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... Miss E J. Williams. (Encored.) Song, Jack's yarn,' Sergt. A G. James. Song, If doughty deeds,' Mr. Hambly. Catch, Call John, Messrs. Evans, Williams, Chalk, and Reynolds. Harp Solo, Bells of Aberdovey, Miss George. (Encored.) Song, Loves Request ...
... three-year-old brown Filly, by Cardigan Comet,'' I 1 LLS- - -- 7, Fat Sheep. 1 two-year-olwould make a splendid lady's hack. .; ' 8 Fat Oxen. ea - matter being removed or amity ' 2 Fat COUP. d bay Golding, by Cardigan Comet. ' separated from the lime ...
... saddle. Bay horse, four veara old, about 16 hands high, in harness and saddle. illy, two years off, by Cardigan Comet. Filly, two years off, by Cardigan Comet. d alorlrev - harness under 1 Slickling: ' cob mare, five years old, fast in harness and two-wheel ...
... wolf whenever the king should command him. During the reign of the next king—viz., Edward 1., it was found by inquisition that John de Engaine held the manor of Great Gidding, in the county of Huntingdon, by the service of hunting the hare, fox, wild cat ...
... old, ;1 hands high, to basso has grand actiow, by Cardigan out of a valuable cob mare bred by Mr ; premising, bay colt, 2 years old, by Mel nom, the same mars; handsome yearlin Ily I , v King John Brown, from same mare; hand 'se brown 'gelding, 3 ...
... aulow Hay (1878) about tons „ (1877) „ tow tt „ (19781 „ 40 . tons „ (1879) „ 40 tone R i , ove lot% nt.. aituate on Hertstum }arm, air road. about one and a halt a ,rtid Station. months credit will he given ui on rity, or discount for eindi st the rat o ...
... Would have expected, if deeeemi had beer, to • violent beating with a mirk, to Neon more symptoms of injury on him body. Or. John Russell, et Reath, save evidenoe of a cbarneter. Hie conclusion', agreed wi:h those of the previous witness. Mr. I ea I new ...
... 04 real emilement Oil in eimarquenoe it the eXpeetod of Mr. John a eery uritoniular landowner. tog lima hln the tnuntr. All nkina mad lentil rowldgmer at Hathdavla ti i inelliek •oF Armed in hod been stationed ti g Igreteet him. It to that preilkutimi ...
... Mr. John Davies to SELL by AUCTION, at the shove farm, situate two miles from Tywith Station, on the lAynvi and Ogmore Valley Railway, on THURSDAY. September the 150, 1881, the following STOCK, CROPS, IMPLEMENTS, Ac., viz. i-80 cross-bred Cardigan and ...
... Cart Horses, Cobs and Ponies, Pigs, Implements, &c. MESSRS. R. JONES and SON have been favoured with instructions from Mr JOHN EVANS to SELL by AUCTION, at the above Farm, on MON. . I/kr the 12th of SErrw.IBEN, 1881, the following LIVE STOCK, &c. 236 ...
... Brides Minor, David John, son of Mr. John Gould, , signalman, aged 14 months. : On the 24th of December, at Pnntycymmer. Gam Valley, Bettwa, son of Mr. David Thomas, carpenter, aged 22 months. On the 24th of December, at Colliers Arms, Maesteg, Marc. widow ...
... Davies, vicar of Cardigan; J. Pryce Evans, curate of St. Doginael's ; T. Jones,vicar of Llannon; D. H. Davies, vicar of Cenarth ; Daniel Jones, rector of Wine; J. M. Griffiths, vicar of Moylgrove ; Thos. Williams, curate of Cardigan; T. Rogers, vicar ...