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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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... abate the evil he would the next time be fined the whole amount allowed by the Act, viz.. 40s. CHARGE OF LOITERING.—John White, senior, John White, junior, and Alexander Clarke, were summoned for wilfully and unlawfully obstructing a pathway at Hirwain, ...
... stockings, the property of a man named Daniel Williams. The latter wits proceeding , ?? to Abiramsn,whbin lis went into the Cardigan c ink' Arms, where the prisoner was. He put his bundle oni the i table, and presently it and the prisoner disappeared. The I man ...
... O. Fowler and E. J. Davies, Esqrs. r ASSAULTING A LANDLADY.—John P; Morgan, of the Femple Bar beerhouse, High-street, was summoned for laving assaulted Mrs Marendcz. of the Crawshay's Arms 'nn, Merthyr. From the evidence, it would appear that VIrs Marendez ...
... of Castle Madoc, Esq. Cardigan- shire, Herbert Davies Evans, of Highmead, Lampeter. Esq. Carmarthenshire, Wiiliam Henry Foley, of Aber- marlais-park. Esq. Carnarvonshire, Hugh John Ellis- Nanuev, of Plashen, Esq. Denbighshire, -John Richard Heaton, of Idas ...
... in-best, Mr-. Thomas wac Davies from near .Cardigan, For the heat singer of the call ,in bass s,Arm, ar~m, ye bravo, five competed ; the prize ' tail cNO was divided between Mr. G. Jones, New Tr-edegar, and _j ire John Owen, Rhymney. The next was a prize of ...
... be referred to the Secretary of State. THE GREAT PLATE CASE.—In the suit, Cardigan v. Howe, in which the Duke of Buccleuch claimed from the executor of the late Earl of Cardigan the value of a service of plate, part of which had been melted down, Lord ...
... her £10 and costs, or two months in gaol. BRFfAL ASSAULT.—John Hancock, a powerful man, was charged with assaulting Michael Hayes, a labourer, his wife, Julia Hayes, and Police-constable Johns 47. It appeared that the prisoner lodged in Hayes' house, ...
... of the head, and his right arm was also injured. He was attended by Dr. Taylor, and afterwards sent home in a cab. MRS. MATHEWS' CONCERT.—Our readers are re- minded of the concert to take place on Wednesday next at the St. John's Schoolroom, Crockherbtown ...