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... best man, subsequently entered the church, and took his seat in the nave, near to the chancel arch. The bride, leaning on the arm of her father, arrived about half-past 11 o'clock. She wore a rich white satin robe, trimmed with white lace, a wreath of orange ...
... man's right arm. The driver went on and took no notice whatever. He was sure to know of the accident, because two girls screamed as loud as they could and called him to stop. I ran on at once and picked the old man up, and could see his arm was broken ...
... . The other overseers were also called, but they could Hot produce the books, Wing unable to find them. John Jones, assistant overseer of St John's, pi the rate book for the parish for the month of September, 1^70. He found Chusbrook and Klford's property ...
... Petty Sessions held a special meeting, at the Castle Hotel, to consider the charge of rape preferred against a youngman named John Howells, 18 years of age, living in the village (vith his parents. The complainant is Sarah j Hughes, a girl of 17 years of ...
... TaffVale Ra.Iway CoinpSy was heW on Friday last, at the Yelverton ARMS HOTET Whitland, for the transaction of the general business of the company, and to receive a report from the directors* Mr. John Owen, of Glogne, presided *BTHT RECTORS submitted the following ...
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... grocer. Richard Morris, Cooper s Arms Provision Stores, Plag. marl, near Landore, Llangyfelach, Glamorgan, grocer. William Jones, Cymmer, near Pontypridd, Glamorgan butcher. Richard James, Aberystwith, Cardigan, draper. John Foulk Evans, Aberllolyn and A ...
... James and Hugh Lloyd Harries. Mr Supt. Jones, Fishguard, charged Jacob Trollip, the proprietor of the mail cart from Cardigan to Crymych Arms Sta- I tion, and William Carpenter, the driver of the said mail can, with cruelty to two horses by working them while ...
... Wales Circuit, and Author of MEMOIRS OF THR CIVIL WARS IN WALES AND THE MARCHES. ) [ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.] XVII.—CARDIGAN CASTLE. Of Cardigan Castle, once a strong fortress the possession of which was much contested, there remains but a portion of the ancient ...
... liiutanant. John Molesworth, Burton-street Mills, Leicester, elastic web manufacturer. Henry Hail, UOdr-strept, Bois Town, Southampton coal dealer. William Hodason, formerly of Wigtown, Cumberland now of Silloth-street, Wigtown.road, Carlisle, shop- John Bonner ...
... nst., at 74, Crockherbtown, Cardiff, Mr. John Hayman Righton, professor of music, in his 70th year. THOMAS.—0:: the 24th ult., Mrs. Miliiccnt Thomas, the fifth daughter of the late Isaac Timothy, Mason's Arms, Cardiff, ag ...
... respond- ent had not put in an answer to the petitton. Mrs Mary Johns said she was ma rried to the respon- dent at the parish church of Silian, in the county of Car- digan—to John Lewis John?. He had formerly gone by 2hS name of Marsden, but that name had ...