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... Mr Thomas Weymouth, printer, of a daughter. Oct. 2, at Neath, the wife of Mr John Williams, landlord of the Devonshire Arms, of a daughter. On Saturday last, the wife of Mr John Thomas, printer, Ilanelly, of a daughter. Oct. 8, Mrs Jones, the wif of Mr ...
... he was about to pull the trigger his arm was seized by a bystander, and the ball lodged in the ceilin g . The murderer was immediately arrested and placed in gaol. Ile is the travelling clerk for a manufactory of arms at liege. 'The young fentale belonged ...
... Ile knew Mr. Grattan better than the hon. member could know him; and Mr. Grattan never was an united Irishman. The hon. member had done more; he had not only libelled Mr. Grattan, but he had libelled Lord Charlemont ; and he (Mr. Grattan) would not sit ...
... Soil by Thomas A. Roberts, chemist, Conway : John Brown, Chr,micle Office, Bangor: Robert Grittith.chemist, High-street, Carnarvon: William Edwards, chemist, Dell high : H. G. Hughes, chemist, Holyhead John Beale, chemist, High-street, Wrexham; E. Ward ...
... following proportions, namely 'fire county of Glamorgan 4.087,027 parts. Carmarthen 2,311,1151 „ P. Pear bi oke 1,950,15/1 „ Cardigan 1,614,753 That the committee of visitors to superintend the building, erection, and management of the asylum, should be formed ...
... l:lamorganAiire canal, in favotir the at'- pin men t to the vacant office of Mr John Forr..st, nephew of the late Mr. Ueo. Forrest Cardiff County Coati. [Friday, Feb. It--Before John ilson ' Fsq , Judge The following insolsent cases were brought for Lea. ing ...
... Stone Bridge, ; Mr. John Bather, 8, Bath Street, Bath; Mr. John harsh. Smart, I, Quay Parade, and Mr. James W. Puckett, 'Lord Berestord Packet Office, Swansea ;t Mr. Martin, Britannia Hotel, Ilfracombe; Mr. W. Cory, Fortescue Arms, Barnstaple; and Mr ...
... Jason, BaLm r,M., n an, sundries; John, Lewis ' Cunibmartia, Lsllast ; Heart of Oak, Evans, Cardigan, ballast ; Pheasant, t>o ills, Cardin, ballast; Mar-me, Allen, Watchet, flour; Archer, av, Ma ryport, hall-mat; John and Ann, Lake, Ita ra staple, sundries;; ...
... that the armed forces of the sovereign ought to be seduced or bribed, and that if seduction or bribery did not succeed they should be opposed by force of arms—when persons were advised to arm themselves, and were told that if they procured arms they would ...
... Bill at the Cardigan Branch of Messrs. Wilkins'e Bank. Mr. William De — il . 7Mon examlned; t am the manager of Messrs. Wilkins's Bank at Cardigan. 1 seen the prisoner before to-day. I saw hint on the lot of April, at Messrs. Bank at Cardigan. The pr;soner ...
... our nest, THE FORGERIES AT CARMARTHEN AND CARDIGAN.—Mr. John Cory Adams, a captain in the royal navy, lias been committed for at the next Carmarthen Assizes, on two charges if forgery, at Carmarthen and Cardigan. About four weeks ago, says the-Binningham ...
... Mary, time wife of Mr. John Major, and eldest daughter of Mr. Woo Lowen, of Greltysyron. April 14, at Maesteg, Elizabeth, the wife of Mr. John Rees, grocer, and youngest daughter of the late Mr. Rialtards, of the Goarchen Arms: . -- Ntare.ll Si, at Funelial ...