... Carmarthen, to Margaret, yonugest daughter of the late John Evans, Esq, of the above ?? Y Telywarn, Mr. John Wintle to Miss Ellen Bendall, niece of 1 re. George Packer, Abersychn-At Pontypool, tr. John Y Fisher, te BM.s Ann Joshua, both of Pontypool-At Swanseas ...

... to Miss Sophia, Edwards, Fronynl' St mael's, Car~inarthenshire-At Cardigan, Mr. Thom3s rbillif, of Cardigan and New Quay, to Anne, only daughter oteflit3 Mr. Thomas Francis, of Cardigan-A Carign, o Richardeona, Esq, of Rodridge House. cY. Durar, to Let ...

... requested by the, Premier, Lord a John Russell, toresigo ; end he accerdingly resigned. Soon afterwards there were fears of on invasioa of England by a - the French. Amnonget other measures of precaution and I1 protection, Lord John Russell introduced a Militia ...

... the Refisitrar's-office, Picton-street, Mr. John Jlames Eddols to Helen, oiliest daughter of Mr. Thomas Milsomn, Earls- a mead-cottage, Peannywell-road, July 4, at St. Gabriel's church, Easatn, by the R1ev. John Thompson B.A,, Mr. James Overton, of Konilwortls ...

... BURSTING OF A RESERVOIR At CARDIGAN ANI> LOSS OF LIFK. A shocking catastrophe, which calls to mind the recent bursting of the reservoir at Cwmcarn, took place at Cardigan, on Tuesday morning. A reservoir, distant from Cardigan about one mils and quarter ...

... Efsq.. of fotham. I ; HAY\va ED-HUUXTABLE -January ii, at St. Andrew's Church, a Montpe ier, bay the Rev C. Clark. vicar, John Hayward. of I this citY, to Emily, only daughter of the late Joseph Huxtable, t Is Eq., of Clifton. JAM F.S-CEATIBe.-November8 ...