... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Tbamas Price, Prialer,llersbyr-Tydsols 111.. Jabs I , mm.. Obapteeper. Trefpre Oars; Ni*.. Asa. : Mr. John Fmam. Mr Wa. illinm.. r 1 ..;•..; Lieu I Mr. Cardigan s Mr. Abe:vow:A; Mr. WOW.. I ,sin, Meter/. Mnilares •. and D. ...

... numeral. anal highly respectalde meeting of the Rev. Gentleman's friend, h a d, place IVishiesday morning at the l'sbridge Arm. Hidel: John Morgan, 6y., High Sheriff of the county, was called to the chair. Testivininy borne by the chairman and by the other ...

... Lionlon Ls the 01 parliament. he the omit to the disastrous Wrath hr left Brighton, and armed in town earls in the .has following Ih• hers .1.1 s.nnl a. he ha 1 armed and tool, ngnirir, who the matter, he l i lt it to 1..- In. Mit% fill. .1 i to ill , Nlajesti ...

... 'l•hrn• are .is the count', eft.,—John Amt. roe f•-lons; Jame. liocharda, Wllharn de. and J••hn lh,omoht, for wilful murder; and George aacrtleo.. There are eight h•r the ..e. Lent., Joh. l'areel. John Thotna., John Lewt•. Thomas 1., ti•, JOlllllO,ll ...

... with a young man of the name of John Jenkins, who resided at New Quay, in this county of Cardigan. The parish church of Llaullwchaiarn, in that neighbourhood, was broken into and the plate stolen, when suspicion fell on John Jenkins. Travelling through the ...

... 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. ...