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... writing (|Hist paid) to Messrs. PRAT, Solicitor*, Glastonbury; to Mr. I). 7. Highbury-Place, Kingsdown, Rristol; or to Mr. GRATTAN, Hutton of either whiun Particulars may had. / . / SOMERSET. TO K SOI. Y AUCTI N. the Premises, WF.DNESDAY and THURSDAY next ...
... congregation.— British Traveller. Horsham, March —John Hob len, schoolmaster, stood charged under the Post-Office Act,with secreting letter containing 10/. Hank of England note, the property of Samuel John Williams. The Jury found the prisoner guilty, and ...
... and the Court seeing no objection, they their minds, and benefitting their feilow* with otherwise rk T _ lhc I ** Matthew John TIRRNP.Y.** >v ho has excited interest Bath, will make her first and were each fined one shilling and discharged. uuattaiimhle ...
... Bean mans ; the Georgv and Jane, Sutton, and the Speedwell, Gravel, from Carmarthen ; the Mary. James, from . the John, James, from Cardigan the Union Packet, Lewis, from Pembroke; the Friendship, Jenkins, and the Swansea Packet, Barrett, from Swansea. ...
... Gaoi..—l'linninn Curtiß, for plank of deal from Messrs. Kowotl.—John Houkway, potter to Mr.Williams, iron moo jrer, for stealing the property of his master. To the House Coßßr.t'TioM.—John Adams, one month. and Thos Totterdill, l« days each. Rot'ert Sollivao ...
... the arrangement* were making for their reception. Sir John Conroy soon afterwards waited the Corporation, and announced that her Royal Highness and the Princes* were ready to receive them. Sir John then accompanied them to the drawing-room, where they ...
... ; the John & Margaret, Ross, from Inverness; the Nancy, M'Qoeen, from the Isle of Sky; the Bustler, Lewis, the K irl of Kingston. Bennett, the Betsey, Griffiths, and the Milford Packet. Richards, from Milford ; the Mary, Griffiths, and the John, Davis ...
... Jackson, John Davie*. T. F. Jenning*. James sold it 4d. per lb. AN; together wuhTlioughts upon the D,34'ussions which have |d-«re a, the School 1 F.LsON-S UIF-F, 1, on I« «- houses in the evening. ; the Llovsl, from ftallynash. Wood, and John Hall; and ...
... the Infirmary with little ho|**s of recovery. ‘ Mr. Adams of Stuck wood wa* knocked down, and had his arm broken —and another young man had his arm dislocated. Highway Ivobukkv.— Saturday night last, Wm. Thomas, servant of the Rev. J. F. Doveton, of Rectory ...
... malt, barlev—Bridgewater. bush, barley, bush, oats, bush, malt,* 1871 hush, beaux—Chepstow, 40 sack* flour, qr*. barley—Cardigan, qrs. barley. qrs. oats—Gloucester, SI sacks flour—Miuehead qrs. malt, 106 qrs. barley—Milford, 143 bush, oats—Padstow’ qr* ...
... George Drew, Jas. Cossens, Benj. Robbins, Thos. Merrett, Samuel Holder, Charles Cossens, John Lewis, John Harlow, Jas. Skerton, Jas. Rogers, and John Cleve.—John Hepwood was removed for five years’ imprisonment the Penitentiary at Milbaok. His Majesty ...
... thcSea- Port Town of Cardigan, in the occupation of Thomas Davies, who under notice to uuit next Michaelmas. There is hill of very thriving young TltEESgrowing this Farm. For further Particulars, apply to Mr. LEWIS EVANS, Solicitor, Cardigan. AL VES TON, GL ...