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... sent to Canton, and his Excellency Sir John Davis went up in the Daedalus to demand redress. After much negotiation with Keying, four Chinese were executed on the 21st inst., and 11 were under trial. Sir John returned here on the 24th, having given Keying ...
... l:lamorganAiire canal, in favotir the at'- pin men t to the vacant office of Mr John Forr..st, nephew of the late Mr. Ueo. Forrest Cardiff County Coati. [Friday, Feb. It--Before John ilson ' Fsq , Judge The following insolsent cases were brought for Lea. ing ...
... the sympathy of the humane under the pretence that be had broken bis arm, walked him off to the station-house. The magistrate ordered the usher of the court to examine the right arm of the prisoner, which be bad in sling, bandaged with wrappers stainedwitb ...
... affixed each CARDIGAN £ s 1311 18 d d 637 1 1948 19 10J 17 1 17 67 18 11 51 1 272 16 323 18 £2340 16 111 1948 19 67 18 11 323 18 2 £2340 16 113 above Accounts with the several Vouchers have Sheet this 5th of January 1848 G W PARRY Chairman JOHN BOULTBEE LLEWELYN ...
... Llandewybrefy the ot Farmer formerly of the Llandewybrefy in Cardigan and Cattle previously I’anlan said Parish Llandewybrefy County of Cardigan Fanner a prisoner the Gaol in County Cardigan whose estate effects in Provisional that behalf pursuant to the ...
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... lodging at the Joiners' Arms, Sleaford, kept Mrs. Aon Uewuj, absconded one day last week, taklug with him £5O In bank noses. baa not since been beard of. Pkttt Robberies.—Two pair of fustian trousers were stolen from the shop of Mr. John Bntltr, Old Dock side ...
... Esq. The exertions of the hon. treasurer, John Parry, Esq., were duly recognised. The musical treat was of the best order. A band, comprising Harper and his sons, Williams, Lazarus, the irds, sen. and jun., Grattan Cooke, Platt, Malsch, Baumann, Prospere ...
... THOMAS EVANS, Chemist, High Street. Swallsea; JOHN MOORE, Chemist. Broad Street, New Town; THOMAS SI E- I PHENS, Chemist, High Street, Merthyr Tydvi); FERRIS and SO'iltK, Druggists, Union Street, Bristol; JoHN WATroN, Chrouicle Office, Shrewsbury JAMES CHILLCOTT ...
... 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 ...
... Chemist Conway John Bbow a Office Bangor Robert Chemist Carnarvon Edwards Chemist Denbigh H G Hughes Chemist High B High - Post Offir Bridgend H Guardia Cardiff Thomas Merthyr J White Chemist Square Carmarthen Chemist High Street Cardigan O E Joseph Herald ...
... Government should be contented with a sum on account for tbe next six weeks, to enable the House to discuss tbe proposition of Lord John Russell— The cost of the two establishments of the customs and the excite was £1,800,000. The expente of maintaining the customs ...