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... ? Dghtn, oly LI i the criminal law, for intimidatie.: Their name ;: ?? Robinson John Pow , WinL. BDeuy, a. 'Thos Marshall, Was. ?*ebb. John EdWords;L Jme i Cox, and John Beard. It tha the Aen df attempted to. ompel the prosecutor to py. the Union levy ...
... the FAimers' Arms,' Llansam- let, was cbarged with a Eimilar offence, committed on tbh 4th inst. The defendant; who pleaded Ruilty, wns fined SOs. and cesti -Grioitlr i Jone` and Morgan Waltrs were then charged with beisg in the Faimern' Arms at the timie ...
... Mr.: J.HL all. ,John Ldoyd Lo R CPJ.. e.,: - oLaden, reedent madidal: pffieer, Comnittce~vhso I.attended: Mr. Charles T. -Wilson, in the ehafr;, ., Messrs. P. J. a. Scott, ?? Clark, S; S. HErma F.isher; William Stone, ld. Williams, JOhn ;Lovns, H. IV. ...
... the first time. CRoss. -Mr. John Rynastion' Cross, of. 'Vern7 clough-Heaton, 'Laneashire;. cotton-spinner, who has been returned for the'.borough of Bolton, in the Liberal interest, is the eldest son 'of' the late Mr. John Cross, of Bolton, by Hannah ...
... Capt. Unquhrt, MIr. T. H. Stephens, Mr. Laughland, Mr. M'Connooie, e oger, Mr. Grant, Mr. Tyler, Mr. Miller,; Mr. Moir, Mr John Evans, Mr. Robson, Mr. d. N.`Wie r rte~ Mer. W. E. White, and Mr. Waxing.Atrspe the loyai and patriotic toasts were briefy ...
... surgeon, Mr. R. J. Hall; John Lloyd, ?? &e., (3 London, resident medical officer. Committee who attended : Mr. Thomas Powell (in the chair), Messrs. 8( F., J. C. Scott, S. S. Forman-Fisher, William a] 'Stone,. John Jones, John Lewis, Thomas Hall, fi and ...
... . 1-7- which was literally crammed during the triaL. In , 1- thls case, -John' Tarn6r Mathias,'of Pendre, Cardi- I j an, charged.Mary Richards, jun., of Bridgend, Le.. Cardigan, with' having obtainled si pairs'of ladies' ,) boots and a carpet bag, under ...
... on the part of the Geiman people an equally strong deter- mnination to retain that which 'they had' ac- quir ed by force of arms. The existence of, such a state of things could not pobiibly leave those who had to a deal with international affairs free ...
... crushed.. The remains of the unfortunate man, who 'as a native of 3Ionmouth, of' the name of John Evans, aged about' forty, were removed to the W indsor Arms 'Hote], near the Llantrisant station, to await an inquest.- NEATH. i THE GAs WomXS.-At a meeting ...
... to belong to Cardigan, and an order was made to remove hor and her family there as soon as the term of inprisonment expired. There was no other business of public interest. I Stnnous AUCIDENT.-On Satturday, morniug a worlidg nsan, named John Thomas, was ...
... source n ear the Cardigan-road station. It 'is to be hoped the dcay is not' far distant when the railway will be , extended to the town of Cardigan. It has been decided to es- tablish fairs and monthly and weekly' markets at Cymmach Arms, and the first-fair ...
... Physician, Dr. Paddon; A surgeon, Mr. A. Davies; John Lloyd, ?? tion of &c., London, resident medical officer. Committee le that -who attended: Mr. John Lewis (in the chair), on the Blesses. William Stone, John Jones, .TW. Rich- 'arkor, mond, and Thomas Hall ...