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... PARLIANIINT.—.IIr. Alderman ThoMpson moved the discharge of William the other sheriff, trorti the custody of the serjeant.M.arms.—Lard ' John Ransil did not are how the discharge of the sheriff would vindicate the prisiieges the House . He should rive the motion ...
... estimated his private friendship. Mr. John Thomas, of Brecon, was the artist. REGISTRATION DISTRICT.—ME. John Williams, of the Maeslough Arms and Bear Inn, Brecon, Registrar of Births and Deaths has appointed his sit, Mr. John Davies Williams, to be Deputy Registrar ...
... come before the .sheriff this term. Yesterday there were but three cases for trial. Satisfaction.”— After the flight Lord Cardigan with the wife of Colonel Johnstone, this noble and gallant lord wrote to the colonel state that was ready to repair the injury ...
... whole the sum of l5 was collected, which MI the following day was distributed among the pour of the town. CARDIGAN.?The inhabitants of town of Cardigan evinced every mark of loyalty and attachment to their beloved Sovereign on the occasion of her union with ...
... (foreman), Birojamla Harvey, J. P. Valiant, John Brows, John Hitchings, Charles Charles, AVilliam Thomas, John Davies William Kelly, Henry Prase, Thro. Galati, Charles Sales, Joseph Phrry, William Sotto°, sad John Nicholas. The clubman informed the Grand ...
... and Wyke, Abergavenny; Posser, Vaughan,and Williams, Brecon; Ferris, Browne, and Seme, Bristol; Davies, and Williams. Cardigan ; P. John Rees, and C. Vachell, Cardiff; Bradford, Chepstow ; Dister, Cowbridge; Hughes, Llandilo; Hoes, Llandovery; J. Davies ...
... engineer, to Frances. daughter of the late Mr. David Ed wards, of the Glamorise Arms, Swansea. On Thursday , the 21 s t instant. at Llashadanaaver, Cardiganshire, Mr. John Rees, Bu i lder , to Ass, Captain Thomas Jones, of Rock House, Aberyetwlth. On Tuesday ...
... defined to have been the that braved a thousand years the battle and the breeze. on the right of this seat was displayed the arms of the Salwey family, hearing, is proud relief, the irewription fief tiolualos Dei Around the mills. figured most of the e ...
... PAIRS In the ('manties of Carmarthen, Pembroke, Cardigan Glamorgan, Radnor, Monmouth, Anglears, t'arnar. von, Denbigh, Flint, Merimteth, Montgomery, and Breeknork, during the week :—lAmoner.Narberth, and Rhayader, BS; lovagbarne. Lianrynydd, laanddarog ...
... Corner. L l.ey consisted 1(» dark bay barouche horses, and carriages. Her late Royal Highness's town carriage, with the Royal arms of England superbly emblazoned, yellow hammcr-cloth, Ac., fetched 71 guineas; u travelling landanlel, til guineas; the garden ...
... under obligetion to Lord Cardigan permitting to defray large expense (40000 1) fur tlie of dree necessary on conversion of the 1 1th Dragoons into regiment We authority for etatiug regiment changed from to Hussars upon Lord Cardigan’s wish A incurred dresses ...
... They base sot soother ship of this class la t►e water. Bat to t►e British list we night bane added three sell-nf-tbe•lioe arming in China, e deusnastratios ships, which are la a forward state to ?muse their emus, vim, the Agincourt. 72; St. George, 190; ...