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... Est Estate, at Brecon May 9 Debenture as Cardiff Mr. John H. Ri May 10 Oattle, &c.. at Newchurch West April 17 Farm, at Newport il 23 at Newport Pasture Land, «c., at Newport .. Meeers. John HM. Rennio Fat and Store Stock, at Garway . -April 21 rniture ...
... mons, before the Cardiff stipendiary (Mr. T. W. Lewis) on Thursday with striking a woman named Amelia Stevenson at the Cardigan Arms, Spooner, who was given a “ record ” by the police, was fined £5 and costs. He was allowed a month to pay. Smokere agree ...
... Richard John Lioyd Price, who won the day in his “rough shoot” action with Mr. Pareons, is the head of @ very ancient Welsh family, descended from the oid Lords of Ys Aled. They have been cettlod at Bhiwlas from a remote period. Professor John Stuart Blackie ...
... UNDER | HAMMER. Mr. John Price. At the Plough Hotel, Lampeter, on November 2% Mr. John Price, Lianybyther, offered the free farm and lands known as hold the parish of Silian, in the county situate in nd containing 55 acres of of Cardigan, a and arable land ...
... Leeder & . oa. Properties, at Swansea April 29 Gae-light Stock, at Swansea . ay 6 Properties, at Bridgend . June — Freehold arm, at Lian doc Freehold Fields, Alfr: near Swansea Lease! Meeers. May 1 Estate, in London hold Properties, at it. in London une ...
... HAMMER Salutation Hotel, Newcastle Emlyn, Mr. John Evans, Cardigan, offered lots of property, including farms, emall- holdings, and accommodation land, being part of the Gwernant Estate (Mr. Gilbert Lioyd Williams). Most of the lote were purchased by ...
... guarantees preceded by those of Poynings more than four centuries azo. In 1782 England was at war wth her Ameri- can Colonies. Grattan, in the Irish Parlia- ment, carried an address to the Crown declaratory of the legislative independence of the two Irieh Houses ...
... thence to and from Ireland. The “mail” coach was eo called because it had a guard who was armed or mailed. “The “Western Mail’ Coach” fore meant the coach with the armed guard or conductor that the western part of the country. “ However much eome of the residents ...
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... the reign of eon Edward Vaughan was member of THE LIBEL ON CARUSO. ment for the county of Cardigan, and for ® of the Admiralty, —— time one of and his grandeon John Vaughan was The court at Milan having found that Mme. @ baron and v ‘iam in Giaccheti, a ...
... thoroughbred or registered hunter eire (open John Williams, Eithindewniesa, Mydrim, St. Clears, “Mies Buckley” 2nd, Sir Merrik RK. Burrell, Bart., Knepp Castle Stud Parm. West Grinstead, Horsham, “Casual” ; 3rd, John +7 tive” A. Mullens, Banow Ilills, Longeross ...
... to Asaist.— Beterences, wages (outdoors), Charles, Penygraig. ‘OSIERY young ing Man, ex, experienced ; Weish.John Jones and and Sons, Cardigan House, Lovegeetrest, Swansea —Wanted, experienced First sand of own work- full particulars, Watkins and Mathias ...