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... 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 ...
... flour, from the Rose and Crown, In this town, the property of William John. Mr. James Evans, Banister, appeared for prosecution, and Mr. John Williams, Solicitor, for defence. Mary John sworn—l am the wife of Wdliem Johri, I fisherman, sad carrier between ...
... upon Lim. John John Lewis, for riot and assault—one year with hard labour. John Dav:s, E •ao Path, Richard Owen, Isaac Lewis, and Thorns Morgan, for training drilling—six mouths each. Joseph Jeui.ina, William Owen, John Evans, Edward Booms, ...
... years. Attorney for prosecution. Mr. W. Amlut, Cardigan; attorney 1 r prisoner, Mr. K. I). Jentin, Cardigan. Carver. Pal:4 Cana.—David Dudes indicted fur a riot sad vault in the parish of St. Mary. Cardigan, on the 28th of March last. This loactmenl arose ...
... for (lurk: Mary, James: John, Pointe: Hooter, P 11!. lips, for Yougisall, frets Newport: William arid Sally, Friends, from Swansea, for Cork; Ann, Morns, from Carmarthen, fur Waterford. Sailed, the Pembroke Stan bu ry : John, Nichols s Martha, Porter: ...
... ednes¡Jay, John Drinkworth, James Eliazar Hughn;, Thomas Salter, John Smith, Wm. Clift, and Thomas King, were indicted for riols at Birmingham oil the 4th of July. The prisoners all pleaded guilty. ACQUITTAL ANII D1SCII A ItOK OF l)R. TAYLOR. Dr. John Taylor ...
... sold' , and the soldiers would not act against the people. Ile asked if they had fire-arms, and were ready; and the ewer was given by a discharge of fire-arms. 'lbis meeting continued till midnight. Theme facts were fully proved by witnesses; some ...
... Printer. Liandovery ; at the ivy Bush lintel, Carmarthen; and at the Cumbria* Newspaper (Mice, and Markwottb Arms [NM, Swansea ; and Beaufort Arm% Monmouth. Itßisl'oL GENERAL Steam Navigation Company, ()Frio:, I, QUAY, BRISTOL QWIFr and commodious STEAM ...
... Langdale; Caine. Vice Chancellor, Sir Lancelot Shadwell, St. John's. King's Bench, Lord Denman, Chief Justice, Bt. John's , Sir Joseph Littledale, St. John's; Sir John Patteson, King's; Sir John Williams, Trinity. Common Pleas, Sir Nicholas ...
... gentle eminence, and is fit for the wept' of • family. It commands a full view of the head], and of Cardigan hay, and is within a few minutest' walk of Cardigan Bar, where the water is quite pure, and the sands very extensive, hard, and firm. The neighbourhood ...
... of son. Marriage's. On the 20th instant, at Clydey Church, Pembrokeshire, by the Rev. Mr. Griffiths, Mr. John Edwards, of Penton& near Cardigan, to Sarah, eldest daughter of the Rev. William Miles, Tyrhos. Nothing was more remarkable In late Session ...
... Newcastle Emlen. of ayes. 0a the 17th instant, at St.. Cawthorn, the Rev. Geillth Thomas, John Parry, of Abervstisith, Esquire, to Mrs. Davies, of the C,astle Grin, Cardigan. Oa Tuesday week, at Rodboroagh Taheraaele. Gloucestershire. by the Re.. Thomas Blaney ...