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... Rattle, in the orrapatitm of John %Yahoo., and ati 'Min.; or near t o th e Welsh Slate Company's wLarf, on the harbour of Port- Y. tollway or trarnwsy 'Have wholly parish d I.lsufihnoge' - ur•G'yt, in tlo *mat; d Cardigan. tosomeofina a jobktioit with ...
... the farm of Nantlle, in the mid parish of Llandwrog, the property of Hugh Robert Hughes, Esquire, and an the occupation of Mr John Lloyd Jones. The intended Act will confer upon the Company all or some of the following powers, viz.â To cross, stop up, ...
... on going to the bed he found his mother and the younger broth r lying insensible, and each bleeding from a deep cut in the arm. He procured medical aid, and both soon recovered consciousness. The mother then explained that, being unable to bear the disgrace ...
... Robert Simeocks Perrott, of Bronhyddon, Esq.; Denbighshire, John Lloyd Wynne, of Coed Coch, Abergele, Esq. ; Flintshire, Bryan O. Davies Cooke, of Colomendy, Esq.; Cardiganshire, Lieut.-Col. John Lewes, of Llanicor ; Breconshire, H. Owynne Vaughan, of T ...
... to. the assault; in &built, one month imprisonment at Cardigan geol, with hard labour. The money not being paid the prisoner was removed to prison. stain Furiourty.—John Thomas, a cooper at Mr John Hughes, was charged with g.Uoping a horse furiously throngh ...
... port, on the earthier. of Cardigan Bay. The fall at Beddgelert in February was 7 . 66 at Llanfair-yn-ghorawy, Angiesse, only 1•21; and at Conway only 1.51. On Thursday an inquest was held at Slerembury Infirmary, on the body of John Tador, railway gaud. It ...
... favourable to the Federals, and it is said that the Confederate Congress has been considering resolutions which propose to arm General T• with 'ewer to treat for peace. The our! Jos says that, while the Prince of Wales was witnessing the Chertsey ...
... Powell, T. Evans, Rev. J. Williams, Wa!ford, T. Newill, E. Morris, John Williams, T. Bowen, E. Pryce, A. Howell, J. Humphreys, Cornelius Drayton, E. Jones, Griffith Parker, and John Morris. The following gentlemen Here chosen—Mr E. Jones, the vicar's ...
... A ariessperary. arguing in favour of the partial 1111 MO assizes from Cardigan to Aberystwitb, so follows :-- Those who object to that arletaftlesst ms the plea that bemuse Cardigan was is less enlightened times, as the only place la rusty is which the ...
... Fund.,, day on which the term of the ticket expirea 'raw further particulars see small bills. truth of theirs. The other Say, John Edwards, a miner, was work- ' Traffic Mana.er's Office,. Br °EMIL The humorous element, one would not have expect- l ug in ...
... MANCHESTER, TiItR.OAY.-84nro onr last report, the from your neck. Bat you won't take that to hell I trade has ruled exceedingly arm, and fresh-rum:lc English No! the devil himself will take it from you before tiur.o ,, F i l , th we th re o , s . nxpl r t ...
... (Hear hear.) He has ea a Tory, Whiv, Peeli e, everything, and the neNt move will be that he w,ll throw himself into the arms 4 John Bright. (L sughr.r.) Ithink, then, it is in- on sat ' roe C nsereativesth enipo4 the .nstilutional piny; fur the time ...