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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Scott, Wm. Stone, John Jones, ci w James Goodall, Leon D. Williams and John Lewis. Sunday A 1. -Religious services performed by the Rev. John Thomas N h, and Mr. E. A. Parnell; Wednesday by Mr. E. A. Davies, U L.A., St. Mary's, John WV. M3orris, secretary ...
... the flute Arms, flute- street, gave evidence, showing that oil the night of the alleged murder the prisoner was in bed at half-past elev n and twenty minutes before that hie was lying asleep on tle kitchen table. Hie was ledgienat the flute Arms, The affray ...
... (before Mr. G. B. Broek anld Mr. Thonams Phillips), a per- EoI uclmed E . Hobbs Smith was charged with having violently nsseulted John Roe, rcsiding at 22, Orangcstrcet. -Mr. Clifton, solicitor, said he npcpeircil to prosocute in the case, and w-ould state, ...
... nominated for the next twelve months ?? W. C. Bedford and Wim. Grifliths; ?? Noah Morgan, David Davies, John Staiiton, John Lewis, and Alfred Jenkins; D.T., John Sargent; D.S., David Jarmnal. The next meeting will be held at the house of Brother Broad, Golden ...
... and unstam pod it 'weights, was lined C20B, asid costs Ud. John Beddos, A fleetly, for using an unjust balance, a3draiebmse against .Y the purchanser, was. fiiicd lbs., and cose 7s. Gdl-john 10 Shears, general dlealer, Janseson, Manorbier, for, usniig ...
... gentlnocilo acted as judges :n-Mr. Davies, Yetradwalter; Mr. Phillips, of Raved Grove; Mr. Mlathias, seri of Penlycoed, Car-digan; Mr. Morgan. Llwyn;, D. Presser, pec 'Ty Gwyn, Carnmarthon; Dr. Davies and D. Lewis, LVen. pal die; Mr. Hill, Golden Grove; ...
... Bawdon Power, which wvas also allowed. CA1TION io TRAXPs,-Attho Town-lball on Tacsday (before Ir-. C. Allen and Mri. Beos), John Johnson, a tranmp, was ca!,-gee by the Hend-constable with being drunk and disorderly in the public streets. He had been up ...