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... were sworn on the GRAND JURY. MR. JOliN EVANS, Foreman. Mr. John Batchelor Al r. Joliti Bltint Hopkins Phillip Bird .Iou James Mr. John Batchelor Mr. John Blunt Hopkins Phillip Bird Job James John Bland Rcbert Oliver Jenkins George Colman Edward Langley ...
... court, our list of the sentences is not complete. The Grand Jury ignored the bill against John Arnold, the younger, charged with having stabbed, cut, and wounded John Arnold, the elder. Thomas Oliver, aged 33, labourer, pleaded guilty to the charge of having ...
... the victorious com- d petitors:- n 1. Edward Jones, Pontriffith Hall. 2. John Roberts, Tynewydd y Green. d 3. Thomas Jones, Pistill, 13odfdri. 4. David Vaughan, Bluehand. 6. John Parry, LIeweni Hall. WR. XHA1i! PETTY SoSSrNs.-NMarch 6th, 1848. - Before ...
... attempted to engage in fighting in the Hayes, on Saturday night. Reprimanded and dismissed. Thomas Jnmes, master of the Jane, of Cardigan, was charged by David Williams, seaman, with non-payment of wages, amounting to upwards of six pounds. The defend- ant said ...
... Vale Works. GLYXARTHEN.—The Annual Assembly of the Independents for the c mnties of Cardigan, Pembroke, and Carmarthen, will be held at Glynarthen, county of Cardigan, on Wednesday and Thursday, the. 7th and 8th of June next. The conference to commence ...
... Iron Works—J.Jones, grocer & tea-dealer Brynmawr-David Edwards, Stamp-office Brynmawr—John Jones, draper and grocer Brecon—Philip Bright, chemist, Medical Hall Cardigan—Joseph Clougher Carmarthen—Wm. Morgan, chemist, Lammas-street Crickhowell-NATm. Christopher; ...
... this country, no one wvho goes into _ or is cognisant of what is passing in society through the journals will deny; and Lord JOHN RuSSELL might have learnt as much from the tone of constitutional prints never s, before remarkable for advocating reforms ...
... the Town hall, Newport, on Tuesday evening last,- Thomas M. Llewellyn, Esq., in the chair. Messrs. Edward Thomas, J. Corsbie, John Rogers, Wm. Evans, T. B. Batchelor, Lewis Edwards, and William Edwards; and the hon. member for the borough, R. J. Blewitt ...
... description which was likely to give them much trouble, The jury then retired, when the following appeal was heard:- John Lewis, appellant, and John Morgan, respondent.—This was a case from Hay, against a conviction of the magistrates under the Malicious Injuries ...
... its charges. Imported, in the Surprise, of Cardigan, 2916 bushel of oats, consigned to John Rees, corn factor, Cardiff. LL.VNTRISSENT PETTY SESSIONS.—[Before E. M. Wil- liams Esq., and Evan Morgan, clerk]. John, of the parish of I.lantrissent, labourer ...
... the disaffocted o of their own country, and it having been ascer- b tamned thit they ace alroady organised in clubs n and arming theoscives, they prayed that such a ii mcasure should be extended to that important t sea port, accompanied lwith a permanent ...
... Esq.)— Hugh Allen, for whom Mr. Bird, solicitor, appeared, was charged with assaulting Anne Jones, the landlady of the Cardigan Arms public-house. The charge was proved againt the defendant, who was fined £ 1 and lis. costs. -William Stockwood, journeyman ...