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... to conside-able reductions In prices. Mr. H. A. write* with reference the statements of Mr, John Kveritt concerning the Lloyd's Bonds the Carmarthen and Cardigan hallway. He distinctly asserts that the statements the newly-elected’’ tllleeu months in office ...
... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCES. PILL AND KINOROAD. YIWTr.RUAT, Armed and passed for Bristol; Ida. Rmorvant. Pox, of Jersey, St Michael's, oranges; Amelia, sand : Charles, ardigan, general In Ringroad : Hacobec. St John’s, The Amelia. Schmidt, from Belsingborg. for Gloucester ...
... Bath) lifeboat saved 14 nmT- the Teignmouth lifeboat, six ; the Wicklow lifeWt three • the Tranraore lifeboat, five; the Cardigan lifeboat. I'l ■’ the Penzane lifeboat, from four vessels ; the lifeboat, three ; the Ramsgate lifeboat. 1« ; the Palling ...
... -leumi Saint, Naxaire. due; Ada, St John's. B ,27th ult; lUiul, Hamburg, in Falmouth Thursday . Creole Monte Video, spoken 21st uM. Ist 40- Venus. 15th ult; St Cloud. Uonfleur, inst Thomas. Rouen, in Falmouth Tuesdav ; John Pierce. Havre, I'Hh tnsl; Alert ...
... arrivals China, John's . Ellen ami Queen • Chase. St Michael’s. Lord londcstH.rough and Fete Bayonne; Mo&kwa, llavanua . Libertas. New V-»rk . Eo#.»b' Charles and Edward, N-w- York. William A’. > Baida; Cardigan. Charleston; Hind, Hamburg John I Havre; Vlvanrtlere ...
... Mr John Gillett. Oakland*. harlhury. Oxfordshire, ditto. Mr J K Tombs Best ram of anv other age. £>; second, £3—lsl, Mr K Tombs; 2nd. Mr. JohiiGilletl; highly commeided. ditto; ditto, ditto Best five yearling ewe*, t’o; second. £ »—-Ist, Mr John Gillott; ...
... the Catholic Chapel. Worcester, by the Rev John Ross, brother the bride, assisted by the Very Rev Canon Trovcl. John Frappell. Inkford, only s *n of Mr FrappcH, Wumdon, to Jane Agnes, fourth daughter the late John Ross, , of Ast wo*m| June 18. at 8t Mary’s ...
... Kstablwhed Church opposed the re- u- f.-ebngs tlie majority of the people had long been . , . ~f di-content. Fifty years ago Mr. Grattan fjired that satisfaction would prevail in Ireland if Roman ('.»thlie lavrnen were admitted to Parliament and to bit Sir Robert ...
... PonUpool, general Bhopkee|.cr. T Bonner, ristol. draper: J Kdwanls. Ahcrdare. budder. Lewis. Bridgend, publican ; O. Phillips, Cardigan, licensed victualler Last examinations passed and orders discharge granted ; A Harvey, Devizes, engineer and tronfounde ; ...
... hands of those who were of an opposite impression. The case was then adjourned till the 30th of September. IU O. Phillips, Cardigan, licenced victualler.-This was a sitting for last examination and discharge. Mr. J. Inskip, for the assignees, said he was ...
... outfitter Last examinations and orders of discharge adjourned r J B. Churchill, Pontypool. general shopkeeper; D Philips. Cardigan, licensed victualler; D. Lewis. Bridgend publican R Thomas. Briton Ferry. late colliery agent; Westcott. iate ■•f Newport ...
... bales sacks . T G Matthew* and Co, 2 puns finish. Harris, Crook, and Harris, 2 boxes Itneii, Order, boxes linen. Mary Ellen, Cardigan - General cargo Thomas, Looe—Order, tons lead ore. Richard, Cardiff—Order, cargo of ashes RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS. ToUl Tota ...