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... 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 ...
... at the Monachty Arms, Aberayron. On Sunday last, after a short but painful illness, Elisabeth, youngest daughter of Mr. Benjamin Evans, late of Eglisysierw, and now of Cardigan, Merchant. Lately, Jane, youngest daughter of Capt. John Watkins, North Parade ...
... Llanarth, was brought up in custody of the pol.oe for contempt of court, and reprimanded. CARDIGAN SMALL Deere CIWRT.—On Monday last this court was held before John Johnes, 6sq., the Judge. The number of cases set down for hearing was unusually numerous, there ...
... evening a magnificent display of fire works took pLrce on the Burrows Square. CARDIFF Sir John Nichol' rill also be retained unopposed this day. On Wednesday last Ste John Josiah Guest was reelected for ibis Borough by general acclaim. The beatings were erected ...
... Nteavrs. John Evans, Q C. And J. Nihon appeared t,r the plaintiff, and Messrs. Nichol Come and llen,ou for the defendant. Mr. Wilsnu opened the pleadin;ra at ;treat length, 'win:: that the plaintiff was William Lloyd, and the def. nuauts John Da.ies, a ...
... schoolmaster m Ohio advertises that be will keep a Sunday school twiee-a-week—Tuesdays and Satvdsya. The Medway !warner, jolt armed from the West Indies, has brought o'er no fewer than fair miaow' of cigars! It has been decided r.t Constance, by 65 ♦otee ...
... H. Webber, Guardian Office. Cardiff; Walter Thomas, Chemist, (opposite Angel) Merthyr, W. Williams, Chemist, nighstreet, Cardigan; 0. E. Davies. Chemist, Ilarcrfordweal ; Joaeph Potter. Herald Office, Ilaserfordwest: R. C. Treweeks, Chemist, Pembroke ...
... making dupes of his demi-savage countrymen. To hare done so would soon hare brought him and his adherents in contact with an arm to encounter which would have been madness. But he well knew how easily sit millions of his countrymen could be gulled, and ...