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... Lot 2 A very nesf il, Break, constructed to carry S persons. Lt 3. A good Pony Trrp. Lot 4. A Close Carri iage. Lot 5. A Cardigan Cob, 15 hands high, o years old. Lot U. A Bay Mtare Pslly, 1:1, hands high, :1 yeais old, Lot 7. A Cicaun-coloured Pony, ...
... St]l Lot 2. A very useful Break, constructed to carry 8 persons. Lot 3.A good Pony Trap. Lot 4. A Close Carriage. Lot ii. A Cardigan Coi 15 hands. high, 5 years old. Lot 6. A Bay Mlare Pony, 13.l bands high, years old._ Lilt 7. A Creamn-colonrtro Pony, 13 ...
... CARDIFF ARMS S.J 1 RJ ROYAL HOTEL, the TAFF VALE RAILWAY STATION, . CARDIFF DOCKS, and PENARTH TIDAL HARBOUR AND DOCKS.-On and after MONDAY, MAY 3rd, 1869, OMNIBUSES will run between the above Places as follows:- To PENAUTsr.-FrOM Cardiff Arms HotJel.-8 ...
... hi 4ot in the Police-couirt, before . `.Clarke7 Richardson and P1 rel - Silvanus Padley, Esqs., Mr. John Holmes, .landlord of the Se b.6i Wyndham Arms Hotel, College-street,~ appeared1' in answer t fto asummons charging him with having willfullyobstr~ucted ...
... no 3iERCHIAN-T'S CLERK. Uns- exceptionablo toetisnony as to cha,-rater and ?? ?? SD ., care of dir. Williams, Stationer, Cardigan. 268b EDUCATION.A RARE OFFER.- A yasings Lady, from 10 to 14, snay finish her ediwittion with a clergym.uan's only daughter ...
... tbheplinth are two co L shields, one bearing the arms of Colonel Hogg and the th other his crest, motto, and mosogram. One shield on the o N base contains the inscription, and another on the reverse th the arms of the city of Bath. The inscription is as follows: ...
... Thomas Colby, B. Evans, Evan. Davies, D. James, John Villiams, and L. James. There were a great many candidates for the office, and apparently they -ere all very suitable to tndertake the duties. Mr.' John Edwards, of St. Dogmells, had the honour of being- ...
... gir osed of a number of dases, most of which were of a paltry int Cescription.- :kbeer-house offence was charged against Be, John Jones, of the Talbot. Pa.. Goswell, said he was on an duty in Iron-streeb lest Sunday morning, at half-past eleven, when ie ...
... 10d., from the shop door of Mr. E. Morgan, draper; and John I is Black was charged with feloniously receiving the same. her The prisoners were committed for trial at the ensuing assizes at Cardigan. ate Lbd ABERAVON. but CHrncus CiHoIR Picric-On Tuesday ...
... . T H E W WE S T E R N M A I L CLATE-S DAILY THROUGHOUT RADNORSHIRE. T HE W E.S TERN M A IL . 0OULATES LDAILY THROUGHOUT CARDIGAN SHIRE. T E E E-B 'T E , M A IL CIMIDtAIITS DelLY -THEROUGHOUT MGXTGOlMRYSHIRE. E WE ST E RN M A IL - CIRCUiT-ES DAIID THRR0M3OUT ...
... scomnted at Viae late' election) ishbeartily hailed esth pe hereabout; as is also the letter of Captain PBeip, agent and I arm el a- cousin of Colonel Powell,. one of the most Itindly-hearted can-be eu and justly ?? gentismen hir the-countyr.. A plan ...
... having assaulted Haerriet cant Ann Scullon, by stabbing her in the arm with a chisel, anti bed: he was also charged with having set fire to premises oceti- cxci ?? pied by her husbanil, John Sceilleon. Mr. Setillen keeps a it il t heerhouise in Earl-street ...