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... Mans. Rhopireper, Tertia' Ones ; Miss Anne Pnwell. I Innelly Mr. Jolts I Mr Wm W. 116. Mr. Geo. se Mr. I.aar Tntan.s, Cardigan Mr. .1h; Mr. W Mims Qwie,. Mere I Mesdames A .aad o.Jerliar,drinnsea. EVANS's OLO-ESTABLISHED Genuine Patent Medicine 'Warehouse ...
... 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; ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... the operation of the late art, and also a part of thee-aunty of Kilkenuy. Mr. 11. Grattan said that if government slid not put down the Omar-nom in the North, be would arm his Itnauls for that expressed cordial approbation of the moths' war agreed to, and ...
... S. CASH Or SttDUCTION. Taman* v. floe Rey. John ffilmorke.—The damages were laid at .CWO, and the defendant pleaded the general issue. Mr. Keating ((Kin's Counsel), rose to state the ease In behalf of John Tanihan, the plaintiff. (Near to his Counsel ...
... thes; he afterwards said he mould go up lu Edwardes boars in Bears arm. I did not go ap loth* bows'. I west there is I was there the setae time as Harries the Oink. The De. was fail to John Lewis. I did sot say that the Dr. sat talcs is Cattilitababile. ...
... 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 ...
... by the p ii n g b u y, John, with total low d he , and one man, named Witham Blake of Waterford, In -causeowner of a iolent gale of wind whi ch she shoot miles to the westward of Cape Clear.—.. The huger Vert, Davies, from Cardigan, bound to Quehre, arrived ...
... from Waterford ; John, Gilbert, from Troon ; Eliza, Richards, from Bristol. for Milford ; Maria, Williams, from Newport. for Li% erpool ; Spartan, Ellis; lama Ann, tiers, for Liverpool; Emigrant. Paqiell, from Liver; I, for St. John's, N. H., having curried ...
... 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 ...
... Assizes A Priest, accused of rape and murder; a'Becket declared the indictment void, caused the culprit to be seized by his own armed men, brought him before the ecclesiastical tribunal, deprived him of his Prebend, and he was puhlire discipline adjudicates ...