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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... yl«o, snowed th. was a son of the late Mr. Jenkins, of Cardigan, who, it will however, bad communicated tl.e oaroo ore part of ~i l C“ ‘■.' l| v ‘(-' bvoi. put remembered, was found dead in the Cardigan mail wl.etj |,ieh, in tlie literal sense the word, ...
... hear, doing well. (besides the chairman, the Rev. Abraham Jones, Baptist Shipwreck Cardigan Bay, and Awful Loss minister), Rev. Air Hill, minister of the chapel, John Life.— is again our deeply melancholy task to re- Roberts, Tabernacle (Baptist), Owen ...
... 15th January, »'», by E. W. Seymour, upon the oaths John Jones and others, for that they at the parish of Llanelly, feloniously did rob the said John Jones of four sovereigns, of the monies of the said John Jones. Maria log alia* Maria femes--neither read ...
... defence.—Divies was acquitted. Delahay was convicted, and sentenced two gears’ inipri-oniucnt, with hard labour. John Frewen, George Frewen, John Pad6e , .d, and Jemima Hawkins were indicted for burglariously breaking into the workhouse of Pontypool union ...
... 16, at |the Independent Chapel, Cardigan, the Rev. Thomas Luke, ofGoodwicke, the Rev. David Evans, minister of York-place Chapel, Swansea, to Mary, only daughter of Thomas Lloyd, Esq., of Cardigan. April 4, at St. John church, Brecon, Mr Rees O. Jones ...
... Francis Lloyd, Esq. George Astle, Esq. John Boyd, Esq. James Fenning, Esq. Isaac liaise, Esq. BANKERS. Messrs. Rogers, Olding, bharpe, and Co., 29, Clc.nents Lane. Prospectuses detailing the peculiar features of this Society arc now ready for delivery ...
... Hargoed Glvntawe - Mr William Powell, Tavernvgarreg. John's, Saint —Morgan Jones, Esq, Greenfield Cottage. „ —Mr Abel Powell, New Lion. Llanddew —Mr Richard Fryer, Wheat Street, Brecon. Llanspyddld—Rev. John Morgan Downes, Llandefadogfach—Mr Rees Williams ...
... costs, inflicted for assaulting one John Cottle, police constable, in the said borough. THE HUNGARIAN REFUGEES. On the 19th instant, a Deputation from the Committee of the Hungarian Refugees waited on Arthur James Johnes, Esq., Judge of the County Courts ...
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