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... 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 ...
... Appetite. Pimple*. er Cutaneous Beres, would do wolf Iu try the LIVER PILLR, as now prepared from the preseripthm of thee at Dr. JOHN ARM• STRONO, of Rerun-610am mad author of the work on Typhus pod Scarlet Peter, Ise., by the proprietor's agents, Messrs. Wiustantey ...
... 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 ...
... Society’s first To John Taylor Esq du owner for nextbest year old heifer Society’s medal To the lion rd Mostyn owner for next best 2 year old heifer Society’s third medal ToR J Esq Calcot for the next best Society’s fourth medal 19 Mr John Dawson occnpier ...
... WELIII4MAN has the largest circulation, and is the only Liberal Paper published, the three Connties of Carmarthi a, Pembroke, and Cardigan. There are upwards of 250 copies of the WELSII MAN taken in and its circulation throughout Glatuorgaushire is very considerabk ...
... it. LORD CARDIGAN'S COUIFITT IL FOR THE OF F 1.111.1510 A Dcxx.—lf the law is cot to be altered, it ought to be enforced and vindicated. A little unKentlemanly prison dicipline would be the hest thing in the world for gentlemen of the Cardigan school ; ...
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... Richard Aubrey, Mr. William Bevan, Colonel Cameron, Mr. John Grose, Mr. Samuel Jenkins, Mr. Martin, Mr. G. Ityng Morris, Mr. Thomas Owen, Mr. George Rolls. Mr. John Richardson, Mr. John Strick, Mr. John Henry Vision, M.P., and Mr. David Walter,. The business ...
... Reynolds tbe conduct of Lord Cardigan which contain the following His Lordship must be prepared to meet charge to be founded on following facts and conversation A regimental court-martial having taken place of which my ward Capt John Reynolds member tbe sentence ...
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... contrary to be done” About ten since woman called country post-office not hundred miles from John o’Groat’s with letter and four eggt of the postage the same John o’Groat Journal capture of Beyrout occasioned great sensation throughout the funds fallen cent ...