... a grand jury. At length the undermentioned gentle- men took the oaths as grand jurors JOHN PARRY WILKINS, ESQ. Foreman. Henry Allen, Esq. jun. Morgan Morgan Esq, John Ansdell, Esq. Thomas Parker, Esq, C. F. C. Crespigny, Esq. Lancelot Powell, Esq. H. Touchet ...

... Merthyr Tydfil, the wife of Mr. John Jones, grocer and spirit-merchant, of a daughter. On the 10th Aug., the wife of Mr. Matthews, draper, High-street, Brecon, of a daughter. On the 28th July, Mrs. Thos. Davies, solicitor, Cardigan, of a daughter, still born ...

... county of Cardigan, to Lucy Ann, youngest daughter of Evan Hopkin, Esq., of Tymawr, Newbridge, Glamorganshire. May 16, at Merthyr Church, by the Rev. J. C. Campbell. Mr. George Prichard, late of the Vale of Neath, to Miss Mary Evans, of the Rheola Arms, Caedraw ...

... county of Cardigan, of a sou and heir. MARRIAGES. Feb. 4, at Bathwick, George Alfred, eldest son of t|ie Rev. Alfred and the Lady Emily Lawrence, to Mary Anne, daughter of the late Patrick Kirwan, Esq., of Cregg, county Galway. Feb. 1, at St. John's, Cardiff ...

... July 18, at Ebbw Vale, the wife of the Rev. L. Charles Lewis, of a daughter-still-born. July 20, the wife of Mr. John Dart, Painter's Arms, David-street, Cardiff, of a son. July 23, Mrs. Ewins, Bute-street, Cardiff, of a son. July 14, at St. Hilary, near ...

... 9, at Aberystwith, agedCt. M^ijor Wiliiams, formerly of the E I.C.S brother of the Archdeacon of Cardigan. Jan. 25, at Bellevue-street, Swansea, Mr. John Lewis, late of Penygorse, Ystradgunlais, aged 67, after a lingcni g illness, borne with Christian ...

... College, Osl'ord, Emmeline, youngest daughter of the late Olircr Lloyd, Esq., ot Cardigan. DEATHS. Nov. 28, at Kingstown, near Dublin, Letitia Dorothea North, relict of the iate John Henry Noi th (J ud^c of the Admiralty fur Ireland), aud sister to the Couutess ...

... years. Aug. 21, aged 37, Mr. William Jones, Innkepper: of the Cooper's Arms, Ystrad Mynach, Lanlabou. deceased was universally beloved by all who knew him. Aug. 23, aged 13, John, youngest son of Mr. Lee. is Jones, smith, Ystraù, He was exceedingly well ...

... youngest daughter of James Jiird, Esq., late of Orchard-street, Portman-square, Loudon. JOHN — BURDEN.—Feb. 28, at Saint Marys Church, the Rev. W. Leigh Morgan, Mr. Edward John, to Mist. Elizabeth Burden. THOMSON -SPENCF.R.~Feb. 6, at Whitch •arch Parish Church ...

... 'past greatness of our 'iron metropolis. LOCAL INTELLIGENCE, DASTARDLY CONDUCT.—One night last week Mrs. Jane Jones, Colliers' Arms, Pantywain, widow, had a pony turned upon the Common to graze. It strayed across a narrow ditch upon the property of a neighbouring ...

... 21, at the Beaufort Arms Hotel, Moumouth, the wife of Mr. Edwin G. Evans, of a son. LYNE.—Oct. 4, at Newport, the wife of Charles Lyne, Esq., R.N., of a daughter. DUNN.-Oct. 11, at Penally House, near Tenby, the wife of Nicholas John Dunn, Esq., High Sheriff ...

... respect- 1 fully and very sincerely tender a word of advice to Mr. Bruce, it would simply be not to attempt again to wrestle with John Bright, because such a spectacle in the estimation of his (Mr. Bruce's) reading friends is a most distressing one—better far ...