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... MONTGC SHIRE VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Wynnstay Arms, in the Town of Lianfyllin, in the County of Montgomery, on Wednesday, the 29th of August. 1832, at 5 o'clock in the Afternoon, (the following Freehold Estates, subject ...
... endeared her to all who knew her. On Monday morning died, after a few hours illness, Anne, the beloved wife Mr. John Davies, of the Foley Arms Inn, Tarrington. She was greatly respected, and her loss will deeply regretted hy her afflicted husband and friends ...
... spirited conduct of this man, and proved to be John Field, another notorious character living near the same place; they were both taken before a magistrate and committed to Giocester Gaol. The bundle under the arm of Williams proved to be part of the copper-boiler ...
... Young, tailor, the Forrgate, Worcester—On the 21st ult. Mr. John Jones master mason Carmarthen ; man much respected by all wh« knew him for his many excellent qualities On Friday last in Cardigan, after a short illness, in his fear Cast. Penrose son of Mr ...
... Craw- shay, of Cyfarthfa Castle, in the same At Holywell, by the Kev. Edward Oldfield, M.A: John Price, Esq. M.A. of the College. to Henrietta Sophia, daugh er of John Oldfield, Esq. of near ——At Beaumaris, T. Holesworth, Esq. of Wakefield, Yorkshire, to Miss ...
... H. L. Edwardes Gwynne, Esq. High Sheriff of the county of Cardigan, at the termination of the assizes, left the very liberal sum of ten guineas for the minister and churchwardens of Cardigan to distribute among the poor. The Charity Commissioners will ...
... illiam Fielden and Wm. Turner, Esqre. Torrens and William Bolling, Esq. Bradford—E. C. Lister and John Hardy, Esars. Bury—Richard Walker, Esq. Cardigan—Pryse Pryse, Esq. Carlisle—P. H. Howard and W. James, Esqrs. Carmarthen—Hon. W. H. Yelverton. Carnarvon—Sir ...
... the hours of two and three o'clock, the keepers, eleven in number and armed with sticks, went to the wood, within the precincts of Arbury Park, where they found nearly twenty armed men, in the act of destroying the game. The keepers advanced towards them ...
... bonkers—so far as regards ,f Dec. 23.—John Gill, John Bundle, Nicholas John • ;,i the younger, Matthews, John Abraham, carryi'> Imtiues, under the firtn the Devon Tin-smelting far regard, NicholasHandle and John Abraham. ». ' •' Dec. Herman ...
... likewise insisted Seven Members only attended—Nessrs. Chapman, Euth- ven, Daniel Maurice Plackney, A *¥se, b and Henry Grattan. Mr. James Grattan, being confined serious ilIness, was unable to attend, and wrote 2 letter to that effect. No Peer was present. Mr ...
... county. On Monday an inquest was held at Talgarth, Brecknockshire, before It. Watkins, Lsq. coroner, the body of John Davies, infant child of John Davie! labourer of that place. sitting on the mother'-,' knee, a tea-kettle and tea-pot with boiling water tally ...
... administering unlawful oaths to John Manning, his wife and daughter, in January last. The witness, John Manning, had been some time labouring under a fatal disease; his appearance was frightful and death-like he was brought arm chair, wrapped in flannels; ...