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... counties of Carmarthen, Cardigan, and as Pembroke, to be quite disregarded, tly except upon the estates of some 11 ats of the very large proprietors. There were lcy in the county of Carmarthen, and the sister lbs counties of Cardigan and Pembroke, thousands ...
... down at £1,25, of which £500o is payable in ?? up sharas. The Subscribers arme Rihard Evry, Alfred Thomas, ro John Guy Proger, David Jones, Solomon Andrews, G. A. REdiards, John P. Joaes; Henry Jones and W iiam Jones., one hare each. Mt. Henry Yones . ...
... Essex Edwards Air T. C., Heathfield, Swansea Evans M.A., Rev John, Grassemlale, Liverpool Evans Rev John J., Cantriff Rectory, Brecon Ellis Rev P. C., Llanfairfechan Rectory. Mackworth Arms Hotel Evans RevJ. 0, Alargam Vicarage, Taibrch, S-4 Evans Rev ...
... E-,sex Edwards .Mr T. C., Heathfield, Swansea Evans M.A., Rev John. i;,Ie, Liverpool Evans Rev John J., Cantritf Rectory, Br«»con Ellis Rev P. C., Llanfairfechau Rectory, Bangor Mackworth Arms Hotel Evans Rev J. 0, Margam Vicarage, Taibach, S.W Evans Rev ...
... about, and he could not get rid of IU. The prisoner was committed for a month. INTIMIDATION AND ASSAULT.—John Keefe was charged with assaulting John Macarthy The case was remanded from Saturday. Mr. L. V. Sherley appeared to prose- LEPTE. ^BE complainant ...
... terminated the proeaediags. The coontractor of the building, 'together with the schoolmasster's house, was Mr. John Willisms, a Ltngoedmora, Cardigan; and the architect, MI. t George Morgan, Carmarthen. . i.. ...
... prize, Mr John Evans, Cefn 2nd, Mr J. Davies, Capeldewi. Yearling cart colt or fillv—prize, Mr John Phillips, Caerlleon. Cob under 14-2, the property of a tenant farmer—1st prize, Messrs Isaac and Thos. Griffiths, Treeoe lfawr; 2nd, Mr John Thomas, Glanrynis ...
... which the report of the meeting at the Sir Cardigran Arms reached tbe office of the Westt'l rbe' Moailwe are absolutely unable to publish a completewee report of the proceedings at the Cardigan Arms. Ceit fin'e1 resoiadtuhi af te workmen there assembled1' ...
... For the defence Adams was called, and stated National that the men had several dogs with them, and they Amialgat were also armed with sticks, with which they beat the MAe bim about the head, when they closed round him Chester, and took his gun from him ...
... your patronage. Tbanking you sincerely for your past supart.- and ?? for its continuation, I remain, Your obedient Servant, JOHN WILLIAMS. BusinessconmencedDec. 18, with an entirely r.ewrywak, , ^ ?? _NOAH B.EEHS, HAY IAND CORN MBRCfiAhN 18, WORHING-STREET ...
... mention that her ship Thetis had visited Rossumttava, where last S«P ber a British seaman was murdered so cruelly. The f fully armed, entered the liver to ascertain the bombardment which immediately follqwd the lu With great difficulty he natives were per ...
... of .osoil x1vareS, News' agent, Ln the Parish of St. John the E aglL8l, In It Borough of Brec~on ; at the ?? of lDAVIe1 %VILLIA5~, Bookseller, In the Parish of St. MAr lathe BoroawI of Cardigan at the shop of Mr. J. WuITE Market-stree; in the Borough ...