... CHESTER CASTLE PETTY SESSIONS. Satubday. — Before Messrs. John Thompson, John Grace, B. C. Roberts, and R. T. Richard- son. The Muzzling Order. — John James, for ?? a dog to be at large at Whitby without having a muzzle or a collar on, was fined ss. in- ...

... bottle of whiskey ; Mr. Powell, cardigan Ja c k e t ; M r. and Mrs. Miller (in memory of their son, Bergt. Miller, who was a member of the company, and much respected by hi s comrades), 28.6 d.; Mr. Hamen (Bandon Arms), couple of fowls ; Mr. Hughes, quart ...

... Stephen Garrat, Bagillt 05 Mr. John Grattan, ditto 05 0 Mr. Edward Hodkinson, ditto 05 Mr. John Hughes, Boot, ditto 05 Mr. John Jones, Walwen 05 0 Mr. Thomas 05 Mr. Teyle ‘aylor, ditto - - 05 Mr. Edward Edi wards, it. 05s Mr. John Swanwick, ...

... 'Stephen Ió 0 WO ' sz. I . fince, the at Bath, ,Pry fe Campe of thre Cords of the Trealltry. srliansentlos Cardigan town, in - - - - 1 of John Campbell, re;• - Pensiordkefhise. He of the coheireffes of Sir Ft, Of Oarboles, Nor- One Aloe Ides And three ...

... for one year and nine months.—Cross examined: Mi»s Snell took Cbarmley’s arm, bat she (witness) did not take Warrington's arm.—Re-examined : Did not hear him ask her to take his arm. Stephen Chester#, batcher, living in Fiddler’s-lane, Saughall, recollected ...

... Reform in Parliament—and in that declaration, and an-abhorrence of indifcriminate riiafTacre,'he was joined by his brother John. The' latter is alfo faid to have uttered words, hope this example will have the defired effedt, but I much tear will not: ...

... Gervis, Esq., second son Anglesey, John Owen Tapps Gervis, a of the late Sir G. W. Tapps Sth inst. of a rapid consumption, at -street, Li- verpooi, aged 14, Mary Jane, third dangiter of Mr. Rowlands the Uxbridge Arms Hotel, Carnarvon. 3rd inst. Philip ...

... marks of respect. This notable event was celebrated at Barmouth also by a dinner, at the Cors-y-Gedol Arms Hotel, to which a large party sat down. John Jones, Esq., solicitor of Doigelley, presided ; and at the request of Chester, officiated as the party ...

... and arms were 20 had been a nurse 15 in all her expe- never seen the one in question was when admitted into the Dr. Munro, who has charge the child and finding avery had never, i a long arms, thighs, buttocks, and of her were one mass The left arm in a ...

... Afhton, Monday fe’onight was married, Mr. John Hum- phreys, of Carnarvon, butcher, to Mifs Jones, of fame place. Lately was married, in Dublin, Major Martin, of Chefter-caftle, to Mifs Williams, daughter of the late John Williams, efq. Laft week was married ...

... fkrpr: Wares theemrrceey tor lauded panels sad Grattan cargoes; the is hew, for tall terms orotivea. Coe. A tAr tradedoisor, and OM pram paid for en qualities. Tee Omar* , at nitro ; °memos moot in 101.' 4 . Arm in roles, sadbuidneee et amount ; about !dd; ...

... stands a eminence, commanding one of the most arming and extensive piospects, in point of variety, .my in Wales. That much-admired ancient structure, the Castle of fr ' eth, presents itself in with Cardigan Bay; an' ail vessel* trading to the ports of ...