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... paper manufacture. To celebrate the completion of this machine, and also to celebrate the attainment of the majority of Mr. John Brown, the son of the principal partner, the employes were on Friday invited to a substantial dinner, pre- pared for them by ...
... Dr. I due to the said bankrulpt must be paid to thelRegistrar. JOHN DANIEL THOMAS, THighlBailiff. and a -- reside THIO BANHRUPTCY AMBNDMENT ACT, 18W. who 1 OTICE IS HEREBY GIVE8N, that JOHN eematn WILLIAM CHACK, of No. 6, Lowie.street, in the and 01 borough ...
... Oka The idel WU ow parcel was &MOO. • CORRESPONDENCE. THE WELSH POLITICAL EVICTION-4. EVAN BEYNON j T. DAVIES, BANK HOUSE CARDIGAN. TO EDITOR OF CAVIDUA DALLT LEADMIL Bm,—ln a late number of the Western Hall, Mr. Davies unhesitatingly states that the ...
... previous conviction. Four mooths' ts( bard labour. I A CARDSF' STABBING CASE. hol o John Riley acd Leandler Watts woeo indlictod for ci- fal: ' lawsoafully wousding John White, on the 26th Decomnbr. ncc Mor. DO Rultzen asppeared for the prosocuation; Itr ...
... St. David's), , Toolby ?? ?? . 5 00 0 Mr. Joseph Gregory, Tezhy ?? 3 3 0 Mr. John Phelps, Touby ?? I 1 0 Mr. B. Sales, Tooby ?? ?? 1 1 0 Mrs. Hughes, Tenby ?? I 1 0 Mr. John Thomas, o Tboby ?? 1 1 0 Mr. W . W llkinton, Tenby ?? : 1 1 0 Mr. Thomas Marchant ...
... literal copy of be an atrocious threatening letter recently addressed to Mr. John Davies, corn dealer and maltster, of Dyffryn, in the parish of Llangranog, in the county of Cardigan. The I ed precious effusion was found by Mr. Davies under the outer c door ...
... of CarmartlP-n and Cardigan, but does not hold itself responsible for Cie correctness of his report in every detail. Numerous cues of eviction have taken place in Carnarvonshire, but no list has yet been made, and even for Cardigan and Carmarthen the ...
... a-granog, in the county of Cardigan h?wlo, although nsa strict Nonconformist, refuse4f to contribute to :the mischievous--we shall shortly have' to call it' by ofa harsher name--eviction fond. We reproduce it inhere ?? Mr[. JOHN DAv~iEs,-r-I do'infdxm jou~th'at ...
... s.; Promenade, Is. 23,5 alter- - LEGAL NOTICES. r l.tTHE TBANKRUPTOY AMENDMENT ACT, 1M. D Mg t OkTCE is HEREBY GIVEN, that JOHN sc ,, N ODWLN, of Reoath, in the comity of tlaciorgau, Grocer, Si has left intlc Otfice of the Chief Reglitrar of the Court ...
... in noticing. such 1 fi. miserable twcddlse. It is now quite plain that the battle sit of has come dowiyin the weak, light.armed skirmishers, The tia shegals are in 7nill cry, but lot me advise you, as an.old of seol[ier, if yea. have regard for the good ...
... tsueenn. on my watch-tower, I have qu i e tly observing the political conduct of our ud t he Tory lancllords and landladies In Cardigan. some times I have been highly amused at what ll the mountebank pranks of that section ot iio ca see and splutter, and ...
... witness ?—Prisoner: No, sir. I believe that he has spoken the truth. The prisoner was remanded for a week. On Saturday, at Leeds, John Grant, a butcher, Shambles, in that town, was fined £2O, under the Contagious Diseases (Animals) Act, for sending on the Midland ...