... packet signed by r2520akeiS~ JOHN BROWN, L JOHN POLSON. ^(IdlTSiiOB. ARMS, CRESTS, MONOGRAMS, &c, IMlOKlANr TO EVERY ONE. Families desirous of knowing their Crest, &c., should send Name and County. Pedigree I raced, Arms Quartered and Impaled. Plait ...

... builders. Apply to Mr. JOHN WILLIAMS, Surveyor, Roath. To be Let on Building Leases, For a term of 99 Years. T AND for WORKMEN'S COTTAGES, situate on the 1 J NORTH ROAD. Apply to Mr. JOHN MORRIS, Solicitor, Cardiff, or to Mr. JOHN WILLIAMS, Surveyor, Roath ...

... Jutptl ST. JOHN S CHURCH.—We have much pleasure calling the attention of the public in general, and of St. Johns congregation in particular, to the handsome new furniture which has been recently provided by subscription for our fine old parish church ...

... Maud, md Morgan Rosser; 7, Margaret, md Evan John Evan, o, Llwyn-Eridd; 8, Jane [Elizabeth] md John Bennet, of Penrice. Vill. -HopKi.N Popkin, of Dan-y-Craig, md Margaret '^Catherine] d. of John David John-Ychan, of Wernllwyn- with, in Cilvae, and had ...

... Governor. James Stüwart Hodgson, Esq., Sub- Governor. Charles John Manning, Esq., Deputy.Govemor. DIRECTORS. Henry Bainbridge, Esq. Wilmot Holland, Esq. Robert Barclay, Esq. Nevile Lubbock, Esq. John Garratt Cattley, Esq. George Foibes ftiaicolmson Mark Currie ...

... his nephew, John Ham- mond. Harry lowkes died without issue, and the property should have descended to the great grand- mother of the prosecutrix. John Hammond died during the life of the testator, leaving one son, Harry Hammond, of St. John's College, ...

... Gilbertson, John Dillwyn Llewelyn, John Talbot Dillwyn Llewelyn, William Martin, and Charles Hemy Smith, Esquires. That the Justices of the Peace for the said County, usually resident or acting within the said Petty Sesssional Division of Neath are John Forbes ...

... 10. Waterloo- place, Pall-mall, S.W. Mid Wales in the county of Cardigan.—Valuable Free. hold Farm, situate in the parish of Mount, about four miles from the sea-port town of Cardigan. MESSUS. DANIEL SMITH, SON, and OAKLEY, have received instructions ...

... drowning boy. Without a moment's hesitation he plunged mto the water, and succeeded in grasping the youth by the arm, and swimming with the other arm brought him safe to land. A very short time longer would have placed him beyond the reach of all hu- man aid ...

... his intention to hold the triennial visitation of his diocese, according to the following arrangement:—Thursday, Oct. 18 at Cardigan; Tuesday, Oct. 23, at Brecon; Thursday Oct. 25, at Carmarthen; Tuesday, Oct. 30, at Haver- fordwest. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE ...