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... Lewis, Esq. ; David Pugh, Esq. ; John F. Ji ones, Esq. ; J. Gillart, Esq. ; Hugh Lloyd Jones, Esq.; John organ, Esq. ; Wm. J ughes, Esq., Dolgelley ; Capt. Lloyd; Messrs. W. J arratt, John Meredith, Moses Hi es, John Evaus, Merbew, J. H. Jones, Mr. Jones ...
... England and Austria, repre- senting that so large a quantity of arms are not called for by the requirements of the Servian militia and police. Both views are undoubtedly correct, and the arms will probably be allowed to proceed, to be used at no distant ...
... undermentioned gentlemen, and the respective heirs male their bodies begotten Thomas Darios Lloyd, Bronwydd, In the county Cardigan, and Kllrhue, In the county Pembroke, Esq. ; Henry Rich, the county of Berks Esq.; Frank Croasloy, Belle Vue, in the county ...
... by P.C. John Davies on a charge of | morning we had again a smal! show of English wheat, and condi- tion somewhat better. Dry samples were taken furious driving. When told the charge, the defendant would on ee Fgh neither admit nor deny it. John Davies ...
... given on the trial, that the the late Mr. John Me ureh, in this county. N demand on EDWARD HUMPHREYS, send in immediately discovered, though som e delay oceurred in 2sth ult. at Cac Mv nes, of the Derby Arms | Dealer, of Welshpool, are parti icularly ...
... very precarious state. It is supposed that is insane. The Cambridge Chronicle announces the mysterious disappearance of Mr. John Bead, a very extensive farmer of Whittlesey. He took the train for Peterborough on New Year's D3y and has not since been heard ...
... GLOUCESTER. Alleged Assault and Robbery. —On Saturday, George Smith and John Goatman, labourers, appeared before C. B. Hunt and T. A. Pearson, Esqrs., to answer ■to charge of assaulting John Morgan, of Alma-villas, ! Bristol-road, and stealing from his person ...
... Heraldic Ornvl, Bibmihohah. —Arm* «nd Crert* •tnbiMoiHMl *nd Jamks hTOBAA, 15, livtnr-»trc«t the Greet Wteteru tullwey SUtIM). Sketeh deecripttob. S*.; ditto, Uenldic Cotoare, Ot, NochArgeto deercbink far Arm, WIDBIHO ind VIBITIKO Cards, engrieed J, STOf ...
... Johnson; Mary's Chutxb, Cardigan, by the Rev Griffith Thomas, vicar, William Henry eldest son of William Haden, Esq., of Dudley, this to Matilda Ellen Jane, daughter of William Lane INoott, of Cardigan. Lately, at Ribbesford, by the Rev. John Fortescue, Mr. Alfred ...
... year ; Stomped, Bs. (if in advanoo, 75.) par year. Printed and published at the Chronicle Office, St. John’s Hill, Shrewsbury, by the Proprietor, John Watton, to whom all communications are to addressed. COUNTY OF SALOP, TO WIT. THE SHERIFF of the COUNTY ...
... Mr ilirry Newtown ; Mr. Pugh. merchanC Revel!; Mr. Andrew, Glansevern Arms; Mr. Thomas Morris, smith ; Mr. John Turner, Lion, Newtown; Mr. Richard Turner, builder, Newtown ; Mr. John Jones, Lower Bryn; T. Moms, London House 'Velsh,M>o W. and J. Humphreys ...