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... ABERYSTWITH. Town Hall.—On Tuesday, the 12th instant, before Lewis Jones, Esq., Mayor, and John Maurice Davies, Esq., Pantyfedwen, Thomas Lewis, miner, a native of Dolwyddelan, Caernarvonshire, was charged with having, on the 4th instant, in a public ...
... re, Dec. 23. * Cardigan. TIIE ALLEGED CASE OF CRIM. CON. BETWEEN LORD CARDIGAN AND LADY WM. PAGET. Court of Common Pleas. —Monday having been iixed for the trial of the action brought by Lord William Paget against the Ear! of Cardigan, for alleged criminal ...
... not proceeded with, that the Earl of Cardigan was instrumental getting; the principol wittiest for the prosecution out of the way. Accident from the i - sk Fibb-aums. A lamentable accident occurred from fire-arms at Sedgley, on Wednesday last. It appears ...
... face blackened, being armed with an offensive weapon, and threatening to destroy the dwelling-house of the said David Williams, if he did not join a Rebecca party on the night of the 28th August last. He has been sent to Cardigan gaol, there to remain ...
... Taesday, at tue Independent Chapel, Wileott, by the Rev. D. Harries, Mr. John Matihews. of Coli. frya, Montgomeryshire, to Mos, Paddoca, of the in this county. Monday, at St. Chad’a, by the Rev. J. Yardley Mr. James Wintkiss, to Miss Sarah Anne Jones ...
... W ALES Miltary Outrege near Cardigan. Welshman Shot A sergeact’s guard of 4s lately been stationed ja the village ot Kilger- aa of ‘ against the ere Oo Friday last the men had been rioking all the day, and part of the nigut. in a wer showy where they ...
... letter was. apppeara. sent Jo Lord Cardigan himself; and has answered it the manner above staled. His Lotdship’a language is much more moderate than that used by Paget- The letter of Lor W I’agel charged Lord Cardigan with bribing, buying and out of the ...
... Out-offices, and Appurtenances to the same belonging, and now in the respective occupations of James Wilkes, Joseph Holloway, John Parkes, Joseph Webster, Charles Wilcox, and others. The above Property is very desirable for investment, being contiguous to ...
... Won Thomas Saunders, io the employ of Mr. Bennett, Ballingham Hall. Second prize, U.—Won by John Brace, servant to Mr. Nash, Nap Green. Third prize, 10s.—Won John Chamberlain, in tlie employ of Mr. Price, Coomb. Fourth prize, ss.—Won Joseph Blunt, servant ...
... and the fiimily circle, assembled at Strath* - r. Ferguson is in alleudance.—S'nn, Monday. o. llm current report tho rcsig- John Uae Reid of his scat lor Dover, which week, appears well founded. We ., • ®»« of late friends that his acceptance of *”* Hundreds ...