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... 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 ...
... Cuuservative party, when we assure them of the success that awaits them—they arc not like the sluggard to look on with folded arms at the efforts of their opponents—Nll. SINE LA auttE—they are not to despise them because they are a minority—they must combat ...
... Aberavon, Kenfig,. and Merthyr Tydvil,—John Wilson and Edward Vaughan Williams, Esqrs. For Brecknockshire, Radnorshire, and the Boroughs of Breck- nock, Radnor, Rhayader, Keven-lleece, Knuckias, and Pres- teigne,-John Evans and Henry Wedgewood, Esqrs. For ...
... 11th instant, Ann, the beloved wife of the Rev. John Griffith, Vicar of Fulhourn, in the county of Cambridge, and formerly Fellow of Emmanuel College. On the Sth instant. at Glastonbury, aged 30, the Rev. John Davies. of 3leare, late student at the Presbyterian ...
... &modem (ilanrhwdw John Howell Reran, l'engay F. Saunders. °yore'', John Philipps, Llandilo J. N. Lewes Lloyd, Dultiaidd Edwanl Jones, Llandovery T. Lewis, Renarth James Thomas, Caeglas Henry Howell, Glaspant W. Jones, Carmarthen John Lewis, Llanlear William ...