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... under iheir Corporate Seal. No. John I/.nsdule Mills N'o 7 Arthur Mann, ni Woburn Square, Ttiomas Dynr- rad, Abergavenny. Ttinmiis Cil.bs WilliH'n lleece r. Bedford F. J. Kl^ie Meyrick, Ksqrs ftichnrd Watthia*, a single armed man, was charged y Ow.-n Bowen ...
... m, and guard of the Cardigan rojal mail, to Miss Prosser, of Pembrokeshire. Tuesday se’nniglit, at St. Mn-jV church, Cardigan, Rev. C.rilTith Thomas, vicar. R. D. Jenkins, Esq , that place, to E!i/a, only daughter of the late John Bowen, Esq., Ffedefaid ...
... Printer Mathry Mr. W. Williams Milford . berth Mr. Saise, Plumber Mrs. Davies Mr. John Knight Swansea Miss Jenkins, Libraiy Hr. Stevens, Stamp Office Tredegar Mr John Davies (Brychao). One Agent may appointed in any Market-Town the Principality applicotion ...
... then asked, How say you, James Thomas, Earl Cardigan, are you guilty or not ? Tl»e Earl of Cardigan, firm voice, replied, Not guilty, my Lord.” I Clerk—“ How will you be tried, my Lord ? The Karl of Cardigan —“ my Peers.” The Noble prisoner then took his ...
... Velingigfrao was destroyed by j. '? party well armed, who met the common v*y»wrw, about eight miles fiom Cardigan. They 2? . oUS, y* «i*«*n notice of their intention. * ne Marines were ordered out from Cardigan, but by the time they arrived on the spot there ...
... Crawsliay Hailey Philip Williams, Ffynnonau J. P. De Winton, John Jones, Glanhonddu John Lloyd, Dinas John Powell, Walton Mount Samuel Church, Ffrwdgrech John Evans, Vicar of Cnckhowell John Hotclikis, Lanwyslc Villa L. Powell, Clyduch Iron ...
... the A.M.C. Mr, John Thomas, printer, Carmarthen David Jones, Llandovery • E. Evans, Swansea John Jones, Newcastle Emlyn F. ilurgest, Merthyr Tydvil David Davies, Llandilo ,J, James Cardigan J.Thomas, Brecon Evan Edwards, Aberystwyth John Thomas, Mynydd ...
... int-taol. aged 63. Jane, the wif-jof Mr. Tlmmss. alatorirv and builder, Berltelev-place, Brecon. tbe29ih nit., nged 68 the Rev John Jones. pendent minis'er. Ta'garth. Breconsbtre. lie bad been afflicted with , re for about years. do Wednesday last, aged ...
... chemise on it, and flannel night-gown over the legs ; the left arm was in position as if lifted towards the head, and the right arm resting across the chest; the right leg was over the left; the arms, legs, and body, were all supple; perceived some coagulated ...
... horn 1808, and married in 1833, to the daughter of the Rev. John Scott, and niece of the Earl of Meath. St DDFN death.— On the inst., an awful case of sudden death occurred at the Wyndham Arms Inn, Bridgend, in this county. A Mr. Sylvester, of the Strand ...
... House, near Preeteign, aged 18 months. John Thomson Stephens, eldest son of T. King Stephens, Esq. the 4ib inst., of consumnlion, the 19th year of bit age. Richard, youngest son of Mrs. Sarah Owen, tbe Kiug'e Arms. Carmarthen. Serious Accident.—On Tuesday ...
... places named t!ier*_i:i LLECHRID CHAPELHV. In the Count? of Cardigan, nt the Fishrr:man’s Arm? Inn, in the Village of Llechrid ; and the Mr. ung for hearing Appeals, the Black Lion Hotel. Cardigan, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon the September, 1811. MORRIS ...