... 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 ...

... Mr. John Vaughan, builder. Ste. of Llangedwin, and also for several years clerk of parish. On*the 20th Inst at his residence, Noyudd-Wiillm. near Cardigan, aged 47 yean, William Audatt, Esq. solicitor, of Cardigan. the 20th Inst, suddenly. Mr. John Clarke ...

... re- •-i iud the li»t did certainly appear sadly ulr J. and in most pitiable plight. Oh, John . ' Julm .lone* ! ! for xhatne, John Jones !! ! Ism-fore .irt thou, John Jones ( tam*T»iTH.—The Late Gale,—During the U'-dnesday evening week, and the following ...

... lofiy Cader Idris Mountains, a pours its waters oto the spacious bay of Cardigan . the sounds command extensive and varied prospects embracing the views of the vaie and bay of Cardigan, yd the lott his; the home scenery Summit of Cader Idris, and the far ...

... has received iustructiona from the proprietor to offer the above valuable and desirable Estate for sale, at the Corsygedol Arms Inn, in the town of Barmouth, on Tuesday, the Eighteenth day of August, 1B4I», Five o’clock precisely, subject to conditions ...

... instead of that of Pryse, and also bear the Arms of oaly, and that such Surname and Arms may in like manner be taken. borne, and used by his issue ; such Arms being duly exemplified according to the Laws of Arms, and recorded in the Office, otherwise the ...

... Gate, Llandrinio Gate, Alberbury Gate, and Milldirgerrig Gate, will l»e Let Auction, to the highest bidder, at the Wynnstay Arms Inn, Llanfyllin, iu the county of Montgomery, on Saturday, the 20th day of March next, between the hours of and o'clock iu ...

... Lord John Uuasell « official residence in Downinguw of bringing under the conernmnit the resolutions adopted > council in Dublin, and to urge and effective relief for the liitricts in Ireland where distress The deputatiouists were couri.urd John Uussell ...

... History and Antiquities of the Count: of Cardigan, 4to, bds, published at £4 4s. London, 1807 Morrison's Famil Prayers for every Morning and Evenin; throu, leaves, 4a out the Year, large 8vo, Moultrie’s (John) Poems, smal! 8vo, cloth, 5s, ondon, Pickering ...

... night, with threes, fear, or, ve other certain enclosed lands, armed with for the purpose of tekiog game, on the 24th of Novea.~ ber, in the parish of Lianelian yn Rhos, om the pre- perty of John Lioyd Wyna, Esq., of Cood Coch, Joba Jones, son of Mr. Wyna’s ...

... of £15. for maofully defending property under his charge. Seven ‘people near Ballyvoe, who pursued an armed party so long and so closely that the arms were A party ol ropped, have received gratuities, constables captured a notorious offender i a wave under ...

... Col of Arms. Also that his al Highness shall for the future use and bear t al Arms, differenced with a label of three points ai t, the centre point charged with the cross of St. George, quarterly witb the arms of his Mlustrious house, the Royal arms in the ...