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... Thomas parried the blow the defendant fell down and his hat came off. On Wednesday, before the same magistrates, Mr. John Lewis, Roy,' Arms, charged Ellen Ford, of Torquay, with maliciously breaking three panes of glass in his front parlour window, by throwing ...
... For the defence, John Thomas, Wernildofon, was sworn, and deposed that the defendant had not taken so much beer, but that he knew what he was about. Defendant was Said Us. and 13s. 6d. costs. AFFILIATION CASIi. Mary Watts, Cardigan Workhouse, r. Thomas ...
... that it be reduced to J:,3. Same r. Jane Jones, Castle Arms, for a similar offence. First offence. Fined £3O, with a recommendation that it be reduced to £2. Same r. John Jenkins. Pritchard's Arms, Catherine-row, fora like offence on the 6th of June haat ...
... state of the town demands, I am, Sir, yours, tic., A II RATEIATT.I. Cardigan, August 7th, 1871. P.B.—Sinoe penning the above I find that the MwMan stream. from the corner of Mr. John 8. Williams' yard to the slaughtcr house is being cleaned and freed ...
... Mary-street, was elected a foundation scholar of the above school. There were several undidates. Paouric POTATOES.?Mr. John Lewis, Royal Arms, Priory street, dug in his new garden near the Slaughter-house, on the nth inst., two stalks of early American ruse ...
... h the announcement that So and tea and a4ee are ri At httanhirpark, Liverpool, on Saturttay evening, • young 10,11 named John W. Vkvars, aged 01. ma. playing In a game of cricket, and was Itruelt on the able the head with the hail. Ile wax removed to ...
... place. ANOTHER DROWNING CASE AT ABERAYRON.? On Tuesday afternoon last, a fatal accident befel a young man named John Thomas, tailor, Noyadd Arms, Llandile-y-Fane, Breconshire, who was drowned whilst bathing with a party of young men at Ab(rayron. It appears ...
... the ability of Mr. Thomas as a painter— John I'. Lloyd, Penallt.jbie ; Stephen James, Pentaut-itch; Evan Davies, 'fafaruybugail ; Daniel Jones, l'unthirwen ; John Davies, Pantteg; Julia M. James, Itlaenpant ; John Evans, do. Messrs. Morris and Sons, bankers ...
... daughter and her husband who is in the Cardigan Bank, and the promise of one from another daughter. We were shown through his office, permitted to occupy his great arm chair, and made feel quite at home. Cardigan is pleasantly situated three miles up the ...
... Festival Book of the Archdeacunry Caleb Janes, of Oellieries, Cenarth, with the like of Cardigan, 1871, atrangerf by the Revs. !tees offiuce at Bridge-end, Cardigan. The three de- Williams Mid M. Lewis. The following very apfendants were lined 6d. each ...
... Friday lart, Wore Col. bewail. G. I. Pitt•• Trim%E. , -John Jon,. I'aalellpiica u, wu enaraol watt H.ailing I n . wife. humid over to keep the peace It numb.. --Julia Eras ethyl. Bud John 3liiituti, Nurthinipioa. repr,eralug titerlves *4 dune ...
... Nerohaat, 3, Bridge-wade, Cardigan. TBI. %ONE ITHS. WANTED imam' diately • 000 D WORKMAN for general country work —Apply to Mr. David Lewis, Carregwen, near eilgerran. FOR SALE, APARK PRAWN, as good as new. .May be viewed in Cardigan on application at the ...