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... WANTED good Wheelwright.—Apply, A D Thomas, Wheelwright, Forden, Welshpool. WATED at once a Sober Industrious Man an Cowman.—John Morris, Dollas, Berriew. WANTED a strong Lad as an apprentice Apply, Hughes and Owen, Saddlers, &c., Great Dark Gate Street ...
... or the yeomanry in Ireland would not be so bad but for the unscrupulous officers that is at least what mv godfarher. Mr. Grattan, says, who held mfi at the font in his volunteer uniform, after we won our liberties in 1782. You should go and check the ...
... suffering from a eevere attack of infivenm . op Mr. S. WI. Maclean, M.P., speaking at Old- to hams on Saturday, in criticising Mr. John | wI Ifon~eV'5 one mana one vote proposal, said that is if 1he'question we~re to be opened uip we must sb have a new Redistribution ...
... FUNERAL OF THE REV. JOHN THOMAS, CARMARTHEN. The funeral of the late Rev John Thomas, pastor of the Tabernacle Church, Carmarthen, took place on Friday. At noon, the thorough- fare leading to the deceased's gentleman's resi- dence, Tabernacle Villa, was ...
... principally from a manuscript pro- sa sented to the writer by Mr. Johnes, and from tra- ws cings by the well-known genealogist, Mr. Win. cc Cwynne Stedman Thomas, of Carmarthen ?? l John John Johnes, of Dolaucothy, barrister- 0' at-law, of the Inner Temple, ...
... It is denied that Mr. John Mlorley. the ?? thief. Secretary of the present Governmenit, has abolished the use of side-arms by the loyal Irish Constabulary, or that he has any intention of doing so at present, . An fiportant conference of asricullurists ...
... Magna Cbarta. The last Irish Legislature, known as Grattan's Parlia- ment, was convened by the King's Government in 1784, in response to the demands of the Irish Protestants supported by the famous armed Volunteers among them. That is the Parliament which ...
... At Cork Assizes, Denis Donoghue, John Buckley, and Michael Kearney, have been convicted of moon- lighting at Annascaul, Kerry, The evidence showed that moonlighters entered the dwelling of Dr. Kane and demanded arms. On being refused they fired shotsbut ...
... Occumnees. MARRIAGE. RoCBrTs-JONEs-May 30th, at the W. C. Methodist Chapel Landudno, by the Rev. John' Williams, Rhyl, assisted by the ReKv. H.Barrow Williams, John Williams, son of the late Samuel Roberts, of Liverpool and Llan- dudno, to Mary, daughter of ...
... till in the bar of tho Cardigan Arms Hotel, Bute- street, the property of George Key, on the 1st inst. Mrs Key, landlady of the Cardigan Arms, stated that ou Tuesday morning prisoner inst. Mrs Key, landlady of the Cardigan ...
... TlrÏze; Mr John Davies, Llwyncelyn, Young Comet, highly- commended Mr John James, Lan, Newcastle Emlyn, Cardigan Flyer, commended. In the 4th class there were 12 entries—Mr David Davies, Porth, Llansawel, King Tom, being awarded the prize Mr John Wil- ...
... the 21st instant, John Davies, of Cardigan, bailiff, charged John Edwards, of Palle Farm, farm servant, witbfoloniousJy shooting at him. Mr W. W. Mitchell, of Cardigan, appeared for the prosecution, and Mr John A. G. Evans, of ...