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... tin of tire, mat wrath hmt -that mgel chute Yor this, too, doled tier Iletheleng The brightest ,11 iii;hi'• th..a11. Son JOHN DITLEY.-.1 recent traveller across the Alps, writin to his friend. Illintl- I nierely mention my trip to C amonni for the ...
... Williams. Pembrev House John Morris, Llanderry HMIs. Richard Mn.,.., Tanya Edward than, Coed David Lloyd, Mialych John Rees, Clynliendw, Llanarthney Alexander Baby. Bryninor John Davies, Llanelly David A. Davies, ditto John Howell, ditto ...
... Cowper important. The continuance of the war is ascribed to the bad state of Mom's health, which •prevents At the GOGERIDDAN ARMS INN, in the Town of ABERYSTW IT H on MONDAY, the 5ee.,,,,1 turday, have been received. The most impel'. order from a friend ...
... James Williams, Eiwinsford, by J. H. Allen, Esq., Cresselly, seconded by John Joline,, Esq., Dohe•.tl.y; and John Janes, Esq., of of bv John Lloyd Davit's, Esq, seconded by John Meares., EN. of Llanatephan Place. The ILO Sheriff then put the Candidates ...
... girl who happened to be present at the time of this brutal murder, pot her arm up to save her murdered sister from another blow this monster was about to indict, when her arm was shattered and broken iu several places. A party of the Hose-green police ...
... wiry Duties, at the Legacy Duty MTh,. Somerset House; and at cameo-then, at . the Stamp ()Wee there; and of companion of Sir John Hubbouse to the seat of the discussing the claims made by Russia on France, Messrs. Junes and Je ff ries, Solieltors. Noble ...
... the The gentlemen were 10 the of the peace thi. r :—John Fred. (andor'', r wooly called Ein4 a, Remy r none', M. 1)., K. Wno. Peel, Leal. S. J.Ollll II) .11, Walk Rice, Wind Wood, Jima, Jun., John Lhool %VIII. 11. Scams, Harri., Prier Lloyd. Wm. Do ...
... -The invention of ten is ancribed to the NO rs..tzum tIINITZTE 4 IPIIICATATZINS. _ p there, he would let no One else, and arming himeelf with Licedemonian.. They to . word • it is the original English for /risk Pus . Carmarthen, Lewis ---- I 1 Carrickf ...
... Ilavir4 anal Win. Daniel, one a nature of Carmarthen, have been fully eontinittel to Cardigan Gaol for burelariumaly entering Green Grove House, the property of John 1.. I'oullian, Etq., Tyllwrd, and stealing therefrom several MMICicA. A third escaped ...
... peaceable, quiet,iii,d . Fritla) of }•tarot vorlied hr hi.. Mynas and r. Warn., Mr. Wiliam 14 alters, est last. aged 56, Mr. John Lloyd. tailor, Thomas's Gm•n On W01in4y last, • nal years, Mary Jane, eltlant of Kea. Ellen, Jo, .. the 14 Nita nits of ...
... 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. ...
... in the gaol of the eminty of Cardigan return their and grateful thanks to W. 0. Brig.lew kr, E.q , of Hlaimpant, tOr hi. kind ;mil seasonable donation of a good itharter of Mr f, distributed amongst them. man namell John Crazier, a navigator, was (wind ...