... lacerated, and fears are entertained that his arm must be amputated to save his life.— elthmun. Marriages in High Life.—lt reported that Col. Powell, of Nanteos, Ix>rd-Lieutenant of and M.P. for the county of Cardigan, will be married in few days to the wealth*; ...

... piliroce, tears. James, second son of Mr Jos-ph P«*ir ...

... hit residence, Eaton square, Pimlico London, Oliver Lloyd, Esq., solicitor, Cardigan, brother of Thomas Lleyd, Esq, qf Coedmore. Dec aged 71 years, after few hours illness, Mr John Roberts, of Church street, Hereford, grocer, an old and respectca inhabitant ...

... duties of Secretary of State as they were laid down by Lord John Russell, but believed he had iu way departed from their spirit. The practice of the Foreign- ' office, sought to defined by Lord John Russell, was new one, for despatches and notes had never ...

... Swansea. Jose 9, Uangunider church, by the Rev. Was. Dariee, M.A., Mr. John Price to Mrs. Eleanor Thomas, housekeeper to J. P. Snead, Esq., of Pwll-court, Breconshire. June 7, nt John-street chapel, Bedford-row, by .the Hon. and Rev. Baptist W. Noel, M ...

... was near Benjamin Jones’s booth ; was him; saw Henry Griffiths, the younger; lie asked John Griffiths for money go to the booth, to take Thomas, of Breroenda, onl; John Griffiths gave him some money, and said, ** Slick to your work ITI be the watch. [Griffiths ...

... come to them—they hud no arms to give them—they w**re obliged to home. They wanted arms—they wailed powder—they wanted ordnance—they wanted blankets. Of those assembled the neighbourhood of Toronto, there were but '.’OO armed. Would (hey successful could ...

... lordship could, however, remain ihere over Monday next, which is the day fixed tor opening the Commission Cardigan, but was bound by law to be Cardigan Tuesday, and hoped, by Monday evening, io be able finish the criminal business, but in order do io. lie ...

... .t t-Isnllwch Chornh. by the Bev. D, Rowlands, Mr. John Sbankland. draper, Kidwelly, to Miss Julia West, milliner, of Carmarthen. . . Lalelj ut Moriah Chapel, in the parish of Uonwimn, the Rev John Davies, minister, Mr. Thomas Phillips. Caeroo vou.ge ...

... formerly let at .*» a-yrar. Particulars of Sale to had at the City Arms, Hereford ; the Beaufort Arms, Monmouth; the Angel Inn, Abergavenny; the Ivy Bush, Cannaitbeo; .Muckworm Arms, Swansea; the Bear Inn, Crickhowell; die Castle Inn, Merthyr; the Swan ...

... the splendid banners and regalia of the Lodge, headed a band music : at a quarter past 11 they took their route towards St. John’s Church, where the service was read the Rev. R. Price, Curate, in a most impressive manner, after which a most eloquent sermon ...

... landlord’s brother, Thomas Price, ordered prisoner out, the deceased, John Lewis, remained on the settle, prisoner returned the house in a couple of minutes; John Morgan said his return, now John Lewis if you want anything with come out now, deceased said I will ...