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... saw him take hold of David Jenkins's arm and go with him, I did not we him take hold of Evens's arm, he took hold of Jenkins's arm this side of the bridge; Dr. Jones went very ea. y after he had takeu Jeukins's arm, Lewis and Dr. Jones had taken hold of ...
... England with flour and grain Rover, Berry, w;finimity. Ro]lin«' Hughes; Tredegar, Harvvood Cae*ieon ''if'• C«& Moderator, Johns George, Johns MarJ Jvarw ...
... trorer.—The plair,iff ei•hdrow Ida record in this case.—Attorney for plaintiff. Messrs. and Morris; for defendant, Mr. George, Cardigan. the demise of Jones v. aSa Jones.—The plaintiff withdrew his record in this raw.—Attore•y for plaintit 11. LI. Marries; ...
... Llamisa Nos. Ma..be Solids. SI. Mary Spero. Teney; P. Mei d; Mr. John Shop►rrper, Trelgron Owes; Miss Anne Mr. Joito Maearinrhoß I M e Wm. Wil'iono. M..lio si Mr.ll-ont Tooloar, Cardigan Mr. Davies. Meier r, sad Meadioneb A. and 6. Jen►ins, Swansea. ...
... crupier. The Welsh then took the remedy into their own hands, and by armed force drove away the intruding clergy. This was answered by excommunications without number, and an attack by armed bands. The Welsh would not be excommunicated and treed without r ...
... Elizabeth and Sarah, Boyen, the Trader, Tower, the Robert, Clampit, and the Betsey, Smart, from Newport, the John and Marv. Evans, from Banow, the John and Ann, Jones, the Favourite, Jones, the Friendship, Burry, from Uiveistonc, the Roval Adelaide, Matthews ...
... same of Ike loos which the society sostamed Me dos& of Moir tremone sad secretory.. Os hs Me of John isq., Bev. l .l M rural demo sod commissary the of Cardigan, the Rev. Doctor was requested to accept of the . vacant of and treatimer. Doctor Leeellie in ...
... Rauch wisdom as statesmen, either in foreign or domestic eoueerns. We agree with the Horning Chrossiele of M-day, that an armed inierventi•os by Frame would be favournb!e to the cause of the young Queen. Let as suppose, says our contemporary, %hose prin ...
... opposition to Sir Charles Manners Sutton.—Observer. PORT OF CARDIGAN. Co by Ruction. By DAVID ROBERTS, On MONDAY. the 16th day of I&15, at the house of Mrs. Elizabeth Evans, Pendre, Cardigan, between the hours of three and four in the afternoon, ALI. ...
... of Arms sad is Sporting MOM I Mesa Martet Terms • (hal and Lime nosy had wiedermel Miles. Primed mg. in hoe. Mid silts Lloyd. denim Csrdigas; Messes Jesse end Jetties. Solicitors, Moms Ails and Lincoln's Ins. ROUTH WALRIL-FOUR NILES FROM CARDIGAN. • be ...
... between the house and the ma; distant about el miles from Cardigan, and nearly the same from Newrastle-Endva. For particulars apply (if by litter, post-paid) to Mr. David Jose., at the Gwent:in Arm., Troedyraur. CARNIAUTIIENSIIIRE. AND of gA. Borough of ...
... Brynog James Bowen, Esq. Cardigan G.•orye W.rolgar Griffith, Esq. Priory Thomas Llevd, Esq. Krona rdd John Griffiths, Esq. Llwyndsrus David Davies, Eaq. Castle Green F. K. Wagner, F.sq. Cillwch G. K. Jordan, Esq Pigeon'sford John Lewis., Esq. Llanllear ...