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... the Rev Henry Jones, vles-r, Mr Edwin Frayler, of the arm of .11;. and A. Frayler, drapers, 4tc., Pembioke Dock, to Laura only daughter of Mr John Monan, co lector of customs for tte port of Cardigan, Pomona Cottage, St. Dogme'ls. BRVAN-itoosE. Oct. 4, ...
... James and Hugh Lloyd Harries. Mr Supt. Jones, Fishguard, charged Jacob Trollip, the proprietor of the mail cart from Cardigan to Crymych Arms Sta- tion, and William Carpenter, the driver of the said mail cart, with cruelty to two horses by working them while ...
... 7^(1; iVir Ans ee, Albion, £ 1 2S 6D; Mrs French, The Cottage, 13s 7d Mr Williams, Peel lyin, lOa LHD the Cardiff Arms, 10s the Cardigan Aruis, 8s 6d the Angel JJOT-L, PI; the Bute Catle, 2111iti the Solotlan S Inn, 3-T the London Taveru, 2sl0d total ...
... Llandyssul aftd Cardigan Coaches, begs t acquaint his friends and the public in general that he has taken the above Hotel, and trusts by strict attention to his basinaas that he will merit a share of their support. The Llandyssul aDd Cardigan Omnibus staxts ...
... matters 111 ,j remain as they werc. With the view of WkJelg measures tor the Whitland and Yaie Railwov Arms to Cardigan, a meeting ot the inhabitants of Cardigan was held in th^ Q,i?yr Saturday afternoon la^t. Mr Bowen, ,^elJ sided, and in a s'atemont which ...
... but could not speak. Mis. Grattan. eeeing he desired to be alone, left him to his loneliness and expectation. But the news, though long delayed, could not be kept back for ever. And, in course of time it came, too, to John Tarrant. If favourable, it ...
... share- Yelvl e above company was held on Tuesday, at V 6lt St Ton Arms Hotel, Whitiand. There were I?111 livar,„r J°bn Owen, Ulogue (chairman) Mr Benja- p .ydyigill, Cardigan Mr John Waterhouse, j.ars' London: and Mr Erasmus Grower, Clyn- the and amongst ...
... mention that her ship Thetis had visited Rossumttava, where last S«P ber a British seaman was murdered so cruelly. The f fully armed, entered the liver to ascertain the bombardment which immediately follqwd the lu With great difficulty he natives were per ...
... ESQUIRB, Castle-green, Cardigan. R. D. JENKINS, ESQUIRB, The Priory. Cardigan. THOMAS COLBY, KSQUIRE, Pantyderi, BlaoiffoiL MAJOR BAILIE, Pantiriou, bt Bogmells. MB LII. WIS EVAN S, Chemist, Cardigan. MR T. PARKER, Lion Hotel, Cardigan. MR J R. DANIEL, Cabinet ...
... SOCTH DOCK—Sept 30. Ocean, 33, Davies, Cardigan, Lalla-t Noi.TH DOCK—Sept 29. Friory, 31, Biddk, Kristol, barley Julia, Bidder, Runcorn, pitch Swan, 73, Johns, Buncorn, pitch Spread Fasrle, 2i>, Jenkins, Cardigan, paving stones William, 90, Boberts, P ...