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... gwawr, from Richard Rees to Edward Jeremiah. The Boot and Shoe, Mill-street, from Frederick Pontin to Gad Da vies. The Royal Oak, Mill- street, from William Jones to Richard Henry Rule. The Pelican, Commercial-street, from Jenkin Jenkins to Richard Guy ...
... of tie usual character. INQUDSV— An inquest was held on Saturday last by the deputy-coroner T. Williams, Esq., at the Royal Oak, Mill-street, on view of the body of William Morgan, 13 years of age. It appeared that deceased was a door boy in the Graig ...
... 10s. l.d., which thJY recom- mended the defendant to pay, with 3s. 6d. the cost of the summons.—William Morgan, of the Royal Oak, Mill-street, was charged on the information of P.S Thorney with selling beer during illegal hours on Sunday, the 25th February ...
... proved, it evident that he had received very great provocation. The ease was consequently dismissed. House LICENSEB.—The Royal Oak, Mill-street, front William Jones to Richard Henry Rule, boiler maker; The Collier's Arms, Aberaman, from William Walter to ...
... by the Rev. John Griffith, vicar, Mr. Thomas Haydn Evans, painter, Aberdare, to Ann Price, daughter of Mr. Wm. Jones, Royal Oak. Mill-street, Aberdare. Jan. 2;), at Aberdare Church, by the Rev. John Griffith, vicar, Mr. Jenkin Llewelyn, to Miss Margaret ...
... adjourned for a month: -The Engineers Arms, Glouoisater.streot, Aberdar?; Motes' Hall, Ynyidwyd; Prince of Wales, Ctionhach; Royal Oak, Mill-street; Star and Garter, Mill-sweet: Corner House. street, Trecynon; Mittens' Arms, High street, Hirwain; and the Red ...
... going the round of the local police courts lately. Be was :first brought up at Merthyr for being drunk and riotous in the Royal Oak, Mill-street, Aberdare. Then be was charged with damaging a garden near the Royal Oak. Instead of making war upon the cavaliers ...
... commenced business in Newport as a tailor sad draper in the year 1811, in a hoase behingiag to his stepfather, lime the Royal Oak, Mill-street. Shortly after this be married a widow named who with her tw• children resided with her ands, Mr William Foster ...
... Accidental Death by Drowning was returned. ABERDARE. FATAL AccrDENr.-An inquest was held on Friday the 5th instant, at the Royal Oak, Mill-street, before Thomas Williams, Esq., Deputy Coroner, on the body of William Jones, aged 13 years. Deceased was a door ...
... that she did not know what time it really was. --She was fined Is. and sa. fhl. costs. ANOTHER BEERHOUSE Mora n, of the Royal Oak, Mill-street , was charged on the information of P.S. Thorney with selling beer during illegal hours on Sunday the 25th February ...
... partially intoxicated, and it ae£ns about half-past ten o’clock accosted a woman named Welsh, very disrespectfully, near the Royal Oak, Mill-street. Welsh, upon that, knocked him down. He was then very drunk, and being unable of himself to regain his feet, a ...
... BAY' PONY with black legs and long tail cut square, under 12 hands high. Whosoever will restore the same to Mr. JONES, Royal Oak, Mill-street, will be handsomely rewarded. January 9, 1849. C A R D I F F A T H E N .E U M rpiIE ANNUAL and GENERAL MEETING ...