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... Committee assembled last Wednesda) Lintge, Coopers' Arms Inn, Lammas-au delegates attended. After the usual transacted a ballot took place for the for the district. The candidates we Mastership, C. S. John Lawrence. Lewis, the former of whom was elected jority ...
... COMPANY, TESTIMONIAL. Cull of a Letter received fium John Hill, Req., Head, I aithful to their professed principle of supply ing the publlc with none but genuine 'reas of superior character, hay( .tone 'arm, near Pinner, Middlesex. resemblance between ths ...
... Barham, of Trecoon, when John Williams swore that Mr. John Furlong had trespassed in pursuit of game on the lands of John Edwards, of Barnard's Well, in the parish of Henry Moat, on the 28th November, 1844, which was corroborated by the testimony of Maria ...
... in the Gentlemen, forenoon. EVAN LEWIS, Secretary. R, PH o lLIP .. F 1 0 10 7 , 11;11 J, ES „ TAB I / 4 1 0 8 0 1 , 1MENT Cardigan' January 9thY7lB46Toßbeilleagg• sraniLet:6. • • aHT tlu:jjarect, rtmarthen. DIHEWYD TITHE COMMUTATION. PICTON TERRACE. WE ...
... General in Affghaaistan, and at this really interesting portion of the sadly solemn ceremony, many of his old companions in arms were visibly affected. Several of them threw dust into the grave, and turned away sobbin au dibly. The whole procession then ...
... at the Gogerddan Arms on Thursday. About 35 sat down on each occasion : and from the known character of those two establishments, we need not say that the dinners and wines were first rate. We understand that the Hon. W. Vaughan and John Boultbee, Esq. ...
... only state that the body of the deceased was exhumed this afternoon, and identified by her mother ; and that the prisoner, John Towel!, now in custody in Aylesbury gaol, charged upon the coroner's inquisition, as the party who caused the death Cue ill-fated ...
... ns of John Rol arta, and Thomas Jones, of Bridge-street, Aberystwith, are inadmissible to our columns except as advertisements. We think also that the seal of the writers outruns their discretion. The complaint that the inhabitants of Cardigan do not ...
... Earl Cawdor, Sir John Memel, Bert., D. A. S. Daisies, Esq., Jl. P , J. Lbiyd Danier, J. E. Saunders. J. W. Philipps, R. J. Neville, John Johoett, D. Prytherch, J. LI. Price, T. Jones, M. D., D. Davies, Lewis Lewis, J. Ll. Pusley, John Jones, G. B. Jones ...
... JAN, 31, I'3l CARING FOR THE POOR. To the Editor of Me Welshman. Sts,—While taking nalk to Cardigan last week, *here it is exposed to every grimly( kismet., being highly elevated ground, I saw squatted Lehind s bank two pour old men, breaking atones ...
... Davies, of Courtygollen, W. H. Bryan, Esq., of Glennant, John Powell, Esq., of Brecknoek, John Anadell, Esq., Olaslgn, Rev Edward Lewis, Llambeder, Thomas Davies, Esq., Llangatteek Court, John Jeffr , ye de Winton, Esq., of Haesderwen, J. Murray, Esq ...
... dark brown hair. ems. broken and a es the alio. John Thrum, atesl:7l ' light her, pmreyy eyes, marked with the ma. a of the f eskead and an the Ira elite at heal The publicity is he lope he dakisG.d with arm .0 a. to had so the hew said ewes hie the prowerion ...