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... Woodward and Herd Brighton, Gray, Upton, Mosley, and J Wheeler Bristol, AnnJor.es Birmingham, Hollingsworth Cheltenham, Archer Cardigan, C. Lewis Tho innumerable testimonials of cures of cniamct, gulta serem, ophthalmia, inflammation, nervous head-ache, deafness ...
... essentially warlike. Twenty.five years of peace are too much for their lore of arms and of glory. They sigh, they groan, for another campaign, with hundred thousand men under arms. They most fight.. Glory is their cry, and they know of no other than that ...
... Eyre, Esq. William Kehl. Esq. Rupert Peritu‘un, Esq. Edward W. Taylor, Esq. Th Hope. Rag. John Wilson. J. D Hustler, Eaq. Wm. Whittaker, Esq. •UDITOI/. gyre, KM. John Wilson Esq. I G. Williams, P.sq. T. Mr. Willa. Hole. The Bank of England; Sank of Ireland ...
... beilh*. as she will take only a limited number of PAsseagers. For freight or passage, apply to JOHN CORNER & Co., Agents, Newport; Mr. A. WILLIAMS. Tredegar Arms, Newport; Or to Captain PINES, on board. Newport, Aptil 18th, 1839. N.B. Has room for a few ...
... Chnreb, nn Saturday but, by the Rev. John Evans, %law, George 'Lorenll Junes, Esq., Cottage, to Helm Tobin, relict of John Pond., Esq. eratbd. Os Wednesday last, of pulmonary consumption. Io the 24th year of his nue, Mr. John Thomas. late Master of the Nvrerir4 ...
... Pe .bryn, in the County of Cardigan, i n the district f pest eleven o'clock an extraordinayy Council was called up, and next day a mob of fire or six hundred corn- cheers mar bave • tendency to prnvehe a deltate.-(leted JOHN WOG, Secretary. a .lont distmet ...
... of Swansea. On the 28th isetaot, at the ledepeodest Chapel, Toot. isr, by the Rey. John Bunter, the Ben. Thomas Roes, of Reigste, to Ellett, eldest daughter of John Wright, Esq., Bryn Trion, sear Wrexham. Denbighshire. Oa the ath instant, at Old Castle ...
... supplied with uaiioit uoi ia..e the matter tit Ins own hands he arms. ,, had received several applications was sure il.-t emanujing from the noble and learned from persons who wished to arm in this manner; but t. not nlmte obtain respectful attention, be ...
... Esq., M.P. and Lord Lieut of the county of Cardigan. The following officers were then elected W. Rees. President ; Walter Rees, Vice-Presilent ; John Lewis, Thomas Lewis, and Peter George, Seer,taries ; John Jones and David Eenns, Stewards. after reeeirinr ...
... Hon. Sir R. H. Viviau, Bart., K.C.B.; J. H. Vivian, Esq., M.P., F.R.S., and F.G.S. C. R. M. Talbot, Esq., M.P., F.R.S.; Sir John Morris, Bart.; J. D. Llewelyn, Esq., F.L.S.; and Rev. W. Hewson, D.D. In consequence of the dry weather, fish in the river ...
... . near Cardigan Rev. John Hughes, IJonhaelarn Viesrate, Aberystwith; Rev. E. Morris. Llanelli Vicarage; Rev. David Parry. klywell, Brecorishire ; John Widths, Liongeler Vicomte. near Newcastle; John Jones. Mt. David's. mirth, n ; and Rev. ...
... family of three children to lament a truly alreetioaste mother. Oa Wednesday lett, very suddenly, at Cardigan, aged 44, Mrs. Mathias, widow of the late Mr. John Mathias, Coroser—a woman al at am ability, and who bad earned the lave sad esteem all who enjoyed ...