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... before thel general meeting. Subscription Books are opened at tse followitg places :-t he Ban kss; Penrbyn Arm s Castle, Albion, Liverpool Arms, and Ro'al Oak Hotels; Chronicle OfOicei; Mr. Shlone'sh; Mr. Pritchard's; Mr. R. Al. Griffith's; Mr. lugah ...
... the Lady of E1>w. Moigoat, jun. Esq. of Golden Grove, in bt., eouitv of Flint, of a soJ1 and heir. On 'I'nesday last, at Cardigan Mrs. Robdrts, wife of Mr. David Roberts, schoolmaster, of a son. On Tuesday last, the wife of the Rev. Johis' Bowon, Danygraig ...
... rpeair en tech in his (ott taosl ouiitiroin auid wtiri Laiid Nvhloii ye- cecied tue fsuta ietti fllt linto Ciittaiii Haridiy's arms; atnd vs hearing ietheirinplimiti siiuiut of viciary, usntqauuo wtist nomlier et the eeeitiy tail sli irkunit teigainsweret ...
... a- . Due from the Represertatives of thn 3 at rio aite John Jons ?? 25 1 - ti inl ?? _ th Zy h35,069 16 id , £35069 16 5i F JOHN WfLLTAMSj TR USTEEs. T JOHN PRICE, E. Beafnmarisn 4th Dec. 1834. JOHN JONES, SECRETARBY. O NEW PUBLICATION. H SPLENDID-VIEW ...
... Wick. c low, Esq. to Augusta Sosla, 'Cdo11tt daughter of t1 John Lloyld Williams, of Ahierbrook Hall, countyn q of Cardigan, Esi1 b * On the 9th imst. at Kirtihy Ki6lovI1, Yot]s~lire, n .John Wood, Esq. M.,P. eldest son of Ottiwell A Wood, Esq. of Edgo ...
... BIoham, of Iullnsby,, Lincolhsshiie, to Barbariisa, third dauglhter of John Norris, Esq. of Hurgheliden House. On the 31st ult. at LlanrhadarnfraNr, Cardigans shire )by the Rev. John Ilughes, Mr. Thlloms JoNes, J uu.? Ropellmaker, to Amna, only daughter ...
... Wrnr. 13ictterworth Baylcy, Pascoe St. Leger Gren- l-on, fell, Esq. ]3azett David Colvin, Esq. Edward Lee, Esq. John Fuller, Esq. Major John Luard. 'Ihoiras Willis Muskett, Esq. Autditors-lRiversdalc William Gronfell, Isq. WVilliam Sharmari Crawford, Esq ...
... at onece upon Mr. ¢ Grattan's amendment. t- After some conversation, in which Col. SIB- n THOtRP and Sir II. INGLIS took part, n Mr. STAFTFORD withdrew his motion for the adjoursiment, whereuposi the HIoase divided upon Mr. Grattan's amiiendnienst, and ...
... missed bot- tles of wine from his cellar, finding that an aper- ture had been made in the wall sufliciently large to admit an arm and hand, ptlaced a rat trap close r to the hole, anti next morning he found semie hu- matl skin and a portion of the nail of ...
... Ruthin, onl the night of the 31st of Oct. Ci- John Tl'limas, IEsq., of Ccfn Gwyn, was unanii- ofl- mouslv re-elected Mlayor of' thle ancient city oft loid Diinas.Aowddy, onl the 15th inst. proposed bys had John Jones, Esq., the Recorder, and seconded by ...
... eldest daughter of Mr. Peter Williams, of that town, solicitor. At Cardigan, Miss Lloyd, of Bronwydd House, in her 85th year. On the 13th inst. at Stalloe, near Montgomery, aged 51, John Rabbathan, Esq. of that place, and of Wilmington; esteemed and beloved ...
... them were of the slightest public interest, we forbear reporting them ftl ly:- Robert Owen, v. John Jones, and another.- ?? for the ?? for the plaintilf, John Williams; atturney for thei defen- lauet, William Jones. Charles Hughes, v. Hugh Charld, Debt ...