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... on one flu morning. John Brows'. Fair was asherid iota elaterme, the preset°e of quadropsds innumerable and biped. not not a few. Tee was glee° its same in of • Mr John Brown, who, at the time, was deputy Mager under Mr John Williams Hughes, who occupied ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... butcher; John Evans, Llanarth, fanner; James, do, do; Thomu Jenkins, Cwmrheidol, do; Jenkins, Llandysail, do; Evan Jones, Cardigan, draper , John Jones, Nantydderwen, farmer; Thom., Jones, Cwmdu, farmer; John Pant, Cwmrheidol, farmer; John ...
... Eveas, Llanarth, farmer; John James. do; Thomas Jenkins, Cwmrheidol, do; John Jenkins, Llandyasil, do ; Evan JOOP!, Cardigan. draper; John Jones. Nantydderwen, farmer; Thomas Jones, Cumin, farmer ; John Pant, Cirmrbeidol, farmer; ...
... warder at the gaol, Carmarthen; J. (Mel, tue present porter at the workhouse; John James (late of the upturn), Carmarthen ; John Phillippe, Lammas-We t, Carmarthen, John L. Jones, printer, Carmarthen. After a very canted, Mr Thomas James was elected ...
... Mr Hodge, shipbuilder, had esamined the ship, and found her seaworthy. They were mentaiseed to hard labour for weeks each. John Humphrey Jones, • militiaman, was charged with unlawfuly weandiag Patrick Collies. 1110 complainant, it was elated, was quarrelling ...
... frumantle. BROCRINO —On Tuesday seining the melancholy ihtelligence reached Cardigan that Phillips, carpenter, Penygrair, Cilgerron, father of the youth ch , rged with the manslaughter of John Peters Davies, his fellow-apprentioe, some time ! since, which has ...
... the prisoner to hold she went the Bowen'. Arm., at Lades, So get cbaugu for balf.s-eovereign. The Bunch decided there was no ma* defendant SWAN BE A, Mot:DAlL—Before Mr C. T. Wilms, mayor, and Mr Sidney John Williams. of Corstinon, • reepectably droned ...
... Aldermen Williams, T. C. Morris, and John Thomas (Quey.street); Councillors Hear, Norton, David Device, E. W. Sheckell, W. J. Morgan, Mostyn Davies, J. Howell Thomas, J. H. Smith, William Lewis D. B. Edwards, John Thomas (Fonutain Villa), W. Jones. A ...
... (Mayor) snd Mr B. Ha. John Abbot, oboe Evans, a journeyman co•ch.maker, was broaght up charged with wandering about the streets at two o'clock morning, when in an unsound state of mind. It ' appeared from the statement of P.C. John that the primeswas wandering ...
... Galltwyk, Wesleyan Methodists of Bethania and Soar, Whitford, aud Mostyn, parish of Whitford; from Llangranog and Abermeurig, Cardigan- shire; from the Baptist congregation, LIanhiieth, Mon. taouthsture; from Independent congregation of Borea, Anglesea. A ...