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... gir osed of a number of dases, most of which were of a paltry int Cescription.- :kbeer-house offence was charged against Be, John Jones, of the Talbot. Pa.. Goswell, said he was on an duty in Iron-streeb lest Sunday morning, at half-past eleven, when ie ...
... 10d., from the shop door of Mr. E. Morgan, draper; and John I is Black was charged with feloniously receiving the same. her The prisoners were committed for trial at the ensuing assizes at Cardigan. ate Lbd ABERAVON. but CHrncus CiHoIR Picric-On Tuesday ...
... Abergavenny Mrs. Elizabeth Grieve. Aberystwith Mr. H. Hughes Bridgend MR. John Martin Brecon MR. John Evans Builth Mr. E. Vaughan Beaufort Iron Works, Mr. William Jones Cardigan Mr. J. S. Evans Carmarthen Mr. T. D. White. Chepstow Mr. James Coles Cowbridge ...
... . T H E W WE S T E R N M A I L CLATE-S DAILY THROUGHOUT RADNORSHIRE. T HE W E.S TERN M A IL . 0OULATES LDAILY THROUGHOUT CARDIGAN SHIRE. T E E E-B 'T E , M A IL CIMIDtAIITS DelLY -THEROUGHOUT MGXTGOlMRYSHIRE. E WE ST E RN M A IL - CIRCUiT-ES DAIID THRR0M3OUT ...
... scomnted at Viae late' election) ishbeartily hailed esth pe hereabout; as is also the letter of Captain PBeip, agent and I arm el a- cousin of Colonel Powell,. one of the most Itindly-hearted can-be eu and justly ?? gentismen hir the-countyr.. A plan ...
... the remains of their unfortunate relatives. THE NEW VICAR OF ELY.—A presentation of a testi- monial was made to the Bev. J, Johns, who for over six years has officiated as curate at Abercarn, but who is now about to take his leave of that dIstrict. for ...
... which referred to the circumstances under which Mrs. Miles left the Cardigan Union. It appeared that when she applied for her present appointment, she re- presented that she left the Cardigan Union in order to make way for a married couple to take charge of ...
... having assaulted Haerriet cant Ann Scullon, by stabbing her in the arm with a chisel, anti bed: he was also charged with having set fire to premises oceti- cxci ?? pied by her husbanil, John Sceilleon. Mr. Setillen keeps a it il t heerhouise in Earl-street ...
... t7il y.11esesl; S shuts. Total. Private James Evans, £2 ?? 4Private WV. John, ?? 15 ?? If. .1 ones, ?? ?? Private C. SWiilianis, lN ?? Private A. Rows, IN. ?? 15 Private3 John Lloyd, 10s ?? Priva~te Ges. Thomas, INs. ?? Private Janice Williams, its ...
... from a rick onl to a pike, which pierced his arm through. twvit And on Tuesday, a Eon of Mr. Bloom, pawnbroker, fell over ,rae- tile wall opposite his father's house in George-stre-et, and hi-ebrke his arm. rish thea LITTLEDEAN. 'eonl. GREAT DESmuoUcON ...
... Back (conviction as far back as 1866); John Williams, White Rose Inn; David Jones, Commer- cial Inn, Gower-road; ?? Davies, New Inn, Pont. glas; John Griffiths, tialtsters' Arms: Josiah Jen- kins, Copperman's Arms, Landorc; William Griffiths, Tredyrricow ...
... Martin „ Mr. Chas. Old Cardigan, Mr. J. Erans Pontjpri.'d, Mr. W. Jones Carmarthen, Mr. J. D. White Fontypool, Mr. R. Greenwav Chepstow, Mr. James Coles Pemhroke Dock, Mr. Francis Crickhowell, Mr. W. Lewis Trewent Cowbridge, Mr. John Parsons Swansea, Mr ...