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... Lampeter, on the 30th of June last, before David Arthur Saunders Danes. Esquire, Chairman, Edward Lloyd Williams, John Griffiths, John ' Lewis, John Lloyd Davies, Herbert Vaughan, Alban Thomas Davies, and Thomas Lloyd, of Bronwydd, Ewes., and the Revs. Llewelyn ...
... traveller, Wm. Weeds, for. the Cm, upon John Frost, of Newport. arcepted by him, sod payable at the West of Reeked Hank, Bristol. net as duly paid at the Batik. We had bills of that sort from Mr. Fred four times a.year. John Chaphiln-1 am bookkeeper to Chapman ...
... eldest &winter of Mr. Danes, Llayoyfeelsen, in the parish of Llsofinydel. Os the 27th alt., at Nenaddleyd. la the empty of Cardigan, by the Rev. W. Evans. Mr. Eras Jones, in the parish of Limsartb, to Miss Eleanor Jones, Llaia, In the parish el Dvbevid ...
... leas the largest eireulittior. and is I', Liberal Poprr poilisherl, in the three (*.unties 4 C'armarthen, Pembroke, and Cardigan. ' There are upwards of 250 copies of the 'oleo in Swansea, and its rtratfotiou throughout Glamorgonshire is very ecautiderahk ...
... aud directed those costs were paid and likewise the amount of rates for 5s case and 3s d in other John should discharged from prison John Thorogood - John Thorogood length been allowed to walk out of Chelmsford goal an imprisonment of twenty-two months ...
... Saturday mornings, at a quarter before 5 o'clock. Swansea and Liverpool. PISS? CLASS STEAM PACKET, MOUNTAINEER, 140-Dorre Power, JOHN EI)WA RDS, Commander, IS intended to Sail with Goods end Passengers, in the Month of JUNE, To and from SIV.I.VSE.A. MILFORD ...
... Jones Cardigan; Samuel, I.landilo; James, Newcastle; Strickond Dawes, Swansea; Edwards and Phillips, Cardiff; Milford; Harry, Crickhowell, Morgan, Merthyr Tyilvil; Williams, Chepstow ; and ['awe. Monmouth.—Where likewise can be procured DICKER'S ARM! %TIC ...
... G. Phillips, chairman, Messrs. A. Thomas, E. M. Stacey, T. T. Webb, J. Jenkins, W. G. Thomas, J. Bsgnall, James Morse, and John Lewis. draper. , Previous to the chair being taken, the keeper of the clock ; at the Cross was reproved for allowing it to ...
... in the house of caxection.—Jaates Ivies C. John I Joan, butcher, of Newcastle, for an assoilt fined Ilk. including coax, or fourteen days' hard labour.—Esaa Henry, of Adpar ntrapike-gate, in the of Cardigan, 0. Jo‘a OWen, of the parish of Petthryn, for ...
... for the future sae and bear the royal arms, differenced with • label of three points argent, the centre point charred with the Cross of St. (image quarterly with the -arms of his illustrious house, the ;Royal Arms In the first sud fourth quarters. Splendid ...
... Lord Cardigan not equally gentlemanly and and Lord Hill equally consistent The crses referred to be briefly stated - Captain John William Reynolds at dinner called bottle of Moselle placed the table as usual in a bottle Next the Earl of Cardigan sent ...
... witness Thomas John who told bits that he had a hatchet in his hand that night ; the witness replied, John Richards said ; prisoner then said that he had no hatchet that night, and he was wrongly charged with respect to the hatchet. John Pugh was then ...