Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... llth inst. Ctre.-lord, the Rev, J. Tstykss Lloyd. John Hykes, l-.»q of Karl * Place, Kenkiun*. to Christian WatM>u, unlv child ut Joseph Tbotlej.laq. Crue* Dowel. Denbighthirc. the l.'rth mst. Rhyl, Mr. John Williams, of Belywell, to Mite Judith Julies, of ...
... at hit residence, in Dean-street, Hangor, of bi.« age. Mr. John Drown, sen. printer I:.«ior of the Svrth Wults Chronicle. . ( iu>t. at the bouse of her sou, Mr. William r. .â¢( the Crewe Arms Hotel, Crewe, aged 87, Mrs. Edwards. relict of the late Mr ...
... Rev. Mr. Johnes. Captain Humphreys, Ate. and on the left by the Rev. John Lloyd, Edward Farmer, K» ...
... Birmingham Plans and Specifications of the Works and Seetions rddan Arms, of the Drains may be seen at the Go Aberystwith; Black Lion, Cardigan; Wynnstay Arms, Machynlleth; Oxford Arms. ington; Bear Ine, : Newtown. Oak Inn, Welsh Pool; Castle Inn, Brecon; ...
... that ha* received instructions from the proprietor to offer the above valuable and desirable Estate for sale, the Cor•yg-dol Arms Inn, iu the town of Barmouth, Tuesday, the Eighteenth day of August, 1846, Five o'clock precisely, subject to eondiliosis, ...
... Joseph Davies, clerk the Shrewsbury Street Act Commissioners. the Pith iu»t. at Mold, Flintshire, aged years, Ann, wile of Mr. John Snow Berriugtou. On the oth inst at Bootle land. Kirkdale, near Liverpool, aged 'l7. Elizabeth, wife of Mr. J. I.ightbourne ...
... were .Mr. John .Miller, of Morfa .Mawr, Kvaus, (ilanfreud. and Mr. Richard Rowland*, and for the £1 prize, Mr. John I’ugh. of iVnygraig, .Mr. John Kdwards, of Khydtir, and Mr. Willtani Jonc>, of llrynca.-tell. The judges on the were Messrs. John Kdwards ...
... Lianrwet, on Monday week. John Evans, a ship-carpenter had assisted his brother-ia-law, John Owen, master of the boat, The Marquis, to navigate his vessel, with a cargo uf limestuacs, to Trefriw , and it being a fine day, the wife of John Evans, the captain's ...
... Ksq. John Hampton, Ksq. William Jones, Ksq. Charles Harrison, Ksq. Tryadyn; Mr. Howard Williams, Cross; Mr. P. E. Kyton, Mold; Mr. Thomas Price, ditto; Mr Kdward Williams, Bronffynon; Mr. John Williams, Celyn; Mr. T. Whitley, Hroncocd; Mr. John Griffiths ...
... subject to the conditions to be thea produced LOT 1. LL that good-accustomed road-side INN, known XA. by the sign the Waggoners* Arms, situate on the main read from Whitchurch to Frees, and now the occupation of Mr. Edward Brookes, together with the yard, ...
... where a Map of the Property may be seen. Ni RIONETHSHIR ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY TO BE LD BY AUCTION, At the Corsygecoil Arms, in the town of Barmouth, on Friday, the 25th day of July, 1844, By Mr. T. PAYNE, Between the hours of 5 and 6 o'clock in the ...
... oocurred on Easter Sundey, in tbe llth euder the command of the Berl of Cardigan > Mr. Macauray said it bad been that he had stated that there was a precedent for the followed by Lord Cardigan, which wes most improper and culpable. What be bed stated was this ...