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... In. tare be by Mr. John Phillips, Draggist, Haverfordwest. Bold Bezel at Is. led. sad b. dd. such. Sold Wheless& SUTTON & Co., 10, Bow Church yard, AGENTS. _ Mr. William Williams, Druggist, Canner Mr. W. O. Druggist, Tuohy Mr. John OrmonL Druggist, Pembroke ...
... (Thomas Abbot), and introduced, and the Rev.. Heigh Janata, of Brithilun. ‘lexanir Colton. John IlotTnett. and W. Blackmon. W. Davie. of 'falybont (in Eoglish), and John blouses, three or the seunco. The Ninthly/ ea, hove-to at the of Mathytilleth, preached ...
... Rees, will thew the &lair: and for further particulars. apply to Messrs. Iduyd and Davies, Solicitors, Cardigan lea. George; SolLitor ' Cardigan, with whom a Map et the Karate may be seen; or of Mr.. George Goode. lamb and Aectloneer, at his (res, rimer ...
... freest Aker calling St r ed Coroners catatty, the toweed lo :Nair and were sworn eh C. annei Talbot, EN., M.P. John Henry Vi Es q. John Dißwyn John N. Lome, Williams, ; Theme Penrice, B; Wm. Ego. Hart* Ho . T. ard Thomas, En.; nrctEq j knlhew Mnitridge, Esq ...
... WE, the widersigned, JAMES SMITH, a DyWr)a, in the parish of lAnspeter.velfrey, In the county f Pembroke, tientleman, and JOHN LEWIS. of the Comity of the Borough of l'arseaoben. Mercer. be Mt the Assignees appointed by the raid Court of the personal ...
... the Petit J uld;. — Merris Williams; Mr. William) Mathias; Mr. Jai. Mac Laren; Mr. John Owens; Mr. George loch; Mr. John Scale; Mr. George Thomas : Mr. James Scale; Mr. John Evans ; Mr. JenLins ; Mr. Benjamin Jobs; Mr. Thomas Evans. Jaw was indicted for ...
... the whole of theW crews the Noss gni Ow the 14 Pas; lea few after M LT T. visit dim Mr. 7Yim John, fanner, bias *beet way bedew= Cowbridge and and son Mr. John, of 'linguist% Cambridge, lost hie in returning bete market. Zesty menieg tie an bane that plant ...
... forwarded to Carmarthen through Rid- I elly, by Charles and San'. Wagima4, and thence by the reenter Carriers Newcastle Erulyn, Cardigan, Newport, Lamm:ter, Aberystwyth, St. Clears, and Laugharne. Good. for I.l4ndilo, Llangadock, Llandovery, anti places adjacent ...
... Tahrarili, of three children, two of whom with the mother. are doing well. On the 80th ult.. Mm. Jones, of Cawrence, near Cardigan, of two arms and a daughter. On the ult., the wife of Mr. W. Perry, of Great Torrington, Devon. of twin sons, making 18 children ...
... Phillips: Simin Jane. Rusliford from Wextlird: Owens: mon, Davies, ' from Cardigan. U Soiled, the llereule.(i), htrrett, with sundries: Emily, Thomas, for Bristol, with copper John and Mory, Richards: ;Jolty, Banc Ching: Ann. Brudey 11.trriet anal Morgans ...
... Cuerb-house, he., are in hand of the Proprietor. but the Parma mid lauds containing the Upper Pa: sou (Winer /arm, as abort, see now in ore-elation* of John Davies and Thomas Davies, Fanners, as I Tenatits at Will, at two several Yearly Rents, amounthow to £l6O ...
... What! Is ha herr deadly pale. His premise saes/ mampletely to have left him ;he inked, Might he have • MUow to lay his head arm ? sad to be permitted to have rase coffee mod bread sad butter. It appears that the baker (Matt) mod the deceased were in the ...