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... all persons being carriod between Great lf'itain and America except in the saperior vessel. If, as has been already said, Sir John than will not co: nest willingly to the extension clause striae!: out of the Bill, the petitioners have only to incur the ...
... Parishes. (fret/piers. I,lairt-y-wern:and Punt Trrtrra NI anorowea John and Thllilin. Frrelied, &c. licteddy Uchat and ticteddy (lairul . I) • 1 Timothy Dories, Martha Itowr, John Howell% Part of Sclrddy lase 1)0. Mr. Joel Jrnkin4 and others Ty-nrwyd•l ...
... Llnnelly. 1 ion the 15th inst., in St. Mary's, lard, by licence, Mr. John Owen, to Miss Anne Sambruck, both of that place. On the 1(1th instant, at Saint Marv's Church. Swansea. Mr. John William Bowen, Draper, to Miss Jane Tyler, both of Swansea. On the ...
... y.wern and Pont Tretera Manorowen John Howells apd Thomas James Herod Perched, &e. Do .Henry Griffiths knd 'fininthy Davies Timothy Davies, Mar th a Roth, and &teddy tchaf and Srletldy Ganol.. . Do l. John Howells Part of Seleoltly Issaf . ...
... Parish of Llanfihan gel-Geneu'r-Glyn. in the Pointy of Cardigan. comprise:ay nearly 703 .leres of .Irable, Meadow, and Pasture Land. 'o be Solb bp Ruction, By Mr. EDIT' WILLIAMS, At the Herbert Arms Lim in MechamUtah, WEDNESDAY, The Lky nj.4lyrst, UM, (Tlemcen ...
... ent 112 a. la. Be. - The above farm is situate within miles e( the town of Cardigan, on the smith side of the river Ti y, when. the nail! river entrtiers itsell into Cardigan Ray. One the proposed Termini of the Great Union Railway from Gloucester to ...
... Wyke, Aher. earenny ; Prosser, Vaughan, and Williams, Brett., Ferris, Browne, and Senn.. Bristol; Davies and Williams, Cardigan ; P. John, Rev), and C. Vat:hell. Cardiff; Bradford, Chepstow; Lister, Cowsrider ; Hughes, (filo ; Kees, Llandorery ; J. Hawks ...
... Baptist Minister, Tredcgar, aged 5 years. At Cardiff, on the 4th, aged 67, Mr. John Jenkins, stone mason, and formerly landlord of the Three Tuns, Duke Street. Oa the 24th ult., John Rush, second son of the Rev. Thomas Bowen, of Swansea, aged 3 years. CARMARTIIF ...
... Wyke, Miergavery Prosser, Vangtein, and Williams, Brecon Ferris, m Browne, and Seine, Bristol; Hacks and Wit- Iliams. Cardigan ; P. John. Bees, and C. Vaeliell, /Cardiff; Bradfor , !, Chepstow ; Lister, Cow:whir , ; /inches, Llaiidito ; 1t. lovery ; ...
... to Agnes Matilda, youngest daughter of the late Mr. John Dart, of Waterford. ißtatti. On Sunday night last, aged 54, awfully sudden, the Rev.! Thomas Griffiths, of Hawes, in the county of Cardigan. On that morning he preached, and Rdmtuistered the sacrament ...
... Llandoysant Llangaduck . fianscrtyli. The Guardians of the Poor for Aberystwyth for this year are, John'. Hughes, Esq., Solicitor; Captain J. Teak, RN. ; Mr. John Davies, Linen Draper; and Mr. Robert Edwards, Woollen Draper.—The Overseers are Mr. Joseph Roberts ...
... W. Thomas, Captain John Davies, of the brig Befsq, of Cardigan. to Miss Mary Davies, daughter of Mr. Daniel Davice; Shopkeeper, Saint Dognsell's, Pembrokeshire. Oa the 29th instant, at the same place. Thomas Rees, to Frances John, of St. Doginell's ...