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... Smith, Kingsdown-parade 4 Mr. David Thomas, the Old Duke, Old King-street 6 Osborne, Ward, and Co., Offices, Broad-street 6 John Budgett, Esq., Henleaze,Durdham- down 7 Mr. Fryer, surgeon, Redeliff-hill 8 Capt. Adey, 9, Vincent's-parade, Hotwells 9 Mrs ...
... have been to by Mr. John Morgan. The adjudication of the Rev. e e e . es e 0 • The coal trade is, on the whole, a trifle better than at the cas a.m s.m a.m p.m *an p.m Neybind very prolittible, the worms selling in Italy at 20fr. per John Williams, Aberdare ...
... the Docks, took place. There were a goodly number of persons present. After tea, addresses were delivered by Dr. Daviss, of Cardigan, the Rev. B. Evans, of Mill-street, Aberdare, and the Rev. E. Thomas, of Tredegar. ORNAMENTAL GAs LAMP.—Mr. Ingram, of the ...
... Smith, Kingedown-parade 4 Mr. David Thomas the Old Duke, Old King-street 5 Osborne, Ward, and Co., Offices, Broad-street 6 John Budgett, Esq., Henleaze,Durdham-down 7 Mr. Fryer, surgeon, Rodeliff-hill 8 Capt. Adey, 9, Vincent's-parade, Hotwells 9 Mrs ...
... place in the trade. Craven Arms was given to the rider of the third horse. The sports ticketings on the 10th inst. showed very little increase on of the Tuileries, Dec. 31, 1859.' Church Stretton 4 2 6 4,510 22 1 90 9 221 Crown Arms His earnings mostly take ...
... Smith. Kingsdown-parade 4 Mr. David Thomas, the Old Duke, Old King-street 5 Osborne, Ward. and Co., Offices, Broad-street 6 John Budeett, Esq., Henleazt,Durdham-down 7 Mr. Freer, surgeon, Redeliff-hill 8 Capt. Adey, 9, Vincent's-parade, Hotwells 9 Mrs ...
... supplying Ludlow 325 6 8 8 4511 16 845 Shrewsbury '-' , r classes with the same article Craven Arms ho Laces and Linens Church Stretton 4 9 645 922 2 0 922 Craven Arms Shrewsbury - VAMILY, and Chester lO 1 715 Leominster Birkenhead 730 9 4511 45 820 Hereford ...
... Ball Collins, Esq., Ensign. Thomas William Booker, Esq. to be Captain (13th Company) Evan Williams David, Esq., Lieutenant; John Partridge Booker, Esq., Ensign. Mr. H. N. Davies, surgeon, of Cymmer, who had pie. viously passed his examination at the Royal ...
... WTales, on the following dates:—The Hon. Justice Byles will be the presiding Judge. Haverfordwest, Satur- day, Feb. 25'; Cardigan, Thursday, March 1; Car- marthen, Tuesday, March 6; Swansea, Monday, March 12; Brecon, Saturday, March 24; Presteign, Wednesday ...
... clerks, a young man only 18 years of age. Abergavenny , them more, the large quantity sold yields, in the -1 1 Rowlands, Cardigan; John Williams, Lampeter School; seldom exercises so much influence or attains that c e , s SAD ENDING TO A SAD CAREEIL-The ...
... old-established Business will in future be carried on by her ate and faithful servant, Mr. JOHN JAMES WEST, for whom she solicits a continuance of their kind favours. JOHN JAMES WEST, PASTRYCOOK AND CONFECTIONER, BREAD AND FANCY BISCUIT BAKER, IN taking to ...
... Oxford, builder—John Jones, Lambeth- contracted debts for provisions, clothes, furniture, and the expense of governing each British subject, a sum that der to his cattle on the previous Sunday a cow suddenly ' u mantle manufacturer—John Whittaker Bush ...