... Caeglas, Lampeter, John Evans, Esq., son of the late Evan Evans, Esq., Dolgoy. On the 11th inst., at Tenby, Mr. Richard Gould, aged 87 years. On Thursday, the sth inst., much respected by all who knew him, Mr. David Jones, of the Fishguard Arms, aged 45 years ...

... the Pariah of Idantroirly, art disable F.tßlf, In a civic fence. trce : • inter. by rorooiltr goad learnt., fr W 1. I. Cardigan., and containing together ;SA. On. ,•' eery valuable Alesdow, and Nature xatrr, and rapable ur gfeat itoprortnuent, an et:valiant ...

... Jones, rife of Mr. John Jones, Maltater, Aberystwith, of a daughter. - - MARRIAGES. At Kenarth Church, on Tuesday week, by the Rev. A. Brigstoeke, 8.D., Mr. Morris Davies, of the Red Lion lan, Cardigan, and Guard of the Cardigan Royal Mail, to Mins Prissier ...

... Joint Junes fur au assault upon John Thomas 1 U II 0 0 By balance due to the Inhabitants, as account then settled paid Hey. Griffith Thomas, one quarter's stipend as Chaplain to the Gaol and House of Correetiuu at Cardigan, due Epiphauv Quarter Sessions ...

... may get it. SHAY 'Beccstras.—On Friday last, Jolts Francis and John Jones, two sturdy beggars (the latter of whom having a maimed arm) were brought up before the sitting magistrates, John Evans, Esq. (Mayor), and Capt. W. Powell, under the following ...

... Secretary. Carmarthen Mr. David Edwards Bank. Built* . James Joon, Druggist. [Office. Hangar John Breen, North Wales Chronicle Cardiff John Llosd, Solicitor. Cardigan Thant** Davies, Druggist. Commensal llaserforilioese Josh. Mathias, Cabinetmaker. Holyhead ...

... from Cardigan: Henry Smith, Long, from Drogheda: William and Ann, Care, from Penance: Mary and Anne, Hoorn, from Swansea: John, Owen, from Ferry Side: William, Williams, from Truro: St. Vincent, Rumney, from Cork, Marys, Peake, from Hoyle: John Wesley ...

... Tenby Drawn, Ina, Pembroke ; Rata Arms. Narberth ; the Angel Ina, Cardigan • Gogemidan Arms, Aberystwith ; Black Lion Hotel, L'impeter • Cawdor Arms, Llamado; Castle Ina, Llaadorery; Castle Ina, Brecon; Markworth Arms, amuse's; Hotel, ...

... To M. Ed4,r of Ilile/imam. Moilgrove, near Cardigan, Dec. 30,1814. Sta,—On perusing in the Welshman of last week your Cardigan Correspondent's account of the two dreadful shipwrecks which occu red in Cardigan Bay, during the last week, I beg to bear my ...

... to be surpassed by any in the County. w situate in the Parish of Llangord ore, in the County of Cardigan, within • tulle and a half of the Town of Cardigan, delightfully situated on the banks of the Tiry. The Dwelling-House and Gardun are now occupied ...

... the wife of Mr. John Davies, Haberdasher, of son. MARRIED. On Tuesday last, at the Tabernacle B a pti s t Ch a p e l, by the Rev . J. Hughes of Swansea, Mr. John Williams, Currier, King-street:Carmarthen, to Anne, relict of the late John Morse, Esq. On ...

... E , q., James Nlorrice, Esq., John Parrt, Esq., agent for Capt. Covynne, Rev. John Hughes, Richard Morgan., Esq Messrs. Dasid Evans, GritEths, John Thomas, Richard Lewis, Morgan :4,TR-in, William Williams, e., &c. John W. It•-vs, valuer; Richard Morgan ...