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... particulars, with terms of Sale. may be obtained, on application (if h, letter, free of postage) to William Amlot, Solicitor, Cardigan. WANTED. a respectable YOUTH as an APPRENTICE to the DRAPERY and GROCERY BUSINESS. A moderate preniimn will be expeeted.—Apply ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... dad Ir.je Against John Afinicere Farm—At the last Assizes for the County of Brecon, this case was tried heftier a Special Jury, and ■ verdict entered for the lessors of Plaintiff, with leave to inure fora commit upon two points. M. John Evans this day moved ...
... business by an act of violence. The Lord Mayor (to the defendant)—Can't yea manage to arrange the dispute without an appeal to arms? Is it not too bad to try to blow out each other's brain, for nothing ?—(A laugh.) Dr. Brewer stated that a misunderstanding ...
... Puvan, Han., M. P.—ln addition to the many munificent acts of Pryse Pryse, Esq., M. P. for Cardigan and its contributary boroughs, the inhabitants of Cardigan have this week h pleasure in returning to their worthy Member their grateful acknowledgments ...
... --On Wedneolay, the nth instant, William Isaac, a mason belungitm to the Parish of Eg- Iwyscummin, was brought before the Rec. John Evans, Clerk, at Laugharne, charged by the agent of 0. It'dhams, Esq., with having cut down, carried away, and appropriated ...
... 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. ...
... tenant D. s. Davies, Esq.; Smith io John Jmeq se w ing t o Th o m as Lloyd, Coedsnore. All the candidates performed adomrably well, and it is inceedible what improvement them is in the art of ploughing, is the county Cardigan, since the conimeamoseat of the ...
... exclaim against the assertion as a slander was Mr. John Jones himself ! This then, coupled with the Carmarthen Journal's editorial remarks of last week, proves two things,—first, that either Mr. John Jones gave the cue for that article to - the Editor ...
... 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 ...