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... Mr- reefete, a t .1., John Adams, El Jetin Leek. Est., of this Fee the site of the eibibited a handsetsr pair .4 large Chime , and ;I Flutter, Fee. 1 1 , ills not that for the lut 30 years there has been . el,. Saddler, Cardigan cad Esq enhill. ,l och ...
... feel disposal of liaiing a treat, not to lobe the opportunity. LEANED Jenkins; Mary Jane, Knight; /1,3, Teuglic Parlstow.— John Borne ; Newry.—Ammoria, 30106; Jane Ann and lilieatieth, Millard; Henry, Andrew; Jane, Thomas; St. Ives.—Elizabeth. Cobb.; ...
... Thiele. t h e „Id, a t fi e .. b Coo wet was on M90,131' Mr II Owen l'ounowl for defendatt, John Thirle..:! IF TIIF MABSIIAL DE last. the 9tb teunant before J Johns. Esq -George True lit 3.1 r Thom. 1100.1. ST. ABY AU I). e Joke cirri. Mr laarelirs,the ...
... Mr Keels, Mr. Evans stated be had no to Mr Metro's sitting in &olio& atima on the ease. Mr. John ha also observed that he should ant have objectal to Mr John and Mr. Jame. Mingo? Jim biting on the bawls on the pount ocemaon, the cabana was prneeedi with ...
... et. Prenbetke•duk. C•iNVEY %SCE OF PRISON 1.113. SIIIRE-lIALL en• rite of Mr NI•role. Chief Er.ymear at Pembroke rash peal John Hay. Toter Moult Wet Iheis 0 M el. ' of a &tighter ksping in carry, sail ea-reran I. thew foe cloth cermet 17th inat ,at P ...
... AND GENERAL WEEKLY REPORTER FOR THE COUNTIES OF PEMBROKE, CARDIGAN, CARMARTHIN, AND TIIE REST OF SOUTH WALES. THE KII.LED AND WOUNDED THE ALMA. At loot we have the ha of killed and wounded at the Alma. It is a terrible ratalogue. It is a roll written ...
... their fast, ate Th. +he men is r.pn n'.,l '..rely and prais-worthy Witt, roiriel to the notary .4 the it i. n•preeo-otrd Arming improvement Th.- number .Jerk by ors- half, although I the r tins on•ra ha. mach inereased. and the 4Tath• h,. ho., ern more ...
... Mr Griffiths b.. ; a * mall .p a re in pair M.,•••./, arm Sm. .11 J 1.E.% 1.•5.• coo •.,. •Ii• thy. hi. do t . th.• wit an•ae.f th.- . nun•tt.a. flay tali:. ace a - hon., I • h••hrea Mr John Willi that in tine the town hr! • by the 41110 4•34•44 ...
... Bre. non; k Rh hard 1n,. M.P., M.P.: Lao.. M.l'.; the Very Rey. the l e an of Saint Anaph ; John Ilryton, Eq., Chairman of the Drabighabini Quarter John William, Kai.; Thom. Lay.; Henry Thomas- Lai.. Chairman of thr %nearer; Hoek /tarn. Lai., Itran ...
... AND GENERAL WEEKLY PEMBROKE, CARDIGAN, CARMARTHEN, THIS IS NOT THE ('.X SE OF FACTION, OR OF PARTY, BUT THE COMMON INTERESTS OF EVERY MAN.' HAVERFORDWES r, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1851 L%TEiT LXTELLIGENCE OF WAR. L. 01. tin Lot r. War Metuatinent, bet ...
... great excitement. The militarv . in the almoat universal diffusion of Oat precious metal through- the bar. , to were under arms 11.10 waiting inout the colony, have remarkably verified by reeved tellicence and unless. if nave-awry. top r.A to discoveries ...