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... •nut be sure to have none but ,I>\UL'S liVliliY Nl A N',S FRI UN I), prepared by John Fox. I he genume have the name of John Fox on the Government Stamp. Prepared only by John Fox, in boxes at Is. 1 Jd. each or three small boxes in one for 2s. SLI and to ...
... Henry Bainbridge, Esq. Sir John W. Lubbock, Bart. George Pearkes Barclay, Esq. Charles John Manning, Esq. Edmond S. P. Calvert, Esq. Henry Nelson, Esq. John Garratt Cattley, Esq. Edward Howley Palmer, Esq. Alexander Colvin. Esq. John Henry Pelly, Esq. Edward ...
... of Ship-work in general. References as to Sobriety and Character required. Application to be made to Mr. DAVID JONES, Cardigan Arms, Lewis-street, Cardiff. rnHE PARTNERSHIP between BENJAMIN I PRATTEN and THOMAS WATERMAN, BOOT and SHOE MANUFACTURERS & ...
... se'nnight, as the Carmarthen and Cardigan mail Was entering latter town, it ran over a deaf and dumb old man crossing the street at the time, and did him such serious injury that he is not expected to survive. VIOLENT GALES IN CARDIGAN BAT.—During the past week ...
... SAMUEL 9AUIELL, GENERAL FAMILY BUTCHER, LEWIS STREET, CARDIFF, OPPOSITE TO MR. T. MILES, DRAPER, AND NEXT DOOR TO THE CARDIGAN ARMS INN, BEGS most respectfully to thank the Gentry, Clergy, Tradesmen, and other Inhabitants of Cardiff and its vicinity, ...
... explosion took place, by which the flask was shattered to pieces. anti the child's arm very seriously Ism-rated. s.—The anniversary of the lodges in Curnisrthen, of order of St. John, took place oni Easter Monday, by dining at their various I lodge-rooms. Order ...
... grocer Newbridge Chas. Uassett (post-oITn e), chemisr Newtown John Moore,chemist Newport.. A n aha iu Clements, !i. V. Jenku s, li. J. Phillip!, John I'liiilips and iiarretl Brothers C. ttyh: John Jci.es Swansea J. \V liiMius (Cjuiibriao-ofliee), WiLon Jenkiils ...
... the county of Pembroke, by the Rev. Augustus B: igstocke, James John Lloyd, Esq., late Royal l-'usili-rs, .sec ,n 1 son of the lale Thomas Lloyd, Esq., of Brouwydd, in lue countv of Cardigan, all I ot Ci'.rhue, in the county of Pembroke, to Susanna Maria ...
... Griffith, Esq., of Pant. . . . April 13, a,7ed 82, Mrs. Williams, nliet of the hey John of l'reyarelied, Pembrokeshire. April 15. 3lr. Phelps, landlord of the King's Arms Inn, l'embnate-doek. _ April 8, ut Hakin, Milford, Capt. W. B. lots muster of the ...
... these; but be sure to have none hut I'AU L'S EVERY MAN'S FRI EN D, prepared by John Fox. The genuine have the name of John Fox on the Government Stamp. Prepared only by John Fox, in boxes at Is. ljd. each or three small boxes in one for 2.. 9J and to be ...
... thirty years of lige. The chiu hone was particularly proton-id. The thigh were perfect, and 21in. long, Ind the fibula of the arm was II in. The other bones were not quite perfect, so that tlia measurements could not be made. Toe skeleton lay with its to ...
... datiediter of Mr. lik. r. April 26, Ui two yeays ot coati:real son of Air. IV. Dr % ration, of the N croon Arms:, ltrit4o-ferry. 24,1 - ti the of Bath. John none )n this conicy. and deputy-1h meninit or 1,. onmy ot Gl:moron, 42, most tio,ervedly est,. by ull ...