... Llanelly during the week will be returned opposition Lsx-Hall Saturday 24tii —Before David Esq John an inmate of the workhouse up on thecomnlaint of John Johns workhouse with refusing to work been clearly proved the defendant P&i'tted tlie House of Correction ...

... following gentlemen composed the R J Foreman Richard Perkins Charles Nevill John Hall Esq John Blount Robert Stone David Davies Esq The following gentlemen were added as talesmen Mr John Stanley Mr Griffiths Mr David Evans Mr Roberts M Davies Mr Charles Bishop ...

... THE FRIDAY 17 1847 Cabinet was at o’clock at the private residence of Lord John -place The Council sat two hours II of Lincoln’s-inn to be the Master in Chancery vacant the death of Mr Duckworth Observer failures has reached about 25 The failures mercantile ...

... an inquest was held at the Town Hall, before R. L. Reece, Esq., coroner, on the body of a boy named John Jones, belonging to the Eaglet, of Cardigan. It appeared the captain and mate had gone up town to purchase a mast, leaving deceased on board by himself ...

... Mr Thomas Weymouth, printer, of a daughter. Oct. 2, at Neath, the wife of Mr John Williams, landlord of the Devonshire Arms, of a daughter. On Saturday last, the wife of Mr John Thomas, printer, Ilanelly, of a daughter. Oct. 8, Mrs Jones, the wif of Mr ...

... E , q., James Nlorrice, Esq., John Parrt, Esq., agent for Capt. Covynne, Rev. John Hughes, Richard Morgan., Esq Messrs. Dasid Evans, GritEths, John Thomas, Richard Lewis, Morgan :4,TR-in, William Williams, e., &c. John W. It•-vs, valuer; Richard Morgan ...

... TO BE LET FOR A TERM, CPOII THE very Desirable and Genteel RESIDR.NCE, called THE PRIORY, CARDIGAN, Comprising an Entrance Rail, Drawing Roma, by 18ft.; Dining Room, 21ft. by 16fi. 6in. ; and breakfast Palma, together with a suitable number of Bedroom ...

... above the elbow of right arm, a erueifit ; hr tow the elbow, a tomb, weeping willow, c the figure of a female kneeling at the foot of it; o f the s t int, heart and the arms of with the letters W. P. std J. F.; inside of the arm, Hope, anchor, and the figure ...

... last, after a long and painful illness, Mr. Daniel Jenkins, Watchmaker, Cardigan. On Monday last, Mrs. I'hillips, the wife of the Rev. David Phillips, of the Mope Chapel, Cardigan. She had p.itiently endured a long and painful illness, until death terminated ...

... for the present ear —Aberystwitia, John Roberta, Pier-atreet, gentleman; Richard Jame., Great Dark-gate street, wine -merchant; John Davies, Pier-street, draper; John Rev., Pier-Mreet, draper; Carla,, y Macsmur, John Richards Glanyrafon, farmer; Clara* ...

... Ile knew Mr. Grattan better than the hon. member could know him; and Mr. Grattan never was an united Irishman. The hon. member had done more; he had not only libelled Mr. Grattan, but he had libelled Lord Charlemont ; and he (Mr. Grattan) would not sit ...

... Minister, Mr. John Rees, Mr. William Davies, Mr. Joseph Doris,. the Rev. Eras Williams, Independent Miaister, Mr. George John. the Rey. David Davies, Baptist Minister, Mr. Thomas Timothy, WS Rev. Thomas Rem Independent Minister, Mr. Evans. and John Jones, Eeg ...