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... have led to their destruction; and the recent instance afforded in the county of Kilkenny, proves, that numbers as well as arms are necessary to meet with proper effect, a numerous and excited populace. If the conduct of the Colonel be at all censurable ...
... succeeded by their united efforts in finding those of Jenkin Davies and John Jones, but that of the boy, the son of the latter, still remains undiscovered. The scene at Cardigan during the search, when the humane fishermen, above 70 in number, each in ...
... Burst to Death.—On Wednesday last, a child aged three years and a few months, named James Edwards, son of John Edwards, a tailor, residing at John's Town, near Carmarthen, was burnt to death under the following circumstances. It appeared that the child ...
... pold-poi.l. Pat BE DISPOSED OF IMMEDIATELY. SHOP. with &c. complete, 4itttate in one of the prineipol Streets fur Itti,iness in I arm:adieu. to embark the Line, will find thi• a u~trtunity.Apply. if letter, p w ,t_pid,i Nr. Lewis It rids, Carmarthen. MOTEL, ...
... year's imprisonment, and to be kept to bard laboar. II Mann Morris. Sen., John .Itorrior,and 117111 am Mareis,Jon. were tricot (or stealing 6 sheep, the property of Henry Webb: John Morris was found guilty—Verdict—Death rrenrded against him; the two other ...
... 24th ult. Arthur John, a watchman belonging to the town of Swansea, in going his rounds, visited, as wax his usual custom, the limekiln on the Strand, where, horrid to state, he beheld the body of a man on the fire, having one of his arms and legs completely ...
... 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 ...
... Carmarthen ; the Salutation Hotel, and Etnlyn Arms, Newcastle Emlyn ; the Castle Inn, Haverfordwest ; the Feathers Inn, Aberayron ; the flogerddan Arms Inn, Aberystwith ; and the Black Lion Inn, Cardigan. Credit will be given on approved Security. THE ...
... Pembroke, Captain Commandant of the Vaatlemartin Yeomanry Ca% alry. On Tuesday last, Mr. John IVbittow, Draper, of liaverfordw•eat,to Margaret, third daughter of Mr. John Evana,of the same place. On the 15th instant, at St. PanPs church, Bristol, Mr. W. R ...
... necessau to mention the beauty of Goodwick Sands, where the Frei& surrendered their arms in 1797. There is a coach running twice a week between here, Haverfordwest, and Cardigan; and cars can be procured at the principal inns, every day throughout the week ...
... red ribbons, and most of them evincing by their unsteady carriage, the liberality of their patron, paraded the town, shouting John Jones, and red fur ever; nor did they omit to insult and strike solitary individuals of the liberal party, who fell in the ...
... Swallow, Ching; Prudence, Edwards, from Fowey and Saint Ives, with copper ore; Charles, Llewellyn , from Bristol, with sundries ; John, Queripel. from Jersey with cattle ; Unity. Griffiths. from Carmarthen, with slates; Phcenix, Thomas. from St. Ices; Ceres ...