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... CAMBELL DAILY LEADER. Tenby, Gibbs; Cardigan Davi.lWillianw; mkt- Dock, P. Briggs; W flitland, Marhe r th, J. Even.; Mllloid, W. Stephens% Vaughan; Fisliguard, Davies, Awationeer ; Carmarthen Thompson and ShacMal; Alba/arms, New Quay, 1). Evans; Emlyn„ Davie ...
... Aberay..n—R. P. Charles Skewea—John Jones, gro• druggist car 1) Roderick, grottier Pontardawes.-P. Lewis. Dowlais —T. Davies, 3, R. Anderson, •lltwea Victoriamtreet, Meant- Poutardulais—D. George, pleasant Reigned Shop COFFI JOHN CASSELL ydy‘Vr rhagoraf et ...
... was in distress for want of employment. —Committed to the house of correction for twenty-one days. Meanie CUM.—John White was summoned by John Bennetts wicket constable, for not giving u.p the place or stall wkich he occupied—Mr White, in vindication, said ...
... sieting of is. sitting-ma min bedrooms, coach-house stables, geed pekes, 51.—Apply to Lloyd Parade, Conailla. - - THE BUILDER'S ARMS—The Proprietor is desirous to LET the same. There is a countlr and. out-door business. hstmhary given for , Mr. Thomas White ...
... A MAN BURNT TO DEATH YESTERDAY. An old man named John Olive, about ditty years of age, residing at No. 4 Reee's• court, Queeu•sti eel, Swansea, did not make his appearance on Monday morning as usual ; fearing that something wrong had happened, the owner ...
... father of (xvii) John, father of (xviii) John Vaughan, md. Gwirvil, d. of Griffith ap Jevan ap John, and had (xix) John of Narberth, md. Elizabeth, d. of Lewis ap Richard Gwyn of Senghenydd [Lewis of Van], and had (a) Joan, coheir, md. John ...
... informed that the following dis- senting ministers have entered St. David's College, Lam peter-.—Thomas John Gower, near Swansea Thomas Richards, Cardigan; and William Thomas, Landyssel. Mr. Hill, an eminent Baptist minister, of York Chapel, Swansea, has ...
... Dausc anti ittorous.—P.O. Roberts ehar,ed John Jones, of Llandyssil, tailor, with bring drunk riotous at Llandyseil, on the 12th of Fshruary.— Fined Ss sad costs.—Mr R. Morgan charged losses, Botcher's Arms. Llandysail, with bring drunk and riotous at ...
... came back. On the 7th of November, the prisoner delivered a load of coal to Mrs Price of 5, Nelson-street, and one to the Cardigan Arms. It alleged that the prisoner took the coal to Mrs Price's without orders, and that he intended to embezzle the money. ...
... the occurrence, had his arm crushed and broken in the machinery, and be himself now lies 'n a precarious state in the same hospital. Verdict —' Accidental Death.' FRIGHTFUL ON H. M.S. frightful accident happened last week to John Allen, A. 8., serving on ...
... defendant the benefit thereof. BIM AT Ittsara. Hooas.—John Thomas. at the White Hart, Georgetown, charged with selling deer at illegal hours. Adjourned till Monday. —Ann Lockyear, of the Botcha'a Arms, Caedraw, was charged with a similar offence. P.C. James ...
... :—Lifebost at Whitby *arm 12 men; Haueley, 4 ; Tborponess, ; Rye boat and other boats, 18 men and 'awl; Peignmouth, 6, Plymouth lifeboat sad steamtng, 6 men and ye;; Plaistow, 4; Bule Haven, ; likaunton, 20; Ponh. eawl, 10; Cardigan. 3; Southport. 4, Lytham ...