... Martin, when the following cases were beard and disposed of.— IVes. Thomas, of the Piabguard Arms, Haverfordwest, appeared to answer the information of John Gregory Partridge, charging him with laming on the 10th of November last, employed a stage carriage ...

... AT ADI'Alt, At the Drovers%Arms Inn, On Saturday, the 17th day of October neat, at Ten o'clock in the forenoon,to Revise the Lists of the several Parishes, Township; ad Parerla of Bangor, Bettws-Erns, Brunewyn, Llandefriog, Llandugwydd, Llangranog, L ...

... Tahrarili, of three children, two of whom with the mother. are doing well. On the 80th ult.. Mm. Jones, of Cawrence, near Cardigan, of two arms and a daughter. On the ult., the wife of Mr. W. Perry, of Great Torrington, Devon. of twin sons, making 18 children ...

... of St. David's I). A. Saunders Davies, Esq., P 6 0 Thomas Lloyd, Esq., Coedmore John Hughes, Esq., Downend bin. Hughes, do 5 Mr. Robert Lewis Hughes, do. John Phillips, Rai 2 0 Mrs. Generallicfflis 6 0 Duncan Campbell, Esq. Miss Berry Miss (heaves ...

... Ivy Hush Hotel, Carmarthen, where it arrives cat ly the same Evening. The Accommodation, to Cardigan, Every Wednesday morning, at half-past 7, arriving io Cardigan at 4 o'clock, in time for the Newcastle and Carmarthen Mail; reuniter!' on Thursday at 10 ...

... Four inside, and Ten dut, sill commence running on Thursday, April 19th, between the above places. It will leave the Mackworth Arms Inn, Swansea, every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday mornings, at Seven ~ ' clack—pass through Llanelly and Kidwelly. and arrived ...

... their next Meeting, and that Mr. John Davies, rope-maker, Mr. Disks, hater, Mr. John Evans, weaver, sad Th.. Fentaine, Butelivt, form a deputation to present the memorial to the Council, and urge its prayer. Proposed Mr. John Davies, and seconded by Mr. Owen ...

... offs marthen. Alpo, several Messuages and Premises. situate in the Ton n of I a rdifan, In the Counts• of Cardigan. And also. several I easehold ♦`arms and Lands, sitnate in the several Parishes of and Llanstephau, in the County of Carmarthen, and Ls aiebold ...

... Harbour. of Carnaryon and Cardigan Bays, (which comprise the entire western seaboril of North and South Wateld and also Al the principal Towns, Mines, and Quarries in the mseral Counties of Carnaryon, Merioneth, Montgomery, Cardigan, Pembroke, and Carmarthen ...

... TO BE LET FOR A TERM, CPOII THE very Desirable and Genteel RESIDR.NCE, called THE PRIORY, CARDIGAN, Comprising an Entrance Rail, Drawing Roma, by 18ft.; Dining Room, 21ft. by 16fi. 6in. ; and breakfast Palma, together with a suitable number of Bedroom ...

... —Arrived, the John and %Winona, Kriwarda : Bristol Packet, Phillips. from Bitatol, with general • cargo: Sisters, Lewis, from Penclawda Bett and Peggy, Merrick, from Giant:lle, with realm. Sailed, the Karl of King.ton. for Bristol John arid William, Edwards ...

... genteel family. It commands • fall view of the beach, sod of Cardigan hay, and is within a few minutes' wa k of Cardigan ear, where the water is quite pure, and the sands very extensive, hare, and arm. The neighbourhood has far many years been the resort some ...