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... Littleton, Saint John the Baptist, Chester, Plenistall or Plemondslall Hool, the county of Chester, and Saint John the Baptist and Saint Oswald, both in the county the city of Chester, and terminating at or near the parishes Saint John the Baptist and ...
... Good Hi the Island of ope, the lngies, from =a MONTG MERYSHIRE ALUABLE FREEHOLD STATES O BE SOL Y AUCTION, At the Wynnstay Arms, in the Town of Llenfyllin, in the County of Montgomery, on Wednesday, of August. 1832, at 5 o'clock i the A following Freehold ...
... Watkins,—Sentenved to one wee a *s imprisonment. John Williams, ¢ wi ing loaves of bread, the property Tho: ues Syars. to 14 days’ impiisonment, Edward Evans, charg-d with stealing a shawi, the property of John Thomas, —Sentenced to one month's imprisonment ...
... performed by John Kees, smith, or Ex-Biue Member; he afterward, paraded the streets of the town the grea‘er part of the evening, attended end by a gang of ruffians ;) John Augustus; Lewis and Tho. mas Lewis (Hanneh Neddy's sons ;) Nicholos Martin (aa John Howell ...
... the parish of Lianvihangel Geneur- glyn, in the county of Cardigan, comprising Acres of Arable, Meadow, and nearly 700 Pasture Land. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr, EDW. WILLIAMS, At the Herbert Arms Inn, in Machynlleth, on Wed- nesday, the 15th day of August ...
... Jones, Gent. to be d John Jones, Gent. to be ditto; David Hamer, Gent. to be ditto ; Thos. Owen Gent. to be Cornet ; Edward Conroy, Gent. to be ditto; John Buckley Williames, jun. Gent. to be ditto; Edward Stephens, Gent. to be dino; John Robivson Jones, Gent ...
... M.A. alter severe illness of three week’s duration. Li.anbili! Union. —Mr. John Lewis, of has been np{iointcd one of the Vice Chairmen this Union lor the present year. Cardigan. —A vestry meeting was held St. Mary’s Church the ult. for the purpose of receiving ...
... coffins that were broken one wa* that of Captain J. Kvans, late of the K»‘.rrpri i. Tie corpse wa« recovered, but his head ami arm were torn off the violence of the flood. The body was reeogui-.-d l.v liis wife from his having been buried with around hi* ...
... IbrttoT ■ JOSEPH JONES, CWktolb.TlMtoH. EbUptoLW Antoni ISM. gXItAOBIUKAIY MANIA VO* Gras, John CWufc. Ptleku, Jeha Baft aag Th.OM.wM Ai*f, mhtitM ymiiMW, John •nlAieelWß. * M. tfOM ii.pit^l hi* fmtkmd Cffir natVliffif. It tint tW | pilot Ml with pmM ...
... moderate fixed duty. After few words of explanation from Sir Ro- seat the house went to a division; there a red-— For Lord John Raseell’s motion 145 Against it 244 9 Her Majesty the Queen—whose health, by the blessing of Providence, as never better ...
... places of rede Line fair, Borthin, Capel: Ddewi, Feirdref, Lisnfrene, Liandyssil-uwch-cerdin, Adper, Cardigan ; roe some or one of them in the County Cardigan ; Liantood otherwise Liautwyd, Pearith otherwise Pearbydd, Castellan. Saint Dogwei’s other- wise ...
... policeman Strefford stated that she w 4 bad character.—Sbe was sea tenced tu be imprisoned for turee the, nd bard Jabour. John Dares, Newtown weaver, aged 55, pleaded to articles of weartag apparel value £2, the property of Mr, George tix Sailery, excise ...