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... Walter Kelly, M.A., James Wills, Esq., to Maria Louisa, eldest daughter of the late Rev. John Hornbuckle, of Reading, Berks. DEATHS. the 13th inst., at Cardigan, aged 36, Griffith Richard Jenkins, M.D., of H.B.M.'s Legation, Japan, formerly of the Royal ...
... flock.-1st 151., John Pears, of Mere, Lincoln, ly 4m old, bred by exhibitor. 2nd, 101., John Byron, of Kirkby-green, Sleaford, Lincolnshire, ly 4m old, bred by exhibitor. LONG WOOLS. CLASS 87.—Pen of ten ewes, with their lambs.—1st, 101, John Williams, of ...
... same flock.—1st, 15/ John Pears, of Mere, Lincoln, ly 4m old, bred by exhibitor. 2nd, John Byron, of Kirkby-green, Sleaford, Lincolnshire, ly 4m old, bred exhibitor. LONG WOOLS. CLASS 87.—Pen of ten ewes, with their lambs.—1st, 17, John Williams, of Caercadv ...
... Skinner Plvmeuth. Pen arm DOCK, Sept. U-Sandsea, a, Debson, Malta, coal. Sedgmoor, s, Beddis, Watchet, light Riveire, Rees, Hayle, coal. William and Ann, Hewett, Penzance. coaL Enterprise, Strike, Guick. Pexarth DocK, Sept. 10.—John Brogden, s, Chitharn ...
... Mr R. Parnall, The Cottage, Llanstephan 2nd, £ 1, Air John R. John, Esgairaingoed. Two-year old colt or filly calculated for carriage or hackney purposes— 1st, 23, Mr E. F. George, Bailey h arm, Cardiganshire 2ud, £ 1, MrH- Davies, Typicca. Yearling*colt ...
... C.'wbridce R JOHN THOMAS begB to, anr,ounce that the above S de advertised to take p! ice cn the 11th inst., is postponed until furrher notice. 2298 Glamorgsnshiie. Whitwtft. Hear Bonviljtjne. Saie of sto k, M^rops, implements, &c. R. JOHN THOMAS has received ...
... BASIN—July 20. Trotter. 36, Gower, Bridgwater, light Clio ss, 508, Thoma- Bristol, general for exportation EAST BUTE DOCK-July Arm, 36, Pittawav, BnJe. light Trois Freres, ^2, Lequellec, Bilbao, iron ore I'rovidenza, 370, Dodero, Bristol, ball .&t Giacomo ...
... but the business transacted was of an ordinary character. A meeting of the strike committee was held yesterday at the Cardigan Arms, Maria street, when it was resolved that the pay to the union men should be 15s per man, to non-unionists who are married ...
... Thurs- day morning. The ss Broomside. Capt Kedgley, left Grimsby at noon on Thursday for Bordeaux. WRECKAGE IN THE CHANNEL. Mr John Harris, Xc -.2, Cardilf pil-)t, reports that while in ehargf; ot the Italian barque Luigino, outward j bouca, i^bout 10 o'clock ...
... ER OLD CHAPEL, Merthyr Rev. John JONES, CALVINISTIC METHODIST, TREGARON 0 10 6 CONGREGATIONAL Church at Newport, per Rev. J. G. e 8 0 F. Gain, Upper Hollowly, LONDON 110 John Thomas, 050 John B. Jones, Resolven 1 1 O John Jones, Timber Merchant, Pncacler ...
... Chapel, Merthyr Key. John Jones, Calvinistic Methodist, Tregaron 0 10 6 Congregational Church at Newport, Pembrokeshire per Kev. 0 8 0 F. Gain, Upper Holloway, London 110 John Thomas, Llandyssul o 5 0 John B. Jones, Resolven | | 1 1 0 John Jones. Timber Merchant ...
... aged—1st prize £ 1, Mr John Phillips, Caerlleon; 2nd 10s, Mr David Lewis, Mydrim. Yearling ram—1st prize £ 1, Mr John Phillips, Caerlleon; 2nd 10s, Mr^ David Lewis, Mydrim. Lamb ram—1st prize £ 1, Air David Lewis, Mydrim; 2nd, Mr John Phillips, Caerlleon ...