... an inquest was held at the Town Hall, before R. L. Reece, Esq., coroner, on the body of a boy named John Jones, belonging to the Eaglet, of Cardigan. It appeared the captain and mate had gone up town to purchase a mast, leaving deceased on board by himself ...

... MARRIAGES,& DEATHS. BIRTHS. On the 15th instant, at Newport, the wife of Mr. Phillip John, draper and silk-mercer, of a daughter. On the 7th, at Malpas, the wife of Mr. John Clarke, corn-factor, of a daughter. On the 13th, the wife of Mr. Joseph Williams ...

... diff 1 racer, Barrett, Gloucester; John George, Gul brid^vater Li;z;iheth Wngiu, biistol, sundries.—Betsj 1 nes, Aberthaw, limestones. j -p.. SAILINGS. i hetis, Atkins, Newcastle; John Hicks. Smith, Lof .Matchless, Arming, London- Enu.let, Crowhurst, lot ...

... and wounding John Flowers, land- lord of the King of Prussia beer-house, with a boathook and a brickbat, on Monday night last BEER-HOUSE INFORMATIONS. Charles Church, Crown, Pillgwenlly; George Edwards, King's Arms, Marshes-road; John Burn, Hibernia ...

... my honour. The Sergeant.at-Arms then said Teoman Usher, call in James Thomas, Earl of Cardigan. The noble earl was then placed outside the Bar, when The Lord High Steward addressing him, said—James Thomas Earl of Cardigan, you have been indicted for ...

... England with flour and grain Rover, Berry, w;finimity. Ro]lin«' Hughes; Tredegar, Harvvood Cae*ieon ''if'• C«& Moderator, Johns George, Johns MarJ Jvarw ...

... PRINCIPALITY INTELLIGENCE. FIITAL ACCIDENT.—John Morgan, servant to Mr. Moore, of the Cardiff Arms, Ilirwain, lost his life on Monday, under the following distressing circumstances. He had been sent by his master with some drapery goods on a pony, with ...

... A RELIa OF THE IRISIl PARLIAMENT. —. Accountsr have reached town of the death of Mr. John M'Clintock, of Drumcar, in the county of Louth, and formerly Sergeant at Arms in the Irish House of Commons, for the loss of which office he had been in receipt of ...

... practice of exhibiting the end of his left arm, which had been cut off, for the purpose of frightening persons 10 whom he appealed, into giving him assistance. He had frightened Mrs. Iggulden, 31 the Carpenters' Arms Inn, and other persons, in this manner ...

... DEBATE—THE WAR Mr. Cobden said the speech of Lord Job»#5t ft >'s ne day night, sounded to him like the war ,,0o?>ri crash of arms. He was still at a loss to nia^j/ W tion. In the course of a long speech on the 8 y meiu^er sai(i if was heart-sickening to ...

... the Rev. John Brig- stocke, M.A., to the valuable Rectory of Barton, in the county of Pembroke, vacant by the death of the Rev. D. B. Allen. CARMARTHEN BANK, OF WATERS, JONES, AND Co.- (From a Correspondent).—The members of this firm are John Waters, Arthur ...

... his district for the last month. He also states that the peasantry have come forward, and offered to surrender all their fire-arms and to take the oath of allegiance. EAUL OF MAU.—A curious circumstance relating to this nobleman has just reached our ears ...