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Oil r BIHTK. On Wednesday, the 30th ult, at Llangadock, the lady of E. P. Lloyd, Esq. of Glansevin, in the county of Carmar- tilel), of a soii. MARRIED. BY the Rev. Erederick Anson, at Colwich church, ort vv ednesday week, by special licence, the Baron de Hutzmi, to the beautiful and accomplished Miss Phillips, daughter of the late Nathaniel Phillips, Esq. of Slebech Hall, Pem- brokeshire, and sister tothe Viscountess Anson.—The bride was attired iu a superb dress and veil of Brussels lace. The Hon. flliss King and her sister assisted as bridesmaids on the occasion. After the ceremony-the company returned to Sliugborough, and partook of u sumptuous breakfast after which the bridegroom and bride set off for Leamington. There were ten equipages in attendance, with a profiisio < of domestics m state liveries, decorated with large white favours, i he magnificence displayed attracted an uncom- muneuncourseot-(.)cop)etotijec!)urch. At St. Michael's churcif," Bath, by the Rev. W. J); Long lands-, Joim Mackenzie, Esq. second sun of the Rev. Donald Mackenzie, of Maryfield, N. B., to IVIargarrt Campbell, third (laughter -of John Pendriil, Esq. and grand-danghterfifWm. Campbell, Esq. of New Milns, m the island ot Jamaica. Mr. Wm. Rees; to. Mi^s .Evans, both of Haverfordwest. BIEB. On Wednesday rast, atter a fong illness, n* his seat, Banian Mali, Griffith L ewelyn, Esq. one of his Majesty's Deputy Lieutenants for Glamorganshire, and Coron»r fdr the Western Division of the same county. His death will be long lamented by his relatives and a numerous and highly .-respectable circle of acquaintance. On the 2cl of October, in the island of Madeira, i.) the 29th year of his age, the Rev. Robert Wi))i.tm.s, A. M. rellow of Jesus College, in Oxford, and eldest son of tlie Rev. Dr. Williams, of Cotvbndgtii On the 18tii lift, in hig 80th year; Edward Thomas, Esq. of J regrose, in this county. He possessed extciwive KiioivJerlge, tvita a peculiar vigour a'ld energy of mind, to the latest hour, united to a disposition the most liberal, generous, and humane. By his lamented deatti the poor of 11ISIIeighbourhoodnre deprived or many comforts. On the ist imt. at VVoodbridge, Suffolk, Mrs. Mary Page. deeply and deservedly regretted by her relations allet friends. On the 24th ult. at Haverfordwest, Jane, third daughter of the late John Harries, Ese|. of Priskelly, Pembrokeshire. On the 26th ult. at Abergavenny, James George, Esq. of Grossmont. Monmouthshire, arid formerly .< resident of Hereford a gentleman whose urbanity, benevolence, and integrity of character, render his death a source of deep regret to his afflicted family and numerous friends. On Thursdav week, at his house in Grosvenor-place, after a long itnd painful illness,. Rear-Admiral Paget, C. B. This lamented officer had saile.^ round the wSHtrWfi the late Capt. Vancouver, had commanded various men-of-war, and was many years conim sooner at Madrns, the climate of which place greatly contributed to the destruction of his Iiealtli. Saturdav evening last, at his lodgings in Bath, in the 73d year of his age. Henry Barry, Esq. a gentleman well known and equally vatued aioong the lllglter, scientific, and literary circles of that city, which for many years past he had made the place of bjs-general resideiiee,,

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To the EDITOR of the CAMBRIAN.

,.,. SWANSEA INFIRMARY.

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