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... offs marthen. Alpo, several Messuages and Premises. situate in the Ton n of I a rdifan, In the Counts• of Cardigan. And also. several I easehold ♦`arms and Lands, sitnate in the several Parishes of and Llanstephau, in the County of Carmarthen, and Ls aiebold ...
... Hopkins, licensed to Strata Florida, Cardigan- shire. Howell Howell, licensed to Llanmadock, Glamorgan shire. William Hughes, licensed to Llansaintfread Cardigan- shire. Thomas James, licensed to Llandissilio'gogo Cardigan- shire. Rees Williams, lie nsed to ...
... Susan, Williams' 'h ro, with rept.* ore; New Parliament, Brobyn ; John d Mary, Richards, from Bristol ; Mikis, (noir Landow, with wreaks ; Eliza, Davies, horn Wl' ford, with belch; Betsey, Armes ; Industry, Thomas. from Carmarthen; Britannia. Leonard, from ...
... Han. sou, from Pens.; e ; New Parliamest, Brabyn Secret, Memnon; John and Hare, Sbambrook ; Active, Care, from St. Ives, with copper ore; United Primula, Evans, from Newport, with Iron; John and Mary, Rleh.✓ds, from Bristol, with Fritods, Beynoa, from B ...
... Stephens, the respected landlady of the Mermaid Inn at the Mumbles, near Swansea, for 42 years. On the 25th ult., the leer. John Leve Vicar of Camrose, Pent. beerkeshire. At Identity, an Thursday hit, aged 63 years. Mrs. Ann Bowen, widow of the late Mr ...
... Llanate Edward Tunno, 44i of Thos. and Phili p John Miles, Priory, in Cardigan. Ears. )aasaoaßastam. of Trecoon ; Jon of and William Clarks Allen Plaint», of Saint h John Grant, of Goal of Clem/149(0ne house and John Minn Llewel l yn, Steelton. of Daub) Part; ...
... preached from Acts 5, 31, and Psalm 99, 15.—At ten the Rev. John Hughes, Llangollen; the Rev. John Evans, Llwynfortune, (in English) and the Rev. John Jones, Llanllyfni, preached from Rom. S, 33; Psalm 45, 2; and Heb. 3, 9.—At two the Rev. William Havard ...
... the prime uses of the cooper, &c.: the six largest arms contained to- gether 1437 feet of timber, fit for Plymouth dock- yard six smaller arms and ships' knees measured 413 feet; and dead and decayed arms of the size of timber measured 126 feet more in all ...
... and Biown, Biaena Iron Works, near Newport. Reversionary Interest Society. 17, King's Arms Yard, toietiianstree.1 LUNDON, Chairman—JOHN WELLS, Esq. DEPUTY CHAIRMAN-JOHN WRAY, Esq. DIRECTORS. James C. C. Hell, Esq. I'tioinas Price. ]sq. Jjlin Chapman, Esq ...
... Rogers 1 I -j^les H. Morgan .1 1 J ...
... was fine and a very full attendance on the course. There was an ordinary at the Castle Hotel the first day, and at the Camden Arms and Bell Inn the second day. IMPaovc ENTS IN TEN ov.—We understand that estimates have been taken to build an Assembly and ...
... countries, and was powerfully assisted by the Rev. Messrs. J. H. Thomas, John Evans, Geo. Redford, M. A., John Randerson, and Daniel Davies. A vote of thanks to the Chairman was moved by Mr. John Williams, seconded by the Rev. Henry Davies, and unanimously carried ...