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... appointed time at the Room. The proceedings were opened by the initiation of new members, amongst whom were the Rev Thomas John, of Manorowen and David Davies, Esq, of Trebrithin. At 11 o'clock a procession was formed at the Town-ball, the honorary members ...
... J, CARDIGAN SHIRE. a^Holy charge of murder and A 8 fratricide. t^shjy^ay afternoon, the village of Llanon, Carmar- ^6 »nno,' ^as 'n a state of great excitement, caused by aspectakiCeinent that one Llewellyn Edwards, son of S0Je farmer at Dwrclawdd-fach ...
... opened. STEALING A WATCH AT CARDIGAN. James Emmerton (24), labourer, and William Thompson (25), labourer, pleaded guilty to stealing a silver watch, of the value of t2, the property of Thos. Thomas, watch- maker, Cardigan, on the 28th day of October, ...
... of a son. On the 14th instant, Mrs Jones, of Penylan, Cardigan* shire, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. On the 16th instant, at St. Anne's Church, Wands. worth, by the Rev Dr. Chave, D D., incumbent, John H. Harries, Esq, of Heathfield, Pembrokeshire, eldest ...
... , was awarded to Mr Parker, Cardigan. Three-year- old colt (by Lochinvar); second prize to Mr Owen, of Alltybwla, three year-old filly by Lochinvar. Com- mended. Mr Tyler's colt, by Anthracite. The judges were Messrs John Pugh Price, Bwlch Bychan, Jones ...
... inst., two men named John Rowlands..of Cwrnystwyth, Cardigan- shire, and John Thomas, of Towyn. miners, were brought up be- fore the Rev. J. Evans and Edmund Cleaton, Esq,, on the charge of unlawfully and maliciously wounding John Williams, of Cwrnystwyth ...
... daughter of the late Rev John Jones, Vicar of Llansaintffraid, Montgomeryshire. On the 81 h inst., (by licence) at the Register Office, in this town. Mr Win Thomas, late of Tangiers, to Miss Margaret Thomas, of the Fishguard Arms in this town. » DEATHS ...
... Aberystwvth John Davies Pertliyronw Peter Davies, Lloyd Jack Lampeter; Thomas Davies, High-street, Cardigan William Saun- ders Davies, Llanfihangel-ystrad Lewis Evans, High- .street, Cardigan; John Evans, Bridge-street, Aberayron- David James, ...
... Mrs Catherine Thomas, w do'v of tbe late Capt. Rees Thomas, schooner Gleaner, of Cardigan. On Saturday Ia ...
... Mountain and the Crymmych Arms. I saw the prisoner in our fold about six weeks ago. The Crymmych Arms is on the road to Cardigan from Narberth Road. It was after dinner when I saw the prisoner. He asked the road towards the Crymmych Arms; he had five sheep with ...
... SESSIONS. COUNTY PETTY SKSSIONS. [Town Hall, Saturday, July 6th, 1867, befoue John Adams, Lewis Mathias, William Halm, and Nicholas A. Roch, Esquires, and the Revs R. J. H Thoma« and John Phelps. William Lloyd, a jobbing saddler, of Pembroke-dock was charged ...
... experienced here for years swept over our coast. The force of the wind was terrific, forming an apt illustration of Nature in arms and her elements at strife. When the contest was at its height a vivid flash of lightning, instantaneously followed by a peal ...