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... BUT E AND ST. JOHN'S VICARAGE. OUR contemporary, the Crdiff reads • lecture to the Marquis of Bun: for having refused to alienate a portion of his Cardiff property for the purpose of affording a site for a vicarage to the of :st. John's. In the first ...
... which referred to the circumstances under which Mrs. Miles left the Cardigan Union. It appeared that when she applied for her present appointment, she re- presented that she left the Cardigan Union in order to make way for a married couple to take charge of ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... imtant, the sae of Mr. John P. Lloyd of Dale Cacti!, Pembrokeshire, of. daughter. SF.AVII the loth instant, at Shore-nlla, Swamp, Dorset, the of of the Rev. Thomas Hearin. of a daughter. STEWART.-On the 17th instant, at Newcastle Cardigan. shim, the wiled Capt ...
... scomnted at Viae late' election) ishbeartily hailed esth pe hereabout; as is also the letter of Captain PBeip, agent and I arm el a- cousin of Colonel Powell,. one of the most Itindly-hearted can-be eu and justly ?? gentismen hir the-countyr.. A plan ...
... eras the son of a schoolmaster, and was sixteen years of age. CARDIGAN. - - - - • - • Ircruoprr; thiarat.—Ctn Thum'sy the ioundation stone or a new chapel. to be built at blLuirhyd, near Cardigan, was laid. The new site is chstant about 10 yards from the ...
... soldier, named John Burnet, is now resi ling, who will attain the age lof 91 if he lives till November. He enlisted in the 81st Foot when he was about 28, and soon afterwards sailed for Spain, and served in the campaign uuder Sir John Moore. He was present ...
... the remains of their unfortunate relatives. THE NEW VICAR OF ELY.—A presentation of a testi- monial was made to the Bev. J, Johns, who for over six years has officiated as curate at Abercarn, but who is now about to take his leave of that dIstrict. for ...
... Abergavenny Mrs. Elizabeth Grieve. Aberystwith Mr. H. Hughes Bridgend MR. John Martin Brecon MR. John Evans Builth Mr. E. Vaughan Beaufort Iron Works, Mr. William Jones Cardigan Mr. J. S. Evans Carmarthen Mr. T. D. White. Chepstow Mr. James Coles Cowbridge ...
... 10d., from the shop door of Mr. E. Morgan, draper; and John I is Black was charged with feloniously receiving the same. her The prisoners were committed for trial at the ensuing assizes at Cardigan. ate Lbd ABERAVON. but CHrncus CiHoIR Picric-On Tuesday ...
... . T H E W WE S T E R N M A I L CLATE-S DAILY THROUGHOUT RADNORSHIRE. T HE W E.S TERN M A IL . 0OULATES LDAILY THROUGHOUT CARDIGAN SHIRE. T E E E-B 'T E , M A IL CIMIDtAIITS DelLY -THEROUGHOUT MGXTGOlMRYSHIRE. E WE ST E RN M A IL - CIRCUiT-ES DAIID THRR0M3OUT ...