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... of the barrels of the gun, and struck me on the right shoulder with the butt. I then closed with Inm, and took hold of his arms. By that time P.C. Davies, of Newcastle-Evelyn, and Sergeant Davies. came in. The room was darkened with something plated against ...
... TRIBUTE TO THE MEMORY OF THE Mar, SIR JOHN HERSCHEL. At last Sunday afternoon's services In Wm.-mingle? Ab..ey, D-on Stables?, in the course of big sermon. re. leered to the life and labours of the late Sir John Herschel. It would be most irerruurive ...
... IRONMONGERY ESTABLISHMENT, (Wholesale and Retaa7), NO. 8, PRIOR EIT . P.MBE3T, CARDIGAN. D AVID T LOYD, begs respectfully to in-I_,/ form the Gentry and Inbibitants generally of Cardigan and its vicinity that he has comnienoen business above, where by supplying ...
... was not away an hour. Griffith Griffiths, David Rees, William Mathias, John Morgan, and John Peters were also there, but I do not remember any more. They were all lathe kitchen. John Peters, I am a slater, living at Cnwoe, Cilgerran. I remember seeing the ...
... Fitswilliarns. Esq.,and Capt. flail--John JAMS', Terfynvach, Ce narth, carpenter, was brought up in custody of P.C. Saw, charged with being drunk and incalable on the night of the 17th inst. Fined 3s. and costa.—John Fester, Trevine, Pembrokeshire, pedlar ...
... justiees. The wid•ning of Cardigan Midge caused a deal of discieed Mr. Brenchley real the repot of Mr. Armstrong, engineer the Great West r:t Rahway, st:io had been called in to arbitrate between toe b. ids.: tore. you of Cardigan k Perioroke, who were unable ...
... Foundry, hid a very magnificent garland across to the Farmer's Arms, which, with other decorations were greatly admired. The same may be said of Capt. Ellis, Mrs. Morgan, tillipwright's Arms, &e. • and, in fret, there was scarcely an inhabited houire the ...
... tin CARDIGAN AND TIVY-SIDE ADVER' examtned, sod stW end that west home to 1 to address Pe a raw Wailes regards thaoee wrist at Velperattp, yr . Chap. ftztra, 6 took me to end asked how loss I was there said Ilia% an d was flout to glee him en semen{ of ...
... o'clock the shrill sound of the bugle aroused the stout men in grey from Cardigan—as a Ilaverfordweit contemporary facetiously terms the Cardigan Corps—from the embracing arms of Morpheus, and shortly before e o'clock the order was given to fall in, ...
... of) JOHN GRIFFITHS, 361, Green House, Garden, and Field (now in foes 80 3 ( For 20 years Workman with Mr. John Myers) enclosures) Arable and Pasture 1 1 17 362, ~ Field below the Road and Bell-hanger, 9 1 - No. 1, C..9.1 , 1.1:t1M12.13' CARDIGAN, 14 Not ...
... last, &dere J. J. Junes, Esq. L i Mayor), R. D. Jenkins, Esq., Thomas Davies, and John Thomas, Esq., the following cases in efault of road and water rates were heard:— John James r. Rosalind George, fur nonpayment of 12s highway rate. Patd.—Same c. James ...
... Twelve John d l. , Jenkins, of Blaentles, was summoned by ounces will be the limit of weight fur letters or paroels. P.C. Jellies Watts fur beieg drunk and riotous at Bridge-end, in the parish of tit. Dugmells, on the 14th instant. CARDIGAN STEAM NAVIGATION ...