... tage, in this county, the lady of W. G. II whoa. Esq., of a soot and heir. On Friday ae'linight, Mrs. 'rhontas, wife of Mr. John John Mama., Schoolmaster, Llandoeery, of a daughter. On Sunday morning last, Mrs. Davies, wife of Mr. Da rid Davies, of Abercrychatt ...

... obtain a majoritv, is I I ed by the fact that Lord Halliburton, who is in extreme 311 health, was carried in his servants' arms into the library of the House of Commons, and there remained until the division bell rang, when he was wheeled in a chair into ...

... my honour. The Sergeant.at-Arms then said Teoman Usher, call in James Thomas, Earl of Cardigan. The noble earl was then placed outside the Bar, when The Lord High Steward addressing him, said—James Thomas Earl of Cardigan, you have been indicted for ...

... upon honour.” The Sergeant at Arms said: —Yeoman Usher, call in James Thomas Karl of Cardigan. The noble lord was aeeordinglv called in. and his Grace the Cord High Steward addressing him, said—.lames Thomas, Karl of Cardigan, you have been indicted for ...

... Lewis, Llattairon. J. LL Philipps, E, John M. Davies, Esq., W. E. !Ushuaia, Esq., Alban Lewis Gwyone. Fon Capt. Jones, Gsrytifrin, Matthew D. Rißiu n. EM.. Matthew Davies. Esq., John Hughes. Esq., Alldwyd, John Davies, Esq., Powered/en, Thomas 0. Morgan ...

... Rees, from Aberdovey : Adeona, bidder, from Cardigan: Agnes, fliches. lion, Antioch: Mary, Hurlow, from Pembroke: John and Susan. Merrix, from Shoreham: Edward, Cat% from Rye: Minerva, Gorvin, from Bideford: John and Mary, I Pale, from Weltiod, all in ballast ...

... nhr next. C•enwel for Mr. WILso, and Mr. Ntr arms. for defendant, Mr. al LTO4. Q. C., Mr. Jnev EV Q. C., and Mr. V. Ww.t., tag. Beide Lined/ea.—Record withdrawn. he learned Judge lett Havertor.lwen for Cardigan on Wednesday afternoon, at half-poet four. ...

... 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 ...

... 3a. I IP, IMMO or leis. The above Property commands extensive Views of Cardigan Bay and the Country adjacent; is a ithin one nine and a half of the Market and Post Town of Cardigan, to and from which Turn there la London daily;ltlail and, from its contigutty ...

... Port, the Margaret, Williams, and • lie Eaglet, Phillips, for Liverpool, and the John alld .\Iary, Hichanl-, lor Llalle'!y, the N..ptUIlt', Johns, tlie Tredegar, Johns, Ibe M nderator. No 3, ,fie Joliti-, iiiid tti,- S,,il't, Hill, to,- floistol, all ...

... persons pre,ent John Marks was there. It was on the 27th of June, 18.17. - V.rolkt Piennif for £llB In.. sd. Counsel for plaintiff, Mr. Hall, and Mr. V. Williams Attorney, %Ir. Ando., Cardigan. Counsel fur defendant, Mr. Wilson. John was then placed at ...

... 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 ...