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... Mary Edwards, and John Jones. All that MESSUAGE or Dwelling House, with the Outbuildings and two pieces or parcels of excelien Land thereto belonging, situate at Carneaddu, in the parish of Oswestry eforesaid, in the holding of John Evans. A MESSUAGE ...
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... at Latwrn Works, Sez months imprisonment; John Roberts, for Sheep- stealing at Haikin. Transported for Life ; Anon for stealing from a Mili at Lreuddyn, Three monthe imprisoument. t Uraig, Death Recorded. John tor On Wednesday week, Rees Evans, weaver ...
... following gentlemen to the under- mentioned livings:—Rev. James Owen to the Perpetual Curacy of Liechryd, in the county of Cardigan, on the joint nomination of ‘Thos. Lio d, Esq. Coedmore, nd Charles Longcroft, Lianina, Cardiganshire, vacant by the death ...
... PRINTED AND bY JOHN WATTON, St. Johns Hill, Shrewsbury SOUTH WALES—On the Banks of the near Newcastle Emlyn and R. is instracted by { M the Exrcuters of a decease |, announce for by at the Mart, ia Lon 2 don, o@ Friday, the @3d of August, 1833, at | a ...