... Uulkeley Hughes, FAq., H.P., the Vett. Archdeacon Evans, the lieu. J. Pryos, C. W. T. Jones, Lewis Jones, D, Jones, J. Morgan, R. Thomas Tychen), W. Danes, rev Robert., J. Lewis, H. butßos, Dr. Richards, Dr. Hughes., Dr. Williams, Dr. 0. T. William@ ; Mews. Griffith ...

... OASTLINCEIoAMBER, CASntLE.SQUARE,''' , .Z'II'ACKWORTH VILLA, ST. THOM[AS, .: ;.A :n r S:WANSEA.? *. .. . . Winesfor the CWiarse M ofi, Astiste Overseer for the Hamnlet o'f St. Thomas, Colkutor nsel CIkctax, `ioret Mry'of A.LL . OCARRIAGE BUDILYEIRS ...

... surgical aid could hare been easily procured, the station-master bad instruction not toinake the neoessary topesditties. We can hard:y believe that a groat sompasy would endure the risk of sack diagram. I AY CO be able CO say that the mutilation of Mr. O'Connor ...

... , ' ? Addrsess- G. THOMAS, MILL-STREET, PONTYPRIDD. S. OREST and ORBNAMENTAL TREES.- 5.)r FRANCIS & ARTHUR DICKSON & SONS would re- LA, spectfully invite parties about to plant to inspect their almost 11,7 unlimnited STOCK'of HARDY ORNAXMENTAL TREES, ...

... ocntaininc the , news of the day on which they ire We have lost • most; pleasing English artist, and a genial, jovial. man, in Thomas Creswiek, R.A. His landscapes were pleasant to look 'upon, and yet real, and sem. 9f his best specimens were painted in c ...

... of John Goodwin, from his person, at Monks Wall, on the 24th Deszembet lost, three moat& imprisonment. Joseph Jam, 11, and Thomas Adams, 111, both mesons from Irby, were found guilty of aemulting Samuel Shies polio. oonslable, while in the execution of ...

... the 9th of May, 1831, and the' cloud had swept - -down. M?tore than 5,000 men, hardy and detersh~ined, were gathered near the Angel, listening to one 'of their orators, Thomas Ilewelyn., His theme was :Reform. M'olvanshiay lied announced his deteresnstihn ...

... OSBORNE, SURGEON DENTIST, 2M, Dock-street, Newport. 355g E1, -UONUMEN?TAL'STONE & MARBLE WORKS, lvi tsbablished 180I . lig THOMAS JONES (late Messrs. James and Prio), Penarth.roap Rie Entranoe Cardiff. Designs and Estimates sent to order; 2614g, Ion ARGENTINE ...

... Archddiacon Evans, Llaulleohid; oleistri W. J. Parry, Oa Evan Roberts, G. Jones, P.. G, Frees. Moses Evans, yughyd A W. Y. Hardie, Yew., ysgrifenydd y bwrdd. On Wedi darllen gweithrediadlu y cyfarfod diweddaf, daeth dd achos treth y Uerlan dan sylw, ao ...

... Angeo, Havre, empty.' C BE Wsr Doex.-Jaunuary 31.. Industry ,Len'L yy, iroh ore Carolina Ahillips, Ye, ]~l,,Cork, oats Anna Hardi 75, Bawn Brestbalas lBreme, 9?n,1ob1nWat ord, balla?t Adelaide 210, Sawlo, Waterford, ballast t Argyle, M f, ,Madigan Waterford ...

... Wyndham Charles Hardy Hughes D'Aeth. Rector of raciwtton. Rev. Augustus Frederic Denham, Hector M Futtey Herefordshire. Rev. Zachary Jame.; Edwards, Vicar of Afieterton, Somerset . Rey. W. Enehall. Vicar of Emmanuel, Camberwell . Rev. Thomas Goss, perpetual ...

... their almost nlimited , TIOCK Of HARDY ORNAMENTAL TREES, Shrbhs, 1 lnts Forest Trees, end General Nutire Stock. Their nurseries Me over some 150 acres, in a very b oak and exposed bensituation; a- .J, from the great hardiness of their plants, they ore b found ...