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... dog.ll:iad to be hastened down in LAMENTABLE SNICIDE AT HEREPONE.-ON Sunday, few minute/ anew twelve o'clock, while the Rev. John Venn, vicar of St Peter's, wee delivering an eloquent and impressive merman, the greatest consternation was experienced by ...
... of Colonel Corbett ; Mrs and Miss Corbett Mrs and the Misses Hamilton ; Mrs John Sarin, Barmouth ; Mr and Mrs and Miss Jones, Oaklands, ftnthin ; Mr Thos. 3. Davies, and Mr John Device, jun., Llainwen, Rnthin ; the Misses Wilcox, Aberdovey ; Dr and Mrs ...
... Bellevue Royal Hotel, on last Saturday. Committed to Cardigan Gaol, and there imprisoned for three calendar months, with hard labour. Entering and being in a Dorelling-house for Unlawful Purpose.—John Williams of this town, a youth about seventeen years ...
... Rattle, in the orrapatitm of John %Yahoo., and ati 'Min.; or near t o th e Welsh Slate Company's wLarf, on the harbour of Port- Y. tollway or trarnwsy 'Have wholly parish d I.lsufihnoge' - ur•G'yt, in tlo *mat; d Cardigan. tosomeofina a jobktioit with ...
... the farm of Nantlle, in the mid parish of Llandwrog, the property of Hugh Robert Hughes, Esquire, and an the occupation of Mr John Lloyd Jones. The intended Act will confer upon the Company all or some of the following powers, viz.â To cross, stop up, ...
... on going to the bed he found his mother and the younger broth r lying insensible, and each bleeding from a deep cut in the arm. He procured medical aid, and both soon recovered consciousness. The mother then explained that, being unable to bear the disgrace ...
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... CARMARrIIEN AND CARDIGAN RAILWAY. Ti,. Oran. of the Carmarthen end cerdigen Company have arrived at nigh a pitch that we can no longer retrain lion, enticing 11,.,.. It hy that C. Peer are hopeles.ly ii ii ted. Th• inch 1.414, yenta moon. than Xi-4 ...
... Robert Simeocks Perrott, of Bronhyddon, Esq.; Denbighshire, John Lloyd Wynne, of Coed Coch, Abergele, Esq. ; Flintshire, Bryan O. Davies Cooke, of Colomendy, Esq.; Cardiganshire, Lieut.-Col. John Lewes, of Llanicor ; Breconshire, H. Owynne Vaughan, of T ...
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... to. the assault; in &built, one month imprisonment at Cardigan geol, with hard labour. The money not being paid the prisoner was removed to prison. stain Furiourty.—John Thomas, a cooper at Mr John Hughes, was charged with g.Uoping a horse furiously throngh ...