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... the murderer. YOUNG Mt, KILL= AT • OOLLINIT.—&* inquest was held on Friday hit at the Arms, Furnace, near Llanolly, before Mr. J. Hughes, coroner, the tioath of John Phillips, aged 15, eon of David Phillic arr shoo;a a skir. It appears that whilst at Colliery ...
... delivered by Mtwara. David Guest, larael Hooper, William Harries, Jeokin Waliams,Joaepli Hayward, Howell Evans, John Davies, and the Rev. John Evans, Pottery Place. Some suggested the formation of a Band of Hope, other. the establishineut of a Temperate ...
... imprisonment. Back—John Davies, PE., v. Elisabeth Davis's, Peuygraig, Llanelly. The defendant was charged with selling beer without a license at Penygraig. Liauelly, on inst.—Fined 125., and costa or 7 day.' imprisoutrent Same,,. John Evans ' Liwynbencly ...
... Trimsaran, and Elias Jones, Farmers' Arms, Linton, were refused. Mary Jones, Angel Inn, Water Street, Margaret Jenkins, Smiths' Arms, Penceiliogi, Elizabeth Jenkins, Gweudraeth Arms, Pontyents, John Parry, Green Dragon, and John Thomas, ...
... imploring them in the name of humanity to suspend hos. tilities and to open negotiations. lit r. MUTH of Lieut.-General John Grattan, r, it , which took place at Brussels a few days since, the c.`oneloy of the 17th (Leicestershire) Regiment of fret becomes ...
... whom the wound was treated—Cream H. Hawkins, William T. B. Curling, James Paget, Prawn He sett, J. Ashton Bostoak, John Eric Mobiles, John Birkett, George Polloult. Boarricz's is DOW Used all respectable fanatics foe custards and blame mange., and be mare ...
... Stafford, two; Stirv. shire and Woreestershiru Anglesea, Carnarvon, Denbigh, Flint, X.riouetb, Peabroke, Carmarthen, Glamorgam, Cardigan, Radaer, Monmouth, ass; and Leicester, one; Warwick , Northampto• sad Rutland. one; Linea. cue; Norfolk, cue; Wolk end Cambridge ...
... withoat destruction of lif of a black and orange stripe (a frightful pattern) bare and the expenditure of mill ions of mosey. lir arms, dogskin gloves, and red worsted nightcaps, like that the slave tuna is abolished, practical phi' what the carcass butchers ...
... understood that Sir John Stepney, owing to his advanced age, would not again ask for the suffrages of the electors. Rumour had fallen on Mr. Mansel Lewis as a likely candidate, but the lot fell to Mr. Arthur Stepney, the son of Sir John, and on Tuesday his ...
... I I k. CARMARTHENSHIRE FARMERS' CLUB A quarterly meeting of this Club was held at the Cawdor Arms, Llandilo, on Tuesday week. The members and their friends dined together at two o'clock, an excellent dinner having been provided by Mr. and Mrs. Evans. ...
... Rees, Cardigan Arms, Li inelly, with keeping open his house for the sale of be-sr, during illegal hours, on the 21st instant. Defendant pleaded guilty, and was fined Al and is costs. Ten persons were then charged with being present in the Cardigan Arms ...