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... Seats by the side Jem, C-oncert-Th tired ay, February 24th, 1870. Tickets to be obtained on Wednesday, February 16th, 187* 2912 JOHN E M R Y S JON E S, SCULPTOR AND PHOTOGRAPHER, X>EGS to announco that, he has removed his Stone Works and Photoffraphio JSusiness ...
... at the back thereof, in the occupation of Mr John Morris Morgan, as yearly tenant, at the rent of £ and also all thosa Three Cottages near thereunto, with the Gardens thereunto adjoining, now let to Mr John Ed- wards, at the yearly rent of ii21, under ...
... O. Fowler and E. J. Davies, Esqrs. r ASSAULTING A LANDLADY.—John P; Morgan, of the Femple Bar beerhouse, High-street, was summoned for laving assaulted Mrs Marendcz. of the Crawshay's Arms 'nn, Merthyr. From the evidence, it would appear that VIrs Marendez ...
... acknowledge its receipt. I am, sir, yours obediently, JOHN JONES. He was aware that he had committed a forgery by signing the letter John Jones, but the reason he did so was that he thought John Jones would very likely be some relative to Mr Thompson's ...
... David Smith Crickhowell—Mr VV Lewis Swansea—Mr Wm Edmund and Carmarthen—Mr John 1) White Mr Joshua Griffiths Cardigan—Mr J Evans Tenby—Mr John Phelps Chepstow—Mr James Coles Usk—Mr John Edwards -Knighton—Mr W Collis 4749 ...
... at the ensuing assizes for the South Wales Circuit, has made the following fixtures :-February 2Gth, Ilavetfordwest; 29th, Cardigan; March 4tli, Car- marthen 9th, Swansea; 22nd, Brecon 27th, Presteign an 1 .'>,)th, Chester. REMOVAL OF A MINISTER.—Ye are ...
... before it. The wire rope bn ke and the collier, with the debris, fell back to the pit, which is 200 yards deep. Both legs end arms of the poor fellow were broken in several places, and the head knocked into the body. William Thomas is in custody. YSTRAD:—The ...
... It is stated that the Russians aro marching upon IChiya. Foley's model for the statue of Grattan, which iS to be placed in College-green, has arrived in Dublin. The Greek inhabitants of Marseilles are about to ;ol:.nd in that city a weekly journal, to ...
... MV W. Caddish. .Jr G. W. Waters. Lrecon Mr John Evans p id Mr W. R. IVice. Builth Mr E. Vaughun. Leaufort Iron works Mr William Jones. MrJ. JynHns. M Mr W, Cross. ^Ir Peter Piice. cardigan Mr J. Evans. Mr John D. White. Mr James W. Coles. Mr .Tames Persons ...
... —Summons dismissed. BRUTAL ASSAULT.—John Rees, alias Shoni Shish- wrn, sparehand puddler, a Ulackguard-looking fellow, was brought up on remand charged under warrant with having committed a violent a?~anlt upon Mr John Andrews, a pay-clerk at .Abernant ...
... Mr \V Gladdish Mr John Evans and Mr W R Price Mr E Owen Mr G W Waters Mr Peter Price „ Mr W Cross Mr J J snkins Cardigan. Mr J S Evans Chepstow Mr James VV Coles Cowbridge Mr James Parsons Crickhowell Mr W Lewis Carmarthen Mr John D White Ferndale Mr ...
... defraud, and also for having obtained by similar methods, and with a similar intent two pints of beer from John Jones, the landlord of the Cardigan Arms Inn, Victoria street.. Dowiais. Mr. Plews instructed by the Licensed Victuallers' Associa- tion, to which ...