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... in the sum of £ 10 each. John Mahony and John Kelly (two athletic Irishmen) were then charged with assaulting the same John Matthews, on the occasion referred to in the last case, at Aubrey's beer- house, the Plymouth Arms.—John Matthews ...
... --Robert Edwards, Draper and Grocer, House Aberystwyth-John Jones, Grocer, 1, Pruners-street Aherayron D. Jones. Grocer Bridtprod- Wal ter H Ibbert, Grocer Perweridin-T. Push, Grocer Betheada -John Roberts Grocer Beautaaris-Thoa. Staples, Grocer, 1 , ...
... frequent occasion to record. An admirable speech, in moving e of the resolutions, was made Mr. Johnes, the judge of the Merionethshire County Courts. • I John Jones, Esq., Ossklands ' near Roth's, returned to all his tenants, at the last rent day, 10 per ...
... I have the honour to he a trustee) tor the iustructiou of the scholars in the Welsh language. The learned Archdeacon of Cardigan, warden of this institution, has already proved what he eau effect in a distant land, and in dead and living fire. ige languages; ...
... lUs, Stafford- , tate, in that part of the town, and injured Ins hands and shire piws, announced former occasion, have made ! arms rather severely, from the representations made to triflin'- advance upon the prices the previous quarter, the individual who ...
... Henry Lewi. Smale, Esq. AUDITORS. » I F. B. CockeriU, Esq. | J.D.Dow, Esq. ^BFEPIC0EFtcEit.—John Clendinning, M.D., F.B.S., 10, Wirapole-street, Cavei^ish s^on. John Ashley, New-square, r -STV^NTnn Mr Se'rgeant Mnrphy, M P, Temple. Lincoln Inn. Mr. se Qld ...
... Dec. 21, iron-works, Mr John Morgan, the Royal Arms inn (formerly of Abergavenny) aged | the 17th instant, Mrs Price, wife of Mr William Price, carpenter, ol Over-tnunnow, Monmouth. Jan. 8, at Aberystwilh. Hester, the wife John Fox rownes, Fsq.. of As ...
... girl, aged seven years, the e desl daughter of Mr. James Lockwood, of Gully Hole, having been left alone in the house with Mr. John Wortley, bar-keeper, her grandfather, at_ Snittle-gate, near Holmfirth, on Tuesday week, received such injuries his hands as ...
... 0 of State v.iW 10 0 0 Rev. Dr. Vivian 3 Rev. John GrifflthsMteeidare 3 0 0 The Warden of W adhamjC.olleg.e o £ Rev. George Griffiths/a curate^. 1 0 0 Rev. Hugh Williams, Chancellor of the Diocese Rev. John Harding, Rector of Coity 5 0 0 Llandaff. • • ...
... and Grocer Grouant-P. Williams, Grocer Hafordfordweet-Richard Rees, Oro- Hill-street Mennen-John Fohlkes, Grocer Hrikwell -Thomas Jones, Grocer Lower-Solva-John Banner Llanelli -R. Morgan and Sons Lhuroden-E. Price, Bridge End .rchymrdt-Jas Richards, Ors ...
... morning of furl night, a mariied woman, residing in Fiiars’ Fields, Newport, named Morgan, was observed with her infant in her arms, mar her own house, disputing with woman named Elizabeth Volan. A quarrel of a very violent character, fur «s words went shottly ...
... Tntrthe: W. iliams, chemist, High-r-treet, Cardigan; O. E- Davies, chemi'l Have:'ordwest Joseph Potter, Herald Office, Haverfordwest, R. C. I'weeks. chemist, Pembroke; Thomas Evans, chemist, High- street, Swanse John Moore, chemist, Broad-street, New Town ...