... 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 ...

... Mrs. Timotay, wife of Capt. BE. Timothy, of the brigatine Favourite. 2t Bombay, 20, David, som of Mr. John Edwards, Isadsarveyor, Kilgerten, near Cardigan. On attaining hie 25th year, the deceased was to have received a legacy of £2000, by his late uncle ...

... times. — Thomas Barratt, a banksman, i a the emp'oy of John Galliers and several other Charter at Madeley, charged with steating a pound of candles belonging to his empioyers, was ited. A servant to John Wylde, big. of Chelmarsh, formert: surgeon to the 41h ...

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