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... Bedwas, John Morgan, Esq., aged 41 year On the 19thinstant, at Newcastle, Bndgend, Thomas Walters, 72 years. At Park-street, Bridgend, Mr. E. Robertson, aged 18 years. On the 19th instant, at Guy's Hospital, London, John, son of Thomas Jones, Cardigan Arms ...
... Jrn all cases the notice must be auUhenticoctedi bihtbe vante address of ike writer. ■ BIRTHS. JOHN.—October 23rd, at 20, Edward-terrace, the wife of Jenkin John, of a son (still-born). JOHNSON.-October 25th, at 38, Mackintosh-place, Roath, Cardiff, the ...
... David Williams, labourer, Cenarth, and John Evans, Cenarth, for fishing for salmon with a coracle and net during the annual close season, in the river Tivy, near Alltybwla Farm, near Cenarth, on the 17th ultimo.—P.C. John Evans and P.C. Daniel Jones, after ...
... grocer. Richard Morris, Cooper s Arms Provision Stores, Plag. marl, near Landore, Llangyfelach, Glamorgan, grocer. William Jones, Cymmer, near Pontypridd, Glamorgan butcher. Richard James, Aberystwith, Cardigan, draper. John Foulk Evans, Aberllolyn and A ...
... ATTEMPTING THE CONFIDENCE TRICK. At Whitland, on Thursday, David Davies, horse and cattle dealer, was charged by John Jones, of New Quay, Cardigan—before Mr W. L. Phillips-with stealing from him the sum of JE5, by what is known as the confidence trick,—' ...
... connection with the Wiiitland and Cardigan Railway, said there was at present a scheme on foot, which was a piece of Cardigan Cardigan Railway, said there was at present a scheme on foot, which was a piece of Cardigan iniquity batched in the hot'house ...
... The Commonwealth in Pembrokeshire. CContinued from last week.) JOHN LLOYD. KTLENK, ART. OWEN, BOTH CO. PEMB. 1648, Sept. 8.—Information by Col. John Moore and others that John Lloyd, a collector of the two first subsidies, holds £ 500 concealed, and thab ...
... James and Hugh Lloyd Harries. Mr Supt. Jones, Fishguard, charged Jacob Trollip, the proprietor of the mail cart from Cardigan to Crymych Arms Sta- I tion, and William Carpenter, the driver of the said mail can, with cruelty to two horses by working them while ...
... which referred to the circumstances under which Mrs. Miles left the Cardigan Union. It appeared that when she applied for her present appointment, she re- presented that she left the Cardigan Union in order to make way for a married couple to take charge of ...
... in the bass Honour and Arms, the prize being awarded Mr Sandford Jones, Merthyr Tydfil. Twenty-one competed for the prize offered P? the best Welsh verses suitable to be sung Temperance meetings (m. 7, 6), the best bel Mr John Jones, Penlan. Best englynion ...
... liiutanant. John Molesworth, Burton-street Mills, Leicester, elastic web manufacturer. Henry Hail, UOdr-strept, Bois Town, Southampton coal dealer. William Hodason, formerly of Wigtown, Cumberland now of Silloth-street, Wigtown.road, Carlisle, shop- John Bonner ...
... Wales Circuit, and Author of MEMOIRS OF THR CIVIL WARS IN WALES AND THE MARCHES. ) [ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.] XVII.—CARDIGAN CASTLE. Of Cardigan Castle, once a strong fortress the possession of which was much contested, there remains but a portion of the ancient ...