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... Jones, Richard Davies, Thomas Richards. David Williams, David Mason, Evan Simon, David Price, William H. Griffiths, John Williams, John Thomas, and Rehard Roberts. Evidence was given by_ mily Jenkins, mother of the child, Mary Ann Hughes, wife of Thomas ...
... Eckert., c Rahn. b Butler 0 Dan Williams, b Butler 4 Griffith E. 'Williams, run out 7 John Humphries. cßarden, b Butler 1 W. Levis, Colvin, b Ruche S John Williams, run out 2 E. A. Williams, not out .. 4 H. W. Bromby, c b O'Brien 3 Extra ...
... County Governing Body was to have been held at Cardigan on Thursday, but owing to the small number of members present, the greater part of the business could not be proceeded with. The task of getting to Cardigan from the northern end of the county is no ...
... smash• log it to pieces. Some children were in the wagon when it started, ease of whom jumped not in terror. One boy named John Jones, son of Mr David Jones, Loudon Hewes, alter reaching the ground, fell on his head and was rather severely injured, bat ...
... Ram Lambe, viz 40 Ewes, 25 Ewe and 20 Ram Lambe. The Sale to commie°. at 11 a.m. sharp. Term emelt z743 PONTRHYDFENDTGAID, CARDIGAN. SHIRE. MESSRS WILLIAMS ik EVANS have been instructed by kfre Anise Joan to offer for Sale by Public Acctioa, at the Red ...
... 13TH Present : Dr Jones•3lurria vice.chalrman, presiding; Capt John Jones' Cep. David Richards. Mears John Humphreys. W. 31-nris, Henry Llewelyn Jones, J. R. Owen. and John Davies • John Jones, clerk ; J. Buckingham, assistant clerk ; and Morgan Thomas ...
... of Llyswen, or Aberseron. He was high sheriff of the county of Cardigan In 1613. Lewis. his grandson, was sheriff of the same county In the year 17tt. Of his wife, Mary, the daughter of John Prys, Esquire, of Rhandir, there was issue several sons, of whom ...
... use most Moderate Charges. particalass co apptioatiou. MILL BUSINESBES t MILL BUSINEI3BIO3 !,' R. FOX. the well-known Dairy ARM and (Fatablialsed 18691. WensaE hie ill Meets that Me owl, bedews *Adores le sow ?77 , Pentonvilie-r0a4.1 Kiwis CTOIIII (two ...
... James Hills-Jobses, Dolan Cosby, and Lady Hills-Johns*, Mrs Jobnee, Sir John Hills, Mr, lira Pugh Brass, Mr C. B. Hills, Mrs Manniur, Mr and Mrs Ormond, Mn George Hills, Mr A. Hill; the Jobe Braes, Mr and Mn John Evan., e 1 r sod Mn L. F. & nigh, Mr sad Mrs ...
... lee. than 20Ibe weight-1 and 3, John Davits, RhLeonel., Tallinn; 2, John Price, Boddie, Lampeter ; hc, Evan Hushes, Nanthanfoel, or Lampeter. Three pounds of fresh butter—l, J C Harford, Palcoodale, Lampeter; 2 and 3, John Thomas, Pentacawen, Lampeter CHEESE ...
... Mr Guthrie Jones—l did not see the petition at Dock (Welsh exhibition), £10; John Matthews. all. County School, Liandilo (Welsh exhibition), £10; Mr Hughes—lt was here. John Device, Comity School, Llandyseul (agri- Mr Gothrie Jones—lt was not read. I ...
... aide. John Felix, carpenter, tried to prevent him, bat the defendant continu ed to attack him—Defend. ask ha reply to the Clerk, said he had no goad= to pot to the cromplaloont. He had been drinking heavily and remembered nothing about the ask.—John Fells ...