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... PUBLICAN 6 BEWARK. Thomas Jones, of the Cardigan Arms, Maria. street, was summoned for having sold some beer at 11.55 on Sunday Light week. Mr John Bird, who appeared for the defence, admitted the fact, calling the daughter of the defendant to prove that ...
... Shrewsbury, Kinetic°, Rhayader, Hereford, Oswestry. A Steamer leaves for Bristol once a-week. Hotels— Bellevue and Gogerddan Arms. PEMBREY : Near this there are many very fine views oht doable of the Bays of Carrnerthen, Swansea, the Gower, Deeonsbire, ...
... chapel ; and Bridge -gate, intere.ting ao a locality in which Henry V. onee Coaches to Rom Chepstow, daily. Hotels— Beaufort Arm., White Swan, King'. Head. USE: A quiet town, well situated on the river of its own name. Object+ of interest—The Castle, once ...
... Carnareon, Shrewsbury, Rhayadtr, Hereford, Oswestry. A steamer leaves for Bristol once a-week. Hotels— Belleroe and Gogerddau Arms. PIIIMBREY : Near this there are many very views obt.iinable of the Bays of Carta irtben, Swansea, the Gower, Devonshire, and ...
... Shrewsbury, !tiepin, Ithayultr, Hereford, Oswestry. A steamer leaves for Bristol ones a-week. Hotels— Bellevue and Gogerdslan Arms. PEXBRZY: Near this there are many very fine views obtiinable of the Bays of Carmsrthen, Swansea, the Gower, Devonshire, and ...
... Shrewsbury, Kingtoo, Rbayader, Hereford, Osweatry. A steamer leaves for Bristol once a-week. Hotels— Bellevoe and Gostenklan Arms. PEILBRET : Near this there art very floe view., obtainable of the Bays of Cartotrthen, Swansea, the Gower, Devonshire, and ...
... - bury, Kingten, Rh4yadtr, Hereford, Chowirstry. A steamer leaven for Bristol once a-week. Hotels-- Bellevue and Gogerddan Arms. PEN:BRET : Near this there are many very fine views obtiinable of the Bays ofCarrnothen, Swansea, the Gower, Devonshire, and ...
... and Brhige-gate, intereating as a locality in which Henry V. wee once Coaches to Rosa and Chepstow, daily. Hotels-- Beaufort Arms, White Swan, King's Head. USE: A quiet town, well situated on the river of its Own name. Objects of Intered—The Castle, once ...
... Bridge -gate. inter.. tin. as a locality in which Henry V. was one* Coaehe. to Ras and Chepstow. daily. Hotels— Beaufort Arm., White Swan, king's Head. 118 K: A quiet town well situated on the of its own name. Object. Of interest—The Cacti.. mice in ...
... Thomas's chapel; and Bridge -gate, interesting as a locality in which Henry V. once to Roe. and Chepstow, daily. Hotels— Beaufort Arms, White Swan, King's Heed. USE: A quiet town, well situated no the river or its own name. Object* of interest—The Castle, ones ...
... splendid scenery. Tbeehief objects here arr—The Church, the spire of whieh it pane distance through the trees. the tomb of John Kyrie of whom Pope Wilton Culls, a ruin at water's briok,destroyed in Charles's reign. Goodrich and Cafik, celebrated for being ...
... Tbechief objects here are—The Church, the opire of which is visible some distance throurth the trees. Here is the tomb of John Kyrie of whom Pope wrote. Wi.ton Castle, • ruin at grater's brink..leotrayed in Charles's reign. Goodrich Court and Cattle ...