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... his hand, and there is no doubt, had he not been immediately seized by the arms, some injury would have been inflicted by him. He was committed the following morning to Cardigan gaol to take his trial at the next assizes. A Christmas Box.— rather curious ...
... Herefordshire—Hereford, Tuesday itth-Ledbury Monday Bth— Leominster, Saturday 13th. uk—Builth, Monday Talgarth, 2nd. Cardigan-shirk—Cardigan, Saturday 13th—Lami>eter, Saturday Landysell, Thursday llth. Radnorshire—Howey, Saturday 6th—Presteign, Sarurdav 6th ...
... Edward Morrison J Wigney I N Duucombe T Nagle Sir R Will) rah am Duncombe Hon W O'Brien C Williams W Dunlop John O'Connell D Williams Sir J P>dwards John O'Connell J Wilmot Sir J Elphinstone O'Connell M Young Etwall Oliphant L Evans George Oswald J TELLERS ...
... mayor of Ludlow has received a communication from Lord John Russell, acquainting him that the king has been pleased to grant the power to hold a Court of Quarter Session-10 the Boiough of Ludlow. John Romilly, Esq. is recommended by the Town-Councilof Ludlow ...
... Sir R. Vyvyan, T. C. Whitmore, Col. Wood, Sir . Wynne. Sec. &c. John Barneby, Esa. M. P. for Droitwich, paired off in favour of Lord Stanley's motion, with Pryse Pryse, Esq. M.P. for Cardigan, Sec. The French papers of Thursday state that intelligence had ...
... summonses were issued against the four policemen concerned the transaction, viz. Thos. Llewellin, Robert Veryard, John James, and John Powell, to appear hefore the County Magistrates at the Shirehall, to answer a counter-charge of assault and false ...
... Adams, Esq. Mr. T. T. Webb. Thomas Thomas, Esq. Mr. S. Tardhew. Daniel Prythebgh,Esq. John Davies, Esa. Thomas Morris, Esq. Mr. Lloyd Llewelyn. Thomas Gratrf.x, Esq. Mr. John Harries. W. L. Esq. Mr. J. Bagnall. A. Timmins, Esq. Mr. W. HulbT. Morris Sayce, ...
... quoted in the debate on the night before, by Lord John Russell, the correctness of which quotation was denied in the House of Lords, by Lord Lyndhurst, a few hours before Mr. O'Connell corroborated Lord John Russell's version:— *' Why, Sir, have Gentlemen ...
... Bromyard, Monday, John Barneby, Esq. M. P. tbe Chair, to elect Relieving Officers for the several Districts. There were upwards of applicants, the following being the successful ones :—Mr. Thomas Davies, for District No. 1 Mr. John Rann, for No. 2; Mr ...
... rifle distance the army »»fore they were aware of his presence. Two of smail arms and canon loaded with musket settled the affair. The Mexican soldiers then threw down their arms, most of them without firing, and begged for quarter—6oo or 700 were killed ...
... has been presented by Lord to Vicarage of Hales Owen. Commission signed by the Lort> Lieutenant op the, County of Cardigan ?Royal Cardigan Militia (Rifles).?Lieutenant Henry Touchet Davies to be Captain, vice Phiilips, promoted? Gazette. Ludlow Midsummer ...
... aeighbouniood. On the 15th inst. the Lord Bishop of St. Davids was pleased to collate the Rev. Benjamin Evans, Lecturer of St John's, Swansea, to the Vicarage of Glascombe, the county of Radnor, vacant tbe death of the Rev. J. Jones. The Lord Bishop of Worcester ...