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... 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 ...
... Esq. Solicitor, of this town, aged l9wts•ks. On Tuesday last, after a lingering illness, Mr. Rattmel mas, of the Farmers' Arms, in this town,—s truly honest twat. On the 11th inst. the wife Mr. David Lewis; Llandotwor, in the katfish of Llandanwg, near ...
... Joint Junes fur au assault upon John Thomas 1 U II 0 0 By balance due to the Inhabitants, as account then settled paid Hey. Griffith Thomas, one quarter's stipend as Chaplain to the Gaol and House of Correetiuu at Cardigan, due Epiphauv Quarter Sessions ...
... Heath, and now of the Rutlioid Arms, in the former place. On the 4th inst., at Llanbeblig, Mr. James Patlerson, Ms-dealer. Miss Maria Franek, both of Camarron. At Cardigan, Capl. James Evans, of the schooner of Cardigan, to Miss Elizabeth Williams, daughter ...
... 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 ...
... Leh% Reed, tor Cork: Margantt, Ellis; Ilenrioni. Good; and Jane, Quick, for Flymouth; l'rorioence. En3lish. for M ration ; John Morgan. Ruherts, for Carnarvon : New Diligence, Junes, for Aberysta ith ; Venus, Davit', 1., llumbaron Olive Branch, Fr.nk ...
... called John Ball's Picture Gallery, Political, Satirical, ford linnnotirons. A policeman stated, that he saw Vie defendant in Blackman-street, with the placard and the penny publication produced. He was surrounded by a crowd, and was selling John Ball's ...
... by Smacks with astonishing egnedition, and At a saving of all the expense of inland conveyance. The Calvinistic Chapel at Cardigan is now twing pulled down; and as great inconvenience tilts sub(flitted to on the part of the generality of hearers for of ...
... , from Cork; Shannon, Jones, (non Lond o n %derma:tit. more, from Ilfracombe ; Sedulou., Lloyd. from Cardigan; Favourite Name. Rees, from Sutra; John, Smith. from Powey ; Pacific, Evans, (non ththlin ; Happy Couple, Chalk, from Bideford ; Nano -. Lewis ...
... utant-tieneral, and his name known Inn, Cardigan. Dinner, (ineludiug a of Witty) bd. each, to be O il tee tiled Bone- eonameneed, the firing was kept up with vigour on loth Wes.- Table at Three o'clock. - to all oar arm i es . The wars of the Re p ublic, the ...
... Rice, Llwynybrain Richard Rees. Carmarthen John Rees, Ptairfach,lo W. Rogers, Carmarthen W. Rees, Llandilo John Rowlands, Llandovery W. Rees, Park. Llantlybie I'. W. Rogers,Clerk, Mothvey R. Seymour. T.Bans John ?auntie's. Glanrhydw P. D. Saunders. Clynhdyn ...
... may have determined his Majesty's Ministers to introduce Llanelly into the Bill, it was clearly an afterthought ; for Lord John Russell, in answer to a question I put to him on the subject, stated distinetly and explicitly that he meditated no change ...