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... CARDIGAN ASSIZES. WEDNESDAY. — (Before Mr Justice Mathevv). JONES V. THE NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK. This was an action brought by John Griffiths Jones, Tynant Farm, near Aberystwith, to recover £ 157 lis id which bad been paid into court, a judgment for ...
... IMPORTANT FRIENDLY SOCIETY CASE. At the Cardigan petty-sessions, on Thursday— before Messrs W. Picton E vans and David Da vies —John Lewis, residing at High-street,Saiut Dog- mell's, summoned John Roberts, farmer*' Arms, Bridgend. Saint Dogmell's, treasurer ...
... on Tuesday. A young man natned John Morris, aged 27, son of the late Mr John Morris, relieving officer, Pontrbydyceirt, near Cilorerran, and who recently served bis apprenticeship as chemist with Mr Joseph Roes, Cardigan, went to bathe jia company, wit4 ...
... man named Johu Morris, aged 27, son of the late Mr John Morris, relieving officer, 'Pontrhydyceirt, nearCilgerrao, fmd who recently served his apprenticeship as chemist with Mr Joseph Rees, Cardigan, went to bathe in company with two friends, got out ...
... and of that over the river Usk, near Newport, has been commenced. The extension of the Whitland and Cardigan Railway, from Crymmych Arms to Cardigan, is practically completed, and will be opened for passenger traffic In the course of a few days. Pursuant ...
... bail) was charged that he on the 12th instant, at the Butchers' Arms, Eglwyswrw, tendered and uttered a Hanoverian medal as and for a sovereign, with intent, &c. Mr John A G. Evans, of Cardigan, solicitor, appeared for the defence.— The magistrates said they ...
... and of that over the river Usk, near Newport, has been commenced. The extension of the Whitland and Cardigan Railway, from Crymmych Arms to Cardigan, Is practically completed, and will be opened for passenger traffic In the course of a few days. Pursuant ...
... know that there is to be an entire change of system (Grattan's Metnoirs, vol 4 p 174). Shortly after this interview Grattan dined at the Duke'a with Pitt, the Grenvilles, George Pun- so iby, Sir John Parnell, and others. Parnell and Pitt sat near each ...
... Kington, Herefordshire, formerly residing at the Oxford Arms Hotel, Presteigne, Radnorshire, licensed victualler. Andrew Peters. Taylor's-! ow, Tirphil, Glamorganshire, carpenter and wheelwright. John Parry, Lowther-street, Briton Fern-, moulder. George ...
... be settled on Henry Grattan and his heirs as a reward for his exertions in the cause of Irish Independence. With the conclusion of the Parliamentary Session came a divergence of views, Flood for the time bad failed, \while Grattan's star was in the ascendant ...
... Kington Herefordshire, formerlf residing at the Oxford Arms Hotel, Presteigne, Radnorshire, licensed victualler. Andrew Peters, TaylorViow, Tirphil, Glamorganshire, carpenter and wheelwright. John Parry, Lowther-street, Briton Ferry, moulder. George Nisbeck ...
... FI RST H 0 M E OF HOME R U LE. JWU= GRATTAN'S PARLIAMENT IN COLLEGE-GREEN, 1793. I 'ra time when Grattan's Parliament is being much discussed, many will I*interested to see what Grattan's Parliament House was like. In the ,:01lnpanying sketch, which ...