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... held at the Tredegar Arms, on Friday. (yesterday) on the body of Edwin Pitman, aged 45, hobbler, who died from injuries received by being struck on the head with the handle of a crab winch, at the Rock yard, on the 16th instant. John Emery. foreman on the ...
... to show that on the evening when Mr. Ellis died, the defendant was seen coming out of Ellia's house with a parcel under his arm, the suguestioa being that the parcel e.mtained the deeds in question; and also that the defendant was too plor in have acted ...
... lz must more or less in- mouths to the house of enrree.ton. hale in the tin forge ; so I ha s tened o ff t o t h e R oya l Arms, and, tnider the attention of Mrs. Host, got an FORESTERS' AND excellent dinner, a pipe of good r e t urns; an d ANNIVERSARIES ...
... Hclloway, Go. It should not be forgotten that the Carmarthen tractor. , 3.303.111 11.46 026 X 5 And Cardigan line led to the formation of this corn- 'John Julian, srelee•street. Paleonagnain,eaelesele Hui' , 111 17.47 11.41 sal NOI•pOr I I. 0 X. 50.4.41 ...
... extend the line from the Yale of Teify, a short distance to the north of the Carmarthen and Cardigan railway station at Pencader, to Newcastle-Emlyn, Cardigan, 'Newport, and Fish• guard, and then straight to Milford. This route has been represented is ...
... litenned victualler. John Martin, Sedgley,.Staffordaltire, innkeeper. Joseph Hulford, Birmingham, licensed victualler. Joseph Hartley, Calverley, York,hire, cloth manufacturer. George Wilkinson, Darham. grimier DIVIDENDS. Nov. 23, John Williams, Cardiff ...
... Milford, Fishguard, and Cardigan Railway Junction Company intend applying to Parliament, in the next session, for powers to construct a railway from Milford Haven to Llanllwny, by way of Haverfordwest, Fishguard, Newport, Cardigan, and Newcastle Emlyn. ...
... boroughs in I'4lliaroeot, will be the new Lord-li,utenant of CArruarthenshire. CARDIGAN. _ - We have to record the death of (ho Venerable John Hughes, Archdeacon of Cardigan, and a prolufic writer on religh us subjects. lie dted dear Aberystwith a few ...
... original scheme is cut int o t w o sections—the first from Ilaverfordwest, by way of Fishguard and Newport to Cardigan; and the second front Cardigan, by way of Neweasstle-Fonlyn to Lienllwrty. This hat been done in anticipation of parliamentary opposition ...
... Georgians Fletcher Welch, Ebworth Park, near Painswick ; rs. Mary Isabella Gainer, of Kingswood, near Wotton under Edge ; the Rev. John Maynard, M. A., Curate of Berkeley ; the Rev. E. J Carter, M A., Curate of Slimbridge and Minor Canon of Bristol Cathedral ...
... she was taken very ill, and died before the arrival of a doctor: The coroner, at the inquest held on the body, at the Cardigan Arms, on Monday, did not consider it necessary to order a post mortetn examination. The jury, on the evidence adduced, returned ...
... independent the number and description of private arms in each corps; and Mr. Baring says :— lam to add that the, purchase by members of the House from speaking in what is called an the Government of the private arms of Volunteers will not ! 'anti-Catholic spirit ...