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... from the emigrationi of Irish paupers. After a rather long discussion, in which tlhe prill- it cipal speakers wvere .1r. H1. Grattan, Colonel id Trench, MI'r. Maurice Fitzgerald, Mr. Slaney, and 'Il Mr. Secretary Peel, the resolutions was withdrawn. at Sin ...
... year of his age, Mr. Pierce Williams, late waiter at the Penrhyn Arms Hotel. Last week, at Barmouth, very suddenly, aged 26, Robert Lloyd Jones, Esq. late of Ynys-faig. Lately, Mr. John Parry, liquor-merchant, Haver- fordwest. On Wednesday the 25th ult ...
... son. b On the 20th inst. at the Rectory, Dunsby, Lin- n rc cohlshire, the Lady of the Rtev. John 'Bonban,.of lie a daughter. of AtXAGBS. On Sunday lnst, at St. John's Church, Chester s _ by the Rev. W. Richardson, SMr. Ednin Holford, S to Mrs. Mary Shinton ...
... people. who Gh tliinlc these aie bounids to Rioniaii Catholic expec. ditations. an(m wit CARDIGAN GRD~kT SESSIONS. Jor - ?? ThPle Qonmulssiouiwi~ pe1~ at Cardigan onl Da Moniiay, the 18th iiltid by Serjoioit Beywood,- frd. 0John hlalguy, Li~q: tliC Ptisnec ...
... Fenrietta, di re youngest daughter of the late Rev. Dr. Mlylddlton, cli toof Gwaynynog, Deribighishire. - in ?It At Catd!iganj Mr. John Alaigrath, officer of cx- to etcisc, to- Mlite Hannahl Maddockis, both ofthattoilv. le On the 7th ntlt at Erbistochs, yIr. ...
... Cardigansbtire, of a t dalitghteir. t Last weeh, at Cardigan, the lady of Captain r Cuff, of a son. LIst Saturday week, at Penimynydd, Anglesey Richard, eldest soul of' Mr. John Jones, of the s Panton Arms, to lMary, widow of the late Mr 1I. r Jones, of Brylgo ...
... Wick. c low, Esq. to Augusta Sosla, 'Cdo11tt daughter of t1 John Lloyld Williams, of Ahierbrook Hall, countyn q of Cardigan, Esi1 b * On the 9th imst. at Kirtihy Ki6lovI1, Yot]s~lire, n .John Wood, Esq. M.,P. eldest son of Ottiwell A Wood, Esq. of Edgo ...
... ill ?? lihminiol .1(111 ulwid; Also) thle ?? juSlliLS estalblisimlICItS a; (I moIllasteries, (istil'gkliSbl ilg thlOICI M51)0 arM IOIMti V from foruign urs, tlhl mimlalber ?? ?? ?? sm1ilnaries ni:i o(tlhr ?? of persnss of that religious pwisusioml. 'Ilie ...
... Onl tile Jhth tilt. Air. Gowyes, of' Bristol, to Mar..1)0 garet, third daeglster of $William Phillips, E Sot of tie Cross, Cardigan. hr Onl the 38th tilt., t Llanwrin, Drn 'iThos.TJonest, C .lun. ?? Pool, to Margaret, third daug-h Ver: her of Ifugh Pugh ...
... at Pontypool, Mr. William Herbert, to Jane, youngest daughter of Mrs. Woodliffe, of the Crown Inn.— Tuesday, at Woolhope, John Newman, Esq. of Field-house, -Sutton, to Sarah, second daughter of Mr. Howell, Hill-house, both in the county of Hereford.—Saturday ...
... whilst leaning against a calves'-cot, suddenly fell down and expired; at the County Prison, on the body of a prisoner named John Norton, aged 21 and at the same place, on the body of another prisoner named Joseph Ball, aged 62 years. Verdict, in each case ...
... Watkins, of a1 son. At Fran, near Carmarvon, the Lady of Thlomas Churlchill, Esq. of a son. MARRIlAGES5. On Tlmursday last, at Cardigan, by the Rev. Griditih '1lsonaas, Vicar, llir: Davki Evanas, draper ,or that place, to Miss MIaly Mjitchlell, of Carinar then ...