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... THE STATE OF CARDIGAN. To the Editor the WeltAnean. Sin. —I observed in your paper of laid week a letter of Mr. John Plough, wherein he describes the town of Cardigan as being in the most abject state of poverty and misery but in my humble opinion the ...
... COUNTY OF CARDIGAN. DO hereby give notice. that it has been notified to me by the Poor Law Commissioners that John Thoio.is Grates, of the Inner Temple, Esq., Barrister-at- Liw, has been appointed an Assistant Poor Law Commissioner, pursuant to the provisions ...
... To the Merit of the Pesci for the County of Cardigan. WE the undersigned Magistrates for the randy of Cardigan. residing within the Aberayron Union. In 11 r said County. desire to slate, that in elmOvienre of several of the Porrislors of the said in ...
... Cardigan union workhouse, where they were admitted for a nights' lodgings. APRIL 3.—PAilip Prince, was charged with stealing a cloth waistcoat and trousers from the house of Mn. Elisabeth Unties, Sailor's Arms, Cardigan. It appears that on the 22d March ...
... DOLECOTHY ARMS, COMMERCIAL INN AND POSTING HOUSE. WILLIAM ALLEN lIIETURNS his grateful thanks to the Gentry, Coml.'', mercial Gentlemen, and his Friends generally, for the err, liberal encouragement they hare afforded him during his reeideuce for the ...
... NEEDLEWORK. CRESTS 4 COATS OF ARMS, Designs for Churches, & Tapestried Chambers, FIRE SCREENS, CHAIRS, #e. ARRANGED ON BERLIN PAPER, FOR NERDLIWORIE, By JOHN BRYDO.V, Draughtsman. a, George-at., Portman - eguare. ) London. man Doom' nom TITHE 1111111 ...
... JAN, 31, I'3l CARING FOR THE POOR. To the Editor of Me Welshman. Sts,—While taking nalk to Cardigan last week, *here it is exposed to every grimly( kismet., being highly elevated ground, I saw squatted Lehind s bank two pour old men, breaking atones ...
... CAR3IARTIIENSIIIRE. 711 OF JOHN JONES, ESQ, OF YSTRAD, M. P. FUR TIIIS COUNTY. We lament to announce the demise of Mr. John Jones, one of the members for this comity. The melancholy event took place yesterday morning at his seat bere ; he expired at two ...
... tage, in this county, the lady of W. G. II whoa. Esq., of a soot and heir. On Friday ae'linight, Mrs. 'rhontas, wife of Mr. John John Mama., Schoolmaster, Llandoeery, of a daughter. On Sunday morning last, Mrs. Davies, wife of Mr. Da rid Davies, of Abercrychatt ...
... A. Davies, Watchmaker and Jeweller, Cardigan, of a son. On the 3d inst., of a daughter, the wife of Mr. William Morgan, painter and glazier, Dew-street, Haverfordwesk On Sunday week, Era. John Allen, Tredegar Arms, Newport, Monmouthshire, of a daughter ...
... Esc, , Pendre Mose, Cardigan. On the Nth inst., at the advanced ore of Mrs. Ann Morgans, widow of the late Mr. John Morgans, Culm Merchant, Cardigan. On the 7th inst., David Mathias, son of Mr. Morris Mathias, Butcher. Cardigan. On the llth inst., at ...
... In the same forthwith, to Me. John Parry James, of Parkneat, Neweastle-Emlyn, the administrator, and all debts due to the same Estate, are also requested to be immediately paid to him. Parknest, November lltb, 1846. CARDIGAN. Important gale of Household ...