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... opened. STEALING A WATCH AT CARDIGAN. James Emmerton (24), labourer, and William Thompson (25), labourer, pleaded guilty to stealing a silver watch, of the value of t2, the property of Thos. Thomas, watch- maker, Cardigan, on the 28th day of October, ...
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... Bellevue Royal Hotel, on last Saturday. Committed to Cardigan Gaol, and there imprisoned for three calendar months, with hard labour. Entering and being in a Dorelling-house for Unlawful Purpose.—John Williams of this town, a youth about seventeen years ...
... THOMAS, carrier, Market-street, Aberystwyth. 28th ult., aged 45, MARGARET, the wife of Mr JOHN EVANS, 29, Marine-terrace, Aberystwyth. 28th ult., aged 67, at Cardigan, Capt. DAVID TIMOTHY, of the smack Sarah. 29th ult., aged 7 months, ELINOR ANNE, the infant ...
... Aberystwvth John Davies Pertliyronw Peter Davies, Lloyd Jack Lampeter; Thomas Davies, High-street, Cardigan William Saun- ders Davies, Llanfihangel-ystrad Lewis Evans, High- .street, Cardigan; John Evans, Bridge-street, Aberayron- David James, ...
... Company, made an excursion to Barmonth, with a select party, consisting of John Savin, Esq.; John Foulkes, Esq.; James Webster, Esq.; Mr and Miss Parry, Towyn; Mr and Mrs Hunt, Towyn; John Jenkins, Esq., one of the directors of the Debigh, Ruthin andCorwen Railway; ...
... experienced here for years swept over our coast. The force of the wind was terrific, forming an apt illustration of Nature in arms and her elements at strife. When the contest was at its height a vivid flash of lightning, instantaneously followed by a peal ...
... T. Davies, EM , Cardigan J. Grifkith, Esq . Treforgan J. R. Howell, Esq. J. 8. J. Jordan. Esq., Pigeonsford Lient -Col. John Laces. I.lnolear C. R. Longeroft, Ksq , !Janina C E I,4lnecroft, Esti , Herbert Vaughan. Esq., Brynog John Vaughan, Esq.. Ll ...
... TREKUWL. -pxfTTV SESSIONS, THURSDAY.—Before H. C. Fryer, Esq., and M. V. Davies, Esq. CHARGE OF REFUSING TO QUIT. John Edwards, Talybont> was charged with refusing to o-ive up the possession of two cottages which he occupied, stated to be the property ...
... College Green. Mr anal Mrs Matthews, Tettanhall Road, Wolverhampton. Mr John Breese, Birmingham. Mn, Mr 11., Mr Richard, and Miss Annie Davies, Ahereorris. Mrs Evans, MAW. Mr John Pugh. sorbet Square. Mr Junes, Mr J., Mr T., and Mrs Williams, Lianbadarn ...
... the 1st of May he went to the Miners' Arms, at Ystumtuen, kept by William Lewis, between ten and eleven o'clock. Prisoner was in the house, to- gether with John Davies, Thomas and John Rowlands, Richard Kneebone, John Jones, Thomas Jenkins, and the people ...
... Tanyclawdd Robert ' loyd, Stationer Ruthinâllugh Jones, Park Cottage, Boatbytt John Jones, Agent RowlettâJohn Manley, stiller WrexheasâS. T. Baugh, Auctioneer â John Bury, Accountant â Jobs Clara, Clothier â Arthur Clarke, Accountant Thos. Heywood ...