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... appears that their attaelionett to each other was remarkable.— Silurian. CARDIGAN BAY FISHING COMPANT.—A project was conceived, but not publicly announced, 25 years ago, by T. Johns, Esq, of Haforl for establishing a company at New Quay near Aberystwyth ...
... --Welters. Tombs. --Evans. Rees. Narherth—Lewis. Griffiths. John. Malkeig. Aberystwyth—Davis*. Lloyd &Cu Mitiord—Starbuck. Penthroke—llarclay. -- Wilmot . Troll—Reynolds. Ilird. llarris. Perry. I Cardigan—Davies. Swansea— Edmund Kiderelly.. Evans, GENERAL VERTISING ...
... the Rev. Joseph Evans, Mr. John White, of Ystlyseorilfav r, in the parish of Idamin, to Miss Ana Thomas, Ystlyscueduchaf, both the said parish. On the Ist instant, at the Baptist Chapel, Cardigan, by the Rev. David aces, Mr. John Morris, Cordwerier, Newport ...
... Edwards : John Saint Bathe. Richards, from Carmarthms, le sailed, the John and William. Edwards: Anna Maria, Mgt:4.s, fun Cardiff: John St. Barbe, Cork s with oak bark. 1 ',LAN ELLY.—Arrircd, the swat, Sal:- son, Griffiths • Mary Ant: Burgess; Bowe; John and ...
... TIUE 23th MARC!! ALL thnt INN and PUBLIC HOUSE. coiled the COOPER'S ARMS, on the art toot Water. Street now In the • 'Won ot Mr. T. W. Coot. For further part amity to the Prtorio Mr. John Lewis, Draper, Street, (if by letter, postpohl.) Carmarthen, Se A ...
... TILE WELSHMAN, OR GENERAL ADVERTISING CHRONICLL Fart Tar, PRINCIPALIT V. On the Slat of January lagt. Mr. John llevrell, formerly sant yor of tears, in this was re-admitted an Attorney of the Que►n's Bench. We arc happy to find that Lady Mary Williams ...
... Chairman. Col. Sir B. Camse, K.C.S. Robert Hoßond. Esq., M.P. John Elliotson.M.D. Vit.& I tieorge Lungley, Esq. C. Parebrother, Esq. Ald. Kenneth lisekensie, Esq. H. tiortiou, Esq. John Rawson, Esq. Joseph Thompson, Esq. PD —J. Elliotson, M.D. F.A.S ...
... is said to be a wealthy and a respectable man—thtpoet is a pauper. On Saturday eceninz last, an inquest was hell at the Cardigan Arms, before J. P. Watkins, Esquire, Coroner, on view of the body of Sarah Thomas, aged twenty months, who was unfortunately ...
... chance of subbing John llopkine, a workmen, in %Vim:ton-Street. Iletween nine and tea. o'clock on Ssturiley night last, Mathias a-as in company with a female *errant in me employ of Mr. Biggs, ot St. Mary Street, rind had his arms around her, when they ...