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... CARDIGAN. —The ordinary fortnightly maim d Sig board was held in the union worke, near Cardigan, when the chair Mr. It. D. Jenkins (ricnchairmeni. A espy of a petition was reorient for Ad d for the closing of public-hi:m.4.e awl Wales on Sundays, except ...
... CARDIGAN. Pam Smoak —oe Meelay--bolsre led Mr W. Woodward—P.C. Them Ths Amid Dram. • Sump hen limky het. by aim. la the said phew iv, bread hie posiele He was pea Is peel area Wismar Arrolowns.—M • main d this horky. held se kt, at the sb.. W. present ...
... the severe weather. Three inquests alone were held by Mr Williams at the Plymouth Arms, Merthvr, on Thursday morning. The first was touching the death of a cabman named John Edwards, aged 58, living at No. 4. Graham-street, who met with his death ny being ...
... country's welfare which animated Sir John Price, of the Priory. Brecon, a member of the Council of the Court of the Ketches. The great cures of Wales had been the Lord Marchers. No one knew this better than Sir John Price, and though something had beta ...
... in 1798, but which would fail now as it failed then. The Irishman who now thought be could throw away his arms, just as Grattan disbanded the volunteers in 1782, would find tbat be bad placed himself in the power of a cruel, unrelenting English enemy ...
... CAPEL BANGOR CARDIGAN (Amizatown, Parliamentary and Municipal Borough, and seaport) CIVMYSTIVYTH Mr. C. Burrell. Post Oi©. Mr. James Davies, News Agent Mr. J. W. Evans, Medical - Hall. Mr. D. Rees, draper. Mr. W. J. Lloyd, Pant. Mr. Evan Evans. Mr. Stephen ...
... LEEDS JOHN'S F.Q, JCLU'B FOOTBALL CLUB OPENED THE MATCH SEASCN OF,IBBI2 > ON SATURDAY 1.4, THE CARDIGAN GROUNDS KUL* ,UU ROATL. C TC.V.NS WARS .NT V, LUO NEXT THIRTY PLAYERS, NOTWITHSTANDING WC-T, UNFAVOURABLE WEATHER LARGO NUMBER BI»ECTU'. ...
... THE MANCUNIUM Registered Fast Pile Velveteen HER MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. the Itev. H. Grattan Gaioneea, has jest left for Tens, where he contemplates the formation of a ' Baptist Church. — We regret to Isere that the ROT. Dr. Mittelaren, who ...
... Miss Margaret Jane, elder daughter of the Late John Hamer, Esq., Dolmen, near Llatihi. foes. Jonas—EvaNs.—April 20th, at the Register Odic•. Aberystwyth, before Mr John Jones, registrar, Talybont, Mr John Jones, Penlou, Llanrhystyd, to Miss Jane Evans ...
... the Old King George public-house, and the Printer* Arm* Spirit Shop, being Noe. 4, 5. and ®. Priory-street; and two Freehold Shops, No*. and 6, King-stroet. The property situate in the county of Cardigan and in the Mnsh of Llaufihangel-ar- A rtb, in the ...
... Pigs, fifteen weeks old; 6 Geese. Fowls, Ducks, and 20 Pigeons. Narrow-wheeled Block Waggon, with Patent Arms; narrow - wheeled Cart with Patent Arms and Sideboards; Milk Cart and Harness; Patent American Corn Reaper. Iron Plough, with Wheels ami Draughts; ...
... JOHN MACCIECOR & CO., Shirt Makers, HOSIERS AND GLOVERS 243, COMMERCIAL ROAD, E., Beg to call attention to their Winter Stook of Unrivalled Goods. LAMBSWOOL SHIRTS, DRAWERS. AND BTOCKING:4. Crimean Shirts in all Patter. CARDIGAN JACKETS, Wrappera, Fur•lined ...