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... Pembroke and Tenby, and Carmarthen and Cardigan, the only through rate that the respondents would quote for gouds consigned to Carmarthen and stations west of the same from stations north and east of the Craven Arms station was one by way of Hereford and ...
... C.P and L.S.A.. third son of the late William Joseph Davies, of Penner House, aged 38.. E%COT>~November 15th, at the Cardigan Arms, Maria- streot Cardiff, Henry Escott, aged 38 years. Deeply regretted. GOLDSWORTHY.November 21st, at Camborne Villa, Newport ...
... occasions. On November 14th, 1881, he was returning from Cardigan, and saw the defendant at 10.30 p.m. in Darkgate street, Aberayron. She was in company with a man dressed in a sailor's garb, with his arm around her neck. Complainant came and made a complaint ...
... November, at Westbourne- terrace. Pentyla, Ab-ravoti, Claudia, 1>e¡Qved wiie of Mr John Davies, aed 45 years. Deeply regretted. ESCOTX—November 15th, at the Cardigan Arm. Maria. street, Cardiff, Hem y Escott, aged 38 years. Deeply regretted. Funeral on ...
... to the Upper House. Eldest son of John Lort Philipps, of Lawrenny Park and Dumpledale, born July, 1811;educated at Harrow and Trinity College, Cambridge; married March, 1841, Isabella Georgina, only daughter of John Heusleigh Allen (MP. for Pembroke, ...
... which he had drank. The beer had been served by Rose Grattan, the landlord's 13 year old daughter, who bad been left in charge of the bar whilst her mother was laying the tea in auother room. On Mrs Grattan being called in, she said that ehe instructed her ...
... the ease of the one whom the police failed to find to put in the lock-up. A train starts from Crymmych Arms Station-at 1L20, and, arriving Cardigan, would have given the police ample time to execute most faithfully and literally the conditions set forth ...
... disaffected and voluntarily contributed money and arms, if not a horse, against Parliament. That they levied taxes in their parishes to maintain the war, bore arms in several rendezvous, encouraged others to take arms and led them as officers and n Crickhowell ...
... for the next farm, a very sad accident befel a man named Enoch John, Ponty- ficer. Two or three horsemen endeavouring to pass the wagonette in which the distrainers were seated knocked John violently down a ditch, and it was feared that his leg was fractured ...
... TlTHE AGITATION IN CARDIGANSHIRE. A FRUITLESS EXPEDITION. CARDIGAN, Tuesday. Some months ago a cow was distrained upon at Heol-las Farm, verwig, the property of the Rev John Richards, Baptist Minister, for tithes due to a lay proprietor. Until the last ...
... until Saturday.— Mr James John asked the magistrates to admit his client to bail, pointingout that she had a babe five months old at home.—-Mr Jones: Suppose this woman dies, the case yill assume a very serious aspect then.—Mr John Even in oases of murder ...
... College, Camb., and married Miss Blake. lie was M.P. Cardigan 1774.5, and Colchester 178- to 1784 and 178- to 1790, and died 1802. 1780, June.—John Campbell,ot Glanfraed and Stoelcpole Court, vice Johnes, who accepted the Stewardship of the Manor of East ...