... Lhlinfair, in the parish of !u Llandyssul.Carmarthen; aud John and Jane Thoinas, in infants. The defeudants were Anne Evans, now he Mrs. Kensit, her husband, William Henry Kensit, Le. Jobn Evano, John Daviea, and David Davies (out 3r- of jurisdietion), and ...

... WINTER ASSIZES 1N WEST YWA I-ES. CARDIGANS1{liE. Tihe winter a&eizee for the county of Cardigan took place at 1he Town-hall? La-npelter, on Wt'cdnesday, after 1jis lostlaip, Jufstice Law- ranos, had attendled Divine service at, the ,I aerish Ohureh. The ...

... few minutes after- I wards, hie saw a, pci-son named James John holding the pony. John Williams was there. James John said it was his pony, and he had bought it from a man at Pontalrdawe. John Williams added, Yes, it's his pony. I'll swear to '~it. Mr ...

... (before Lord Justice Lin~dey), Rosa Elizabethl Roberts, widow, of Lianbadarn, xrnear Abervstwith, brougaht an action aga7intst John in Hugvhes. widower, of Llwist. for' damxages, whichl :e. were liidS at £1I,000. for breach of promise of v marriage.. Pr 13owen ...

... intent ?? to Idill and murder' 00 himself at Fouidalet onl the 29bh of May lagh. - Mr. C. H-. oweroend.liaehAllen, Oci1 wifo of John Allen, colliery repairer, said the pri. jo sonter wits line brother. Onl May 29 lie cameo liome awfnl drinik and without ...

... Roboet the Devil conpled, taken BAVERIUPTS, LIQUIDATIONS, &c. ?? Toesdsy Night'e Londons Gastti. BANKRJPrS. Jobn Jones, Cardigan Arms, Dowlia, Merthyr Tydfil, innkeeper. Erancie Phillips, Waterloo street, Cwmbach, ond Blaenantygroes Brickworks, Owmbmoh ...

... Saturday, Mr Jnities Muniaty anti a gep>icl 1w5Y were gged til a Iafe hour- hearing an aseic6i or alander brought by the Rav. John Gower, rgobt -of T*fi& .:ed (aruarvonabire, - ag'ais the ReV, Edwar Edwaidg, ourate of .Penuiealmao, and formrerly owate of ...

... bea (Prt~om Friday Ntightt's Losgds Gazet.) JerS BANKRUtPpS. I ETi;. Evans, Of Bont-goch LbUwnon, Cardigan- Thi 5ir1.c lermer. Ru LIQUIDATIONS. a I John Iancey, 13, Windsor-roa., Neath, Ga rg w shire, carpenter, lae builder and contractsor. on- 12s Thomas ...

... Juvstic Charles rasumed the Cardigan-. aire Sumer Assizez at Lmpetor on Tuesday soeing. His lordship took his seat at .thalf- 1t ten, and-at once proceeded with thei cases ftheyoungmenfrons the parish of lPenbryn, armed Jobn Thomas and Watldn Grifilths ...

... Mr. Keys is a ila-n 'N 'ij who is well knllowil in Cardiff, lie having beea 462 I for come years the lanidlord of the Cardigan dl Arms, in Bute-street, A few weeks a go le is: .d wvant out Shootinig withi a gentleman, withr tbe ri3i ,d rexult thiat Keys ...

... Blsenavon , ?? 16 ?? ?? 16 Cardigan ?? 61 Ddfynnok ?? the ?? ?? 6t Newcastle ?? Y~sfrdgital(pleammr) 61 Kle~hton.. ?? ISt. ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? 7.20~ ?? * Wton . ?? B Ileneloebog2 Aed ?? ?? 21 fo ?? tiandyssll ?? 21: SO ?? 13 Orymsmych Arms._- Z1 'ao .lbyboat(&son) ...

... day in queotion, and the latter afterwards hi missed his money. On the same morning prisoner went to the barmaid of the Cardigan Arms, Bute- co] street, and handed her £4 and the two handker- siC chiefs to mind for her. rite jury returned a verdict ...