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... mant, Was charged with being in the Tredegar Arms st- Hotel, High-street, on TuesdaV night, in a drizker( state. He had above £e5 in his pocket ane Lfl, lost the train. Fined 5s. T e g.-lenr ie- Clark, John Clark, and Richard Ga&siner wer ...
... waitn' iz p_1 They were ordered to pay the costs of :.e p.r- tow ceedings. 34 BoARI) OF TRALDE PnOSECUMON AT NA-vORT.- onll John Ward was charged before .he N a - magistrates with using a disclmrge cetit which did not belong to him. He said ?? had travelled ...
... Sergeant Riehards, aundhewasordered to pay ?afine oft 5andcoste. or in defaslt one month s imprisonment with bard ?? locke, John Walters John Jones, Joseph Davlne, and Charles Ch-ppel were charged with being found upon the vretms. Four* ?fthe defendant, were ...
... Ciear's ?? e ?? ?? e. I C ermatthen ?? 6 Sbergaveimc> .. 19 r9 : Lapeter (Cardigan) ?? 11 Bloneath .. ?? 4. LlsnarthlCsrdigali)) ?? ,. 12 Cardigana ?? 6se HAverlordwest I. 12.. ?? Arms ?? ca NeweasleEaflyll .i 13 BwIvtligeyn ?? , WrATKINS AND SON'S FAMOUS ...
... on, decided not to grant the licence. FISHERY PROSECUTION AT CARDIGAN: At the Lower Troedyraur Petty Sessions, held at Cardigan on Tuesday, David Lleweilyn, of Cunnarth, was charged by John Thoias, water bailiff, with fiehing during the weekly close season ...
... months' imprisonment. a John Pardoo,32, labourer, pleaded guilty to obtaining by false preteuces a sum of .4s., the moneys'of Thomas t Drinkwator, at Bglwysilan, on the 18th May last, IHe was sentenced to four months' imprisonment't. John Burland, 22, farm ...
... was on the point of stabbing John Lewis when Thomas Jetikins, alias Davies, rushed on and knocked him the on the arm until I le knife fell nuiders the grate. Thomas - r Jenkins then took John Louis out of the house. John M ,Jar. Lewis waes talcen out ...
... Lasoelles (instrucoted by r- IMr. 3. A. 0il. E!,van, Cardigan), prosecuted, and e Mr. Fowenl Rowlands (instruooed bg M~essrs ~r (leorge and John, vof Ca^rdigan) defen ad. eh a, prisoner was acquitted. )r 3- CARDIGAN. a. On Wednesday (before Mr. W. O. Brigstocke ...
... counciy was sworni as foliese t- .6 Colonel Morgana James Saurid. OrLkAolae, foremaln, $ r. it W. HE. Adley. Cleddy Lodee; Mr. John Bynon.tee- it ar werue; Mr. lidehard Henry Beoekby, Its rv, r berth ; Mr. Ferguson Barclay, Teanks; CatiOR iG ml H~ggon, Seltiou; ...
... Lhlinfair, in the parish of !u Llandyssul.Carmarthen; aud John and Jane Thoinas, in infants. The defeudants were Anne Evans, now he Mrs. Kensit, her husband, William Henry Kensit, Le. Jobn Evano, John Daviea, and David Davies (out 3r- of jurisdietion), and ...
... WINTER ASSIZES 1N WEST YWA I-ES. CARDIGANS1{liE. Tihe winter a&eizee for the county of Cardigan took place at 1he Town-hall? La-npelter, on Wt'cdnesday, after 1jis lostlaip, Jufstice Law- ranos, had attendled Divine service at, the ,I aerish Ohureh. The ...
... few minutes after- I wards, hie saw a, pci-son named James John holding the pony. John Williams was there. James John said it was his pony, and he had bought it from a man at Pontalrdawe. John Williams added, Yes, it's his pony. I'll swear to '~it. Mr ...