hamill. Aughslee, Matilda ...

... lorge—be olisloesrtened. all could win. rapt. Pry., then proposed the loeslolos of the jite.ges, viz John Pryse, John Miller. and William reoqrs. John Pugh Pryse, Esq.. responded. thanked tlocon for the kind manner in which they bad drunk his health; he ...

... Rev. E. A. Green, Mr. Thos. Davies, Fishguard Arms, to Miss Matilda Dunn, both of this town. LLOYD—BOSANQUET.—Oct. 3, at Dingestow church, by the Rev. Claude Bosanquet, brother of the bride, the Rev. John Lloyd, rector of Hanvapley, to Emily Letitia eldest ...

... 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 ...