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... the 17th one ; but aO, from pr ;,,a t , .mi. , wore hen at Cwtitavon, in the growth the show they it, wilt. tie' if 111 r John Rot - 4,one of the senior Mild ly in hand and narrow its influence for good. the roll - cr. Ps o or of the We have often wondered ...
... feel disposal of liaiing a treat, not to lobe the opportunity. LEANED Jenkins; Mary Jane, Knight; /1,3, Teuglic Parlstow.— John Borne ; Newry.—Ammoria, 30106; Jane Ann and lilieatieth, Millard; Henry, Andrew; Jane, Thomas; St. Ives.—Elizabeth. Cobb.; ...
... of her Dockyard, Pembroke, to Elisabeth, eldem daugh• ter of Mr. John Morgan, writer, of this town On the 14th inat., at the Tabernacle Ind e p endent Chapel. Tenby, by the Rev. E. Mr. John Phillips, chapdire, of Llonelly, to Mies (Jeerer. of Tenhy. tin ...
... arrived by two o'clrark, when the admired, aerl Mr Johueen'e bazaar war 'primal by Esq., highiy al.' more • Mayor, 11. lir John Harries. Th.••• a-a.. a bow, : Lady Ketisingnar, my lord, Lioliva and ..ta, sad n Y. ry enjoyable evening w:. open:. —I lie ...
... great excitement. The militarv . in the almoat universal diffusion of Oat precious metal through- the bar. , to were under arms 11.10 waiting inout the colony, have remarkably verified by reeved tellicence and unless. if nave-awry. top r.A to discoveries ...
... Sennoet was he the Sheriff - A(1.1.1.'1u. the . John the fonvia); Magi.ar t.. thou' Wm Ywl., Th Foy., T. R. I'. Foy., I I U. 1% J vireo, T. it alter 1.1.. id, 14.1,1'1 ee. It. rlwrt at o rhan. T. It. John lin, Fwq., Ibsen Lloid. Esq.. T.ll. Mogan. Fug ...
... road dean-tailing lig Tomosela front Tansy is aria and Ile Carpathian .401111- for Moldavia, all the agree patine that the arm, continues to that rosin , - in tire- fr. 411 troop* hare rareutly it front and Ilesanabia ; that run steno have been coll. ...
... Danube, under the command of lard Cardigan. The Light. Ifirision of the British army Writ. under orders to march for Shumla sal the morning of the 30th ult. Complaints against the commissariat arrangements for the British arm) at Varna were nNltiug in daily ...
... AIItIErTWITEI PERT SEAeitiiNS.—These sessions were held at the Trawnsliall, an Tuesday, the 6th inst., before John Miller, Req.. mayor, John Hughes, and D. Edwards, drew Brans was brought up, charged by P. C. Poaell, for on the evening previous struck ...
... weather. I CARDIGAN Cones. Wedinday, the 18th lost, the niernber+ of this corps assembled at the practice ground at Guhert, to contend for handsome drawing I noon el ek, given by John Davie+, E'q., M.A.. and a ! setond pita, given by John Thomas, E.. ...