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... eonlit, and W. Jones, , of Glandanys, Cardigan-hire. On the Iltb inn , at St. Michael's parish church. Aberystwyth, by the Rev. E Owen Phillip:, M.A.. Vicsr, assisted by the Rev. Hugh Frye*. Penmschn , . and the Rev. John Pryce, Bangor, relatives of the bridegroom ...
... deal of trouble to the police in the county. He had been twice lucked up in this town, and had been to Cardigan gaol for assaulting a con,table at Cardigan. The Mayor: Under the circumstances detailed by the medical officer, that the prisoner will not be ...
... tenant of his lordship. A cross summons WS% oh tainsd by David F.dwards (who had been first apprehended upon a warrant) against John Milos, the eases being therefore in the nature of cross actions, The court win densely crowded during the hearing hy the friends ...
... of ministers and deacons were held; and at • 7 in the evening very eloquent sermons were delivered by the Revs. John Evans. Ceti° ; John Jones. Felin• foil; and T. Lewis, Carmarthen. The chapel was crowded with attentive listeners, and the eloquent manner ...
... valuable _ . FREEHOLD PROPERTY Multi is k. importoot rapidly Tows of Lomepitir, I. the of Cardigan LOT I. All that Memuage or Tenement an I Inn. known es the ..Queen's Arms, now in the occupation ot Mr David Davies. as yearly tenant, together with the Saddler's ...
... The Clerk : You they would pump from an existiug well, so that expense which would fall ups , . us would be eery trifling. Mr John Join I beg to more that the quenti ~,, be referred to the resertoir committee, who, with the turneock shall take the requisite ...
... Street, adjoining the Arms Inn, in the occupation of a respectable tenant, and containing Cellar, Perlour, Kitchen. Sitting Room, and 4 Bedrooms. At the beck is a small Yard and W. C. Also, in Shipbuildere Row, adjoining the Masons' Arms, Four excellent and ...
... made in the matter of John Thomas, late of Ffosygravel-uchte, in the l'arish of Elanfihangel-geneu'rglyn, in the County of Cardigan, Farmer, deceased, and in a cause Thomas against Thomas, 1671, 755, the Creditors of the abovenamed John Thomas, deceased, ...
... Me A Mrs. James, jun., ari d Edig. _ Graham, Mogjor-General, and Mrs., Lindh°'me, Cheltenham, York House lGrist. Mr. & Mrs. John .1., and lain., Huddersfield, Yorkshi p. 9, Marine Mr. & Mrs. W. C., and family. Brimbscombe, Glo'stershire, 9, Marine Terrace ...
... made in the matter of John Thomas, late of Frosygravel-uche, in the Parish of Llanfihangel-geneierglyn, in the County of Cardigan, Farmer, deceased, and is • cause Thomas against Thomas, 1871, 755, the Creditors of the abovenamed John Thomas, deceased, who ...
... gave information to the police. Master Watkins. son of Mr John Watkins, Wine and Spirit Merchant, said the prisoners came his father's shop on Saturday night, and Burbridge begged, showing his arm. Witness gave them both a penny, and they went away quite ...
... passed successfully the recent exam: ihe Royal College of :•urgeons of Englund, • we are to hoof the name of Mr. John E. Hughes. the sou ot John Hughes. Eaq . Paatyddalml, Lledrod. He studied under Mr. Roberts, the Grammar School. • - We wish him great success ...