... Durufurd, Miss Sullivan, A. Edmundes, ite v. T. and Mrs. Tayulon, lte. F. Forman, Mrs., and Lieut. EJlv. Thomas, (Caercad).) F., 88th Regiment Thomas, Rev. L. Fothergill, Rowland Tr.iherne, Mrs., Frankleu, Mr. and Mr* Mr. F., Miss — || jun., and Miss F ...

... three actions at law were carried on. PAPAL AGGRESSION.—The High Sheriff of Glatnorgati- shiie has received a letter from Sir George Giey, inform- ing liiin that he had laid before her Majesty the address of the inhabitants of the county of Glamorgan, on ...

... glewion yn gyfryw nas gellir e; dy wvod. Cydlymdeiminrn yn Fawr a'i w eddw t- a'i fab gailuog sydd yn bartner yn ffirm Lloyd-George, Roberts n'u Cwmnl, Llun ai n. Ymweliad Cor aymreig a Vhastell Windsor Fores Gweneer ymadawodd Cor 2leibion Eryri am Winldsor ...

... and Mrs. Thomas—(prolonged cheering). The Rev. George Thomas then rose, and appeared deeply overcome with emotion. He said it was in all times and in all places, difficult for him to return suitable thanks for any com- pliment. paid to Mrs. Thomas and himself ...

... Rowland Fothergii), of Ilensol Castle, Esq., Sir George I yU>r, Knighe. of Cottrel. GLOI'CBSTEKSHIRF..—William Capei, of the Grove, Painswick, Esq.; William Phillip Price, otTibberton Court, Esq.; Thomas Anthony Stoughton, of Owlpen, Esq SOMKNSETSIIUFE ...

... Dobbin, when suddenly Cottrell and Husselbee went tb the back room, where they remamed some few moments. On their return they sat down together, and- Miss Husselbee became very ill and went into convulsions. Mr JDobbin asked Cottrell what was the matter ...

... MONMOUTH. BOROUGH POLICE.—Thursday—before Messrs George Griffin Griffin an 1 Thomas James—Edwin Cottrell, farm labourer, of the Castle Farm, Rag- lan, was adjudged the putative father of the mala illegitimate child of Caroline Morris, domestic servant ...

... MONMOUTH. BOROUGH POLICE.—Thursday—before Messrs George Griffin Griffin and Thomas James—Edwin Cottrell, farm labourer, of the Castle Farm, Rag- lan, was adjudged the putative father of the male illegitimate child f Caroline Morris, domestic servant. ...

... last in the Court of Exchequer. GLAMORGANSHIRE.—Sir George Tyler, of Cottrell, Knight; Gervas rurbervill, of Ewenny Abbey, near Bridgend, Esq.; Grimtu DeweHin. of Baglan Hall, Esq. MONMOUTHSHIRE.-Thomas Wakeman, of the Giaig, Esq. the Hon. WilliamYowell ...

... Dobbin, when suddenly Cottrell and Husselbee went to the back room, where they remained soma few moments. On their return they sat down together, and Miss Husselbee became very ill and went into convulsions. Mr Dobbin asked Cottrell what was the matter ...

... THE BALL AND SUPPER AT COTTRELL. We have to record a second ball and supper in our number of this week, which was given by Lady Tyler, at Cottrell, on Tuesday last; and which all agree in de, scribing as one of the most agreeable parties ever enjoyed ...

... merchant John William Clarke, Bury St. Eimond's, ironmonger Thomas Dick-on, jun., Bishopsgate-street within, and Man- chester, merchant George Josiah Palmer, sen., Savoy-street, Strand, printer George i'arlington, Devonshire-street, Portland-place, lodg- ing-house ...