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... England and Wales. In the horoogh of Cardigan, although there wan no polling, yet Viere was a kind of a. contest which terminated in the election of the following gentlemen : Patrick Brown, Esq.; George Nugent, E.g.; John Erans, Mercimat ; David Jenkins, ...
... Windg Cross Clock, 29 Sept. 1835 To do. John Davies, for Sweeping Parade 'fo do. John Lewis, Watchman, to 27 Deer 18:t4 To do. John Morgan, do. to 27 Norr. 1835 To do. do. do. 2 loads of Coal & Straw To do. Mr. John Lazenby, to 23 Deer. 1835, as P. order ...
... Dawning, from Truro; Susannah Harry; Friends Good. will, Carter; Amelia, Williams; John and Mary, Sham. brink, f St. ken; Navarino, Paynter , ; Owen, Johns, from Penzance; John Caruall, Kowet, from rowey ; Eniiiy, Ball, from Liverpool ; Ann and Mary, Williams ...
... months. Attorney, W. Parry, Esq. 6. Peter Shaw, opposed. Remanded for 8 months. Attorney, W. Parry, Esq. 7. John Thomas, not opposed. Discharged. 8. John Murray Galbraith, discharged. Attorney, R. James, Esq. 9. Josh. Lewis, discharged. Attorney, R. Jaynes ...
... QUACKERY ; the true Philos°. My of Health and Disease, ant the necessity and coin. mencement of Medical Reform• JOHN JONE 4, Druigi.t, Cardigan. T. it H. WILLIAMS,Pri6tcis, LAUGHARNE. To be Let, Unfurnished, 6 9 MONTI'S, And entered epos immediately, 4LARGE ...
... severest of punishoser to—Transported beyond the seas for life. John Jones was indicted for having on the night of the 17th of Jody last, broken open and entered an outhouse belonging to John Phillips, and stealing therefrom • quantity of bread, cheese, ...
... Harris; Mr. John Davies, Roar's Head; Mr. William Thomas, Draper; Mr. Rieliaril I Spurrell ; Mr. John Evans, Cross, Mr. Thomas Griffith, Pentrelivdd; Mr. Benjamin Davies; Mr. Thoma► Morgan ; Mr. Edward Bowen Jones; Mr. Joh Jones; Air. John Thomas, Draper; ...
... HENRY NI'II.I.OOK. K. LS., Chairman. JOAN STEWART, Esq., hf. P. Deputy Chairman. John Est Charles °tray Mayne. Alexander Italßle, Lag. Reinert kronen, Esq. Rosanquet. Esq. John Roger., Jun.. Earl. Chula. Daehwend Bruce, Esq. Kees Goring Thomas, Esq. William ...
... Myddleto• Lloyd, E.q., of daughter. fßarrLignr. At Landlio, the 15th Inirlant, by the Hew. H. Dna* of Mr. Tracey, of Candor Arms, to Marla turners. of the same plate. At no Thursday week, by the Rte. Henry Te3ke, M. A.. I-lwrence, Esd Linton, in Min Anue ...
... PRYTHERCII, Esq. Mr.LIJOYDI,LEWELTS It. B. WILLIAMS, Esq. Mr. JOHN HARRIS THOMAS MORRIS. Esq. Mr. J. RAONALL THOMAS OR kTREX., Esq. Mr. W. HULM L. WREY, Esq. Mr. JAMES MORSE A. TIMMINS, Esq. JOHN DAVIES, Esq. —That Mr. Thomas Jenkins, of I'enrhose CAtage ...
... H.; Trevor, Hon. 0. R. ; Wood, Col. T.—Prose Prose, Esq., M. P. for Cardigan, paired in favor of the original motion.—We hare in vain looked over the lists for the moue of Sir John Owen—what has become of the Hon. Bert. we know not, tint surely it is ...
... Allred. from Swansea, Patrol' Artless. Jones, from Newport, for Cork ; Anna Maris. Lloyd. from (~r Limn ; John. ; Marin, Evans, from Cardigan, for Newport ; Pieton. Jones, from Newport. tiouthanioton t •her, Rock from Wexford, for Ilihourroster ; Elias ...