Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Carmarthen, painter, with a-nutting him. Complainant, who was a young lad, said: Defendant caught me by the arm at the Ferryside, and held me until old John Thomas came up, who beat me with a disk. I was going to St. Ishmael with meat, and defendant said Here's ...
... Esti: AND ALIAULT.-11101041 EVILS charged with this P. C. James Davies that on Saturday night he wan sent foe to tho Mason's Arms to the defendant out. Ile found him stripped, and covered with blood; and after taking him out, he kept on challenging to any ...
... to pay its own costs. Assavev.—John Williams, cabinet maker, Usual?. v. John for seiriag hold ot &poker and Unman ening therewith in dash out the empleinant's brains, on the 4th instant, Owe he went to the Surveyor's. Arms, kept: by the defendant, for payment ...
... Publishing 29, Queen-street ; Briton Ferry, Handel!; Ely, Gibbs; Port Talbot, Evan j Cwmavon, John Doles Pyle, Evan Evans; St. Pagan's, liewellyn ; saddler, John Thomas; Bridgend, W. T. Nictolson, Magmfeff. M• Thom**, Stamp Moe; Peacoed, D. G 5 fiths; Morriston ...
... the Institutive, John. stmt. Adelphi, London. ardik t rit A Humphrey. an inquest at the v. _lt Arms Tavern, John-street, East ;a-road, Poplar, respecting the death of Mrs Ann Steward, aged 44 ye ars , the wife of a master mariner. Mr John POPLAR. rade', ...
... Lloyd, Nott-square Cardigan I). Williams bookseller Ceincoedycyinmer P. Sky ms Taibach J. Hilbert, grocer 11 . 1r v w • ain—J, Sims, chemist Merthyr—D. Evans, Victoria-street D Davies, Waterford Store Penclawdd— R. B. Christopher John Evans, grocer Ahergavenny ...
... of the churches, owing to the disuse of aechdeaconal visitations. Even at this day, we believe, the archdeacon* of Brecon, Cardigan, Carmarthen, and fita David's, do not enjoy the same power, or esti-. cise the jurisdiction, as other functionaries of the ...
... animal. On his return into court, he . considered the horse wait for work, wad midesed , defeidant to pay the costs. 1 AseauLT.-John Phillips, a burly-looking feller,. was charged with beating Margaret loon, on the Illth of October. When Complainant called ...
... eleven o'clock on fisturday ' fiter 7th of March, in Tonune•street, Swansea, , added that the defendant struck her down twice. John Phyla ind, witness for the complainant, sworn, deposed ' he witnessed the Sght, and WM the defendant : miles down the complainant ...