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... scheme held on Tuesday last by adjobrnment. Mr John Davie• requested to occupy (be chair as heretofore. The following ,Tvareholders sere also present :—Messrs Thomas Jones, Hugh Hughes, Thomas Bubb, John Rees, Ebonies Powell, Joists Edwards, Thomas Griffiths ...
... plaintiff, Richard Roberts, carpenter, of Lion- Warn. brought an action of ejectment against Ills step mother, who was the widow of John Robert., who was accidentally drowned in March last. crossing a dilapidated bridge during a flood. The ror fellow was returning ...
... FEsTIVAL OF CARDIGAN:4IIIW CHORAL lINION. lii pursu,nce widely spread announcements, a sod festival was held n Wednesday last it the recently constructed market hall, in Terror, Road The spacious and handsome building ha. erected by Mr John Jainet, of ...
... would, in my opinion, be one of the alost efficient girls' schools in the Principality. SUDDEN DEATH.—Ou Thursday night last, John Jones, Esq., solicitnr, of Newtown, fell down dead when conversing with a few friends on the recent excessive mortality of ...
... Gentlemen, Your Servant. PI O. I lace, Oil. Wad, Ilb7v. JOHN DAVIM TOWN COMMISSIONERS, ABERYSTWYTH. Tuesday, October 118 A, 1510. A meeting of this board held on Tuesday last. at the Town Hall, John Davies, Esq., (mayor), presiding. The follossing commiasioners ...
... ies, Alban-square, Llanddewi , A berarth. John Davies, Alban-square, Llanddewi Aberarth t Thomas Davies, Blue Bell, Dulbrenintiehaf Trefilan • Samuel Enoch, Llanllwchairn ; Wm. Evans, Noyal, I.lanllwchairn ; John 11. Evans, Uurthwytitochaf. Trt•tilan ; ...
... liuthin, to aid Welsh emigrants to the valley of the Chupat, Patagonia. instance of the fatal results of meddling with fire-arms is reported—this time from I.lstion in South Wales. A boy was wiping the dust off • gun when it went off and killed he little ...
... foreign minister, he might have brought in a purely eynimetrical measure, baiting it upon the secular principle. But, as Mr John linght says—and I perfectly agree with him— to iegislists for this country, you should build on the old line of the constituiion ...
... ANOTRIKR OF LARCENY John Richards, painter, Windmill-court, was next charged with stealing a quantity of lead, &c., from the workshop of Mr John Morris, painter, Marine Terrace. The complainant said h. was a painter and gluier, and had a workshop whose ...
... eonlit, and W. Jones, , of Glandanys, Cardigan-hire. On the Iltb inn , at St. Michael's parish church. Aberystwyth, by the Rev. E Owen Phillip:, M.A.. Vicsr, assisted by the Rev. Hugh Frye*. Penmschn , . and the Rev. John Pryce, Bangor, relatives of the bridegroom ...
... deal of trouble to the police in the county. He had been twice lucked up in this town, and had been to Cardigan gaol for assaulting a con,table at Cardigan. The Mayor: Under the circumstances detailed by the medical officer, that the prisoner will not be ...
... tenant of his lordship. A cross summons WS% oh tainsd by David F.dwards (who had been first apprehended upon a warrant) against John Milos, the eases being therefore in the nature of cross actions, The court win densely crowded during the hearing hy the friends ...