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... Printed Particulars may had Twenty-fight days preceding the Sale, the Bush, at Carmsrrhen the Angel, Cardigan ; the Golden Lion, Brecon ; Mackworth Arms, Swansea; the Printers the and Hereford Journals; at the and Winstanjey and Sons, Paternoster-row, London ...
... Particulars may be had Twenty-eight days preceding the Sale, at the Bush, at Carmarthen the Angel, Cardigan; the Golden Lion, Brecon the Mackworth Arms, Swansea; the Printers of the Glocesti r and Hereford Journals; at the Mart; and of Winstantey and ...
... fine young Growing Timber thereon.—Also, Three CO I - TAGES, with Gardens, in the occupation Mr. John Bennett and others. For View the Property apply to Mr. John Bennett, the Tenant; and for further Parriculars, and to treat for the same, Messrs. James and ...
... were ordered to be imprisoned, two acquitted, and two discharged by proclamation. The Great Sessions at Cardigan terminated on Tuesday, when John Lloyd, condemned for a burglary Aberystwith, and stealing 100/. bank-notes, was reprieved, on terms of t ...
... Gogerddan. was Tuesday returned for the Cardigan-hire Boroughs; was Mr. Pow ell, of for the County. Sir C. Cole, the late Member for Glamorganshire, and the Hon. W P. Grey, having declined the contest fot the same, John Edwards, Reola, near Neath, and B-e ...
... late Co. Johns, of Hafod, by Chantry, is placed the town Hall, Cardigan,as nfaffectfotiate respect the memory of their late representative, rh-: inhabitants of that comity. John Atherton has been ; ff>d nnr gaol, chanted with breaking John Tupslv, and ...
... Sunday last was married, at ; ngsland. the Rev. Richard Evans, Mr. Thomas 'Wait, MRs-'Aun Owen, only daughter of John Owen, Esm Rev. John Griffiths, Lieut. Gill, R. Islington, Miss Brown, Yellow House, Htav. '• Lately died Ludlow, after a painful period ...
... he has placed the following inscription :— These cottages were erected By John Earl St. Vincent, A.D 1818, As an asylum to two industrious families, Uriah and Elizabeth Page, John and Aon Por.d, For having brought up their families free parochial A reward ...