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... it amazed thM Loth complatmat *SRI defendant had need bad homage, and that both of dam, whPot baying r chili each in their arms. 11 , 11 engaged iu • pitelvd beetle. ' The eoniplaiaant on the one hand predimed in mut • piens of infendmil bad ol ber windows ...
... innvietionn. Ref meal. John Daley, Ilebblore' Arms, Prtar'iateld. House 'milt h.r tatrrying LW the Refused. James liughea, Cornish Mount, no character. Preetitutet reaiding in part a the house. Refused.. -John Smith, Mariners' Arms, Corn-street. The wee ...
... MB. J. EOWSLL THOMAS will oIC ffor for by AUCTION. OG WRDNESDAY, the net of Apr, i'9. at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. Gander Arms. lalsidin. A ottovg, called The Great Wood, echtaining 23 or thereabout', sad a Grave below Wsondsoyty, containing Is. U ...
... other time. Maria Shell, wife of George Shell, Georgestreet, said she bought three pairs of boots of the prisoner at the Cardigan Arms, Water-street, on Friday evening, for 61.. one pair being for herself, and the other two ter Mrs. Davies, the landlady ...
... CARMARTHEN. PERFORXIJICIL —The Carmarthen Amateur Dramatic Society gave an entertainment at the Assemblyrooms, on evening. CARDIGAN. _ ROYAL or Stmormars.—Among those that have recently pans.' the preliminary examination at the, society we are plea,e.l ...
... a water rate be made and levied epos all buss and tesenreale edible the bercregb of Cardigan, in porseance of the Town Classes Improvement Act 1847, and ths Cardigan Market Improvement Act. • finance of the Fat on Tuesday evening, and went through the ...
... t7il y.11esesl; S shuts. Total. Private James Evans, £2 ?? 4Private WV. John, ?? 15 ?? If. .1 ones, ?? ?? Private C. SWiilianis, lN ?? Private A. Rows, IN. ?? 15 Private3 John Lloyd, 10s ?? Priva~te Ges. Thomas, INs. ?? Private Janice Williams, its ...
... St. John-street. The household furniture and effects were sold yestenlay, and the house was closed in the afternoon. FATAL ACCIDENT.—On Weilinwlav evening, the body of Mr. John Jones, eldest son of Capt. Yonro, the landlord of the Cardigan Arms. Cardiff ...
... prisoner was sentenced to one month's inipri•onment with hard labour. . CARDIGAN. Soca:Tr.—We are pleased to find that Mr. Thomas Morrie, pupil of Mr. D. M. Palmer, 8.A., Cardigan Academy. has Puccesofully parsed the preliminary examination of this moeiety ...
... Charlotte, 75, Dusegard, liesrry; John Clemen-w, 96, Cooper, BorathsunSca; Mummy, Fardell, Dock. NEWPORT. I.—Hotry Woolley; Speedawty, 294, May, Dublin, Wait. Baum, December 1.--Carl Nyberg, Nonni, linsait. 792 owl, Abort:arm The Bowd Nail simmer the Wed Indilu ...
... Trcfaeb ; Bleeeporth, 31r H. Joueo, Dyffryn ; Bricell, Mr William Williams, Tygwynne ; St. Mary. Cardigan, Messrs. B. D. Jenkins, T. Evans, and J. Leah), Cardigan ; Dines, Mr D. Barnes, Wands:lir; Eglwyswrw, Mr W. Mathias, Penooed ; Kiigerrao, Mr A. J. Keane ...
... in the family vault in Ebenezer Chapel. FATAL Awn-Ter.—On Wednesday evening. the body of Mr. John Junes, eldest of Capt. Jones, the landlord of the Cardigan Arms. Cardiff, strived at this town by the six o'clock train. The unfortunate young man was second ...