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... March instant, aged 62, the Rev. John Jones, LL.B., of Penylon, in the county of Cardigan, and Rector of Llanvyrnach-cum-Penrith, in the county of Pembroke.—March 30th, at his residence, Juddplace East, the Rev. John Quarington, 8.D., .Vicar of Shopland ...
... Palace on Tuesday next to spend the Raster recess Windsor Castle.—Early on Wednesday morning Rebecca and her daughters visited Cardigan, and entirely demolished the the upper part of the town, on the Aberystwith-road, within 2UU yards of the Marine bar racks ...
... Moule but. Janog m .|rtense fog, got , CHINA Newton, Johns, put back Atlantic. Mallett, AnnnMmia.Cripscv.Watcrfrd [Apnll] /or (Guadeloupe) and Haabro wasassisted nff morning . . p• • John & Mary. Channon, o kesman.Croul[Apll]L.pol Hebe, Wright ...
... opened last week to inquire into certain charges preferred by the churchwardens of Cradley, Worcestershire, against the Rev. John Jones. Mr Jones is a married man, having a family grown up ; and the points sought to be proved were that he had been in the ...
... Hales Owen, John Geyn, for breaking out of Bridgnorth gaol whilst under sentence of transportation, dife; Richard Freeman, for mali- ciously wounding policeman Smith, at Upton Magus, 20 years; Harriet Munslow, for stealing a purse from John Evans, at Bishop’s ...
... and an engine with train of 35 waggons had gone over his neck, right shoulder, and arm, which killed him moment. He has left a widow and six children. The execution of John Lawrence, the murderer of the chief police-officer of Brighton, is fixed for the ...
... Sleaford New—Thos, Low John Nickoils Screddin — Wm. Thacker arby— os. Elston Evedon—Johnson Snow Swaton— Michael Moore Hale Edw. J. Dawson wick—Chas. Harrison Hale Little—John Hackett Toynbee, Eee Gilbert John Helpringham—J Timberland—John Cart il Silk—Jobn ...
... Clay—T. M'. Bacon and W. T. H. Smith, Shipowner. Ctifden— Francis Brown. Colchester and Wireuhoe—John G. Chamberlain. Conway—John Jones, Liverpool Arms. Cork—Coates and Lefebure, Ship Agents. Cove Cork N. G. Seymour, Juh., Ship Agent. Cowes—Thomns Thor ...
... London Aim, Hold ridge. do Lucy Ann, Clark, do John Carolus, Heblewhite.Ly n Wind S.W, fresh breeze, very fine. GRIMSBY. Swift, Dickson, London Vivid, Taylor, Montrose Wind S.W.. rain. LYMINGTON. Armed [April from Glasgow (s), Dore. Cowes Urcillah.W ...
... candidate :— •John Sarson, New-walk, gentleman 1614 •Thomas Mercer, London-road, gentleman .. 1583 •Thomas Millican, Charles-street, gentleman 1544 •John Carman, Belgrave-gate, butcher 1529 •William Sturgess, Market-street, currier. . . . •John George Briggs ...
... London without home, John bearged to be permitted to deposit 10s. as part pre-payment. The landlady, surprised at the unusual offer, and a little nettled at the reflection on her honour conveyed by the proposal, proudly declined, but John pleaded orders, and ...
... counties of Carmarthen Cardigan and Pembroke Rebecca still reigns paramount There cannot be a decided proof of this fact than afforded by the circumstances about to be stated Last Tuesday night the Cardigan turnpike gate the town of Cardigan was wholly destroyed ...