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... for the Plate. To Name and Close on tlie day of entry for Plate. present subscribers. John Cheese. I John Bodenham. Richard Banks. Hugh Gwaiter. James Davies. John Walker. Also PURSE of SOVEREIGNS for Ponies, to carry catch weight. The horses to be shown ...
... William Jones, of Cardigan (better known by Ned the Tinker's son), was on Saturday fully committed to Cardigan gaol, by the Rev. Mr. Jones, of Tregarron. where he was taken with horse in his possession, the property of Dr. Reavan, of Cardigan, which he had ...
... Turnp» ke ' Ross, August 13, 1828. LIVERPOOL, AND CARDIGAN BAY STEAM-PACKET,./ STARTED on the of August, 1828, will contjJsfA run TWtce a week, and touch at BEAUMARIS J, BRIDGE, ABERYSTWITH, CARDIGAN, VEY, and CAERNARVON, &c. where Passenger* « Goods ...
... of the DIOCESE will bold Visitations and Confirmations the following Places this Year. _ ~ Tuesday, July 29, Visitation at Cardigan. Wednesday, ditto SO, Confirm at ditto. Thursday,..-..—ditto 31, Visitation at Haverfordwest. Aug. 1, Confirm at ditto ...
... Sessions held Aberystwith, in arm for the county Cardigan, on Wednesday the lti.tii instant, Edward;-, of the parish T reedy; r. in the said county, was tried and convicted for uttering counterfeit coin to divers persons Cardigan market, the 22d ult. and adjudged ...
... Augustus .Morgan, Rev. Henry Berry, Samuel Homfiay, Esq. John Homfray, Esq. Mr. Charles White, VV. C. Hayton, Esq. Thomas Tully, Esq. Charles .Morgan, Esq. Mr. John Stratford Collins, .Mr. John Collins?The cup and half the sweepstakes were adjudged to ...
... Effects, late the Property of Mr. John Jenks, deceased, Horsnet and Stoke Lacy, in the Parishes of Grendon Bishop and Stoke Lacy, Herefordshire. The whole of which will be particularized in Catalogues to be had the Wellington Arms Inn, Bromyard; Bell Inn, Worcester; ...
... Watkins, for stealing spade from Mr. Coo :, at Petcrchurch, to one month's imprisonment; John Smith and W. Morris, charged with having entered a coppice in the parish of armed with a gun for the destruction game, were remanded till the assizes, and to remain ...
... iie:\t. Sheriff: and John Hill Clifton and John Garm&ton, (rents. Chamberlains. John Clifton, Esq. stood ien for the Chair, but was compelled decline taking the office Chief Magistrate, consequence of having, within these few months, experienced the loss ...
... of the Coldstream Guards, third son of Richard S.ilway, Esq. cf the Lodge, in the County Salop, to Eliza eldest daughter of John H. Holder, Esq. of Scanton Lacy, in the same county. On Sunday died, at Leominster, Sarah Raker, sister of the late Lieut.-Col ...
... Cottrell Dormer, of Rousham. Esq. Shropshire William Lacon Childe, of Kmlct-hall, Esq. Somersetshire John Hugh Smyth Pigott, of Brockley, Esq. Staffordshire John Atkinson, of Maple Hayes, Esq. Wiltshire G. W. Wroughton, Wilcot House, Esq. Worcestershire ...
... loch, John S. Lumley, John Maberly, W. L. Maberly, Gen. >lacauley, Sir J. Macintosh, Viscount Maitland, Hon. A. Maitland, S. 31arjoribanks, J. Marryat, W. Marshall, John Marshall, John Martin, Hon, W. Maule, John Maxwell, Mark Milbank, P- St ...