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... Dinorben Arms The festivities in vicinity coursing dogs at the Four Crosse- direction ofl-'oryd afterwards up across door the last hare started running close to the of where she got away from the dogs Several smart made At half pasl forty-seven to Arms Nearly ...
... William Bardgett, Esq. Samuel Bevington. Esq. William Fechney lilack, Esq. John Urightman, Esq. George Cohen, Esq. ■Willis Coventry, Esq. John Drewett, Esq. ,Ililli is Coventry, Esq. John Drewett, Esq. Robert Eglinton, Esq Erasmus Robert Foster, Esq. Alex. ...
... quiet. John James also slopped, or followed him. The Bowens passed on, and one of them told William Williams that David Davies’s rnrt was again staying j behind. This induced Wm. Williams once more lo I return. did not see either John Janies or John Davies ...
... 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 ...
... nud Auditors; Messrs. Joseph John Fsmand and Evan inston were re-elected os Auditors, and Mr. David Jenkins, draper, was elected Assessor with Mr. James Sims who was re-elected. Brfcknock Union*. —On Saturday lost, Mr John Davies, managing clerk to the ...
... ef age,»WANT8 a i UAJ ION, in any respectable Family in the neigh- rnood or county of Monmouth. He has been brought tip to arming understands Trees, can manage a Kifchen Garden, *,an e*cellent Brewer, and can make himself#eneraf?y uWiful. character from ...
... authorized any ogle to pot Ms name to the bill km him. Prisoner sever spoke to Mai sheet horse. John Greenish.-1. a butcher living at Milford. The name John Greenish on the bills not `is, neither did the pcl ry sayliiiag to him shoot a bone. This tee ...
... Williams Bsq On the right of thechrirman Mr Swain Mr G T Roper Mr William Smith and Mr J Jones On left Mr Absalom Welkin Mr John Williams Mr Oeorge Jackson Mr Price general were confided to eleven who discharged duties to the satisfaction of the wore white ...
... notoriety, were the Karls of Zetland, and Krroll, Lords Sude- Icy, t’amoyA, Slielhurnc, Ilowick, John Kussell, Worslev, and thdpluu. Sirs Hussey Vivian. John Seale, Lvtton Hulwer, H. Hall, .1 Guest, I’. Troubridge, and Lacy Messrs. Kll re. Sheil, Hume, ...
... Morris Hendref David Davies John Williams John Roberts Abbey '‘I Edw Ellis Edw Leigh Holywell Ellis Richard W J St Asaph John Henry Parrv 6 Edward A Jones Mold John N' thanirl Richard Humphreys Hill Wm Evans Edward Evsns John Evan senior ...
... instant, at hew yd, the Rs-r. T. Dai i Ci ickwheel. near Highmead, Mr. John n.Yhics.of Fft nr.or to Sarah, second daughter of the late Mr. Timothy Jont A'nysfel. the county Cardigan. On the I2lh instant, at St. Woo’los clinroh. Mr. Joseph Bill, to Mr* ...
... JONES. THOMAS COOKE, For the Monmouthshire Canal Co THOMAS COOKE. JOHN JENKINS. JOSEPH BEAUMONT, For John Jones, Esq. JOSEPH BEAUMONT. TREDEGAR WHARF COMPANY J ICR. CAIRNS. GEO. OLIVER. JOHN CORNER. STEAM OOALS. NEWPORT, M 0 NMOUTIISHIR R. IT has been proved ...