... 3-year-olti Van Horse. .8 HORS FS, the property of Mr John Jones, EmIfa Arms Hotel, Newcastle Emlyn. Several lots of CARPJAGES,.ke., &c, Further particulars of Auctioneers, Newtfuttle Emlyn and Cardigan WANTED by Widower, Working Housekeeper, age 28 to 30 ...

... COMMONWEALTH IN PEM- BROKESHIRE. JOHN LLOYD, KYLENE, ART. OWEN, BOTH CO. PKMB. 1648, Sept. 8.—Information by Col. John Moore and others that John Lloyd, a collector of the two first subsidies, holds £500 concealed, and that A. Owen, M.P., has with request ...

... j' clean sheet next and that they would produce a clean so year' «« IK CAMBRIAN-ROAD. ANOTHER PALATIAL pub m John Mr C. R. Lyne -PP^Cdegt Arm«- High- Young, landlord of 1 trance a strip of land street, to ask the Eench to Oambrian- abutting on the new ...

... College, Camb., and married Miss Blake. lie was M.P. Cardigan 1774.5, and Colchester 178- to 1784 and 178- to 1790, and died 1802. 1780, June.—John Campbell,ot Glanfraed and Stoelcpole Court, vice Johnes, who accepted the Stewardship of the Manor of East ...

... and Mr W. H. M. Yelverton- John Voyle Morgan, farmer, of Penybank, St. Clears, charged Thomas Hancocke Morris (solicitor, of Carmarthen, clerk to the St. Clears Corporation), Thomas Rees, John Rees, Thos. Davies (the Bush), John Davies (Colby Lodge, Backa) ...

... Llandyssul aftd Cardigan Coaches, begs t acquaint his friends and the public in general that he has taken the above Hotel, and trusts by strict attention to his basinaas that he will merit a share of their support. The Llandyssul aDd Cardigan Omnibus staxts ...

... but could not speak. Mis. Grattan. eeeing he desired to be alone, left him to his loneliness and expectation. But the news, though long delayed, could not be kept back for ever. And, in course of time it came, too, to John Tarrant. If favourable, it ...

... borough of Carmarthen :— Messrs n. Morris, John-street; R. Al. Davies, King-street: George Spurrell, King-street; J. S. Olive, loar's Head Hotel; Alorgau Jones, Lam- j mas-street; Howeli Howell, King-street; John Lewis, I-lo.,jitierce'lioi,,se; C. Ir viiig; ...

... I Here and There. The Serjeant-at-Arms is much better. The Speaker is progressing satisfactorily. The Dean of Bangor is laid up with influenza in an acute form. The Queen is expected to pay her promised visit to UoJuurg early in May. The Rev. C. F. Roberts ...

... closes with No. 1829. A Girl binding her Hair, a full-sized statue in the nude, by Mr W. Goscombe John, formerly of Cardiff, a very fine example of Mr John's undoubted talents as a sculptor, to which the committee of selection have accorded a place of honour ...

... Peterwell. SAM. HUGHES, L'anwenoch, THOS. JONES, Pentrithell. JOHN LLOYD, Vardre. LLEWELYN PARRY, Llanchayrin. JOHN VAUGHAN, Troscoed, all co. Cardigan. WM. PHILLIPPS, Heathook, co. Pembroke. JOHN LEWIS, Lysnewydd. HOWELL PHILLIPPS, Penbeyr, co. Carmarthen ...

... excellent situation in a busy thoroughfare, with good iease.?Apply to John Jenkins & Co., 20, High-street, Cardiff. 1278 ARDIFF. PIER HOTEL, St Mary-street. ? Apply^to j Messrs John Jenkins & Co., High-sti-eet, CardiC. 1279 CARDIFF. ? An old-established ...