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... prisoner to one hour's imnrison- ment. John James, Travellers' Rest, Blaenhonddau, charged with keeping open his house at a prohibited hour on Sun- day last, was fined 40s. iucluding costs. Howel David, Glamorgan Arms, Neath, was fined in the same penalty ...
... women were discharged. CHARGE OF FURIOUS DRIVING:—John Thomas, charged with furiously driving a dog cart, in Frederick-street, was discharged. LATE HOURS.—Thomas Jones, landlord of the Cardigan Armes beer-house, charged with keeping his house open after ...
... youngest daughter of Mr. Thomas Lamb, and granddaughter of Mrs. Margaret Thomas, formerly landlady of the Wyndham Arms, Bridgend. Aug. 10, at St. John's Church, Cardiff, by the Rev. Llewellyn Griffiths, Mr. Richard Pugh, mason, to Eliza, eldest daughter of Mr ...
... gun and partially stunned. Thrice is he armed who hath his quarrel just. The constable bravely grappled with the forester, overcame him, and, with assistance, bound and took him to Cardigan. To confront an armed and desperate lunatic is a task requiring ...
... drink, in the Cardigan Arms. He had inflicted a serious gush upon his throat with a pocket knife. The piisoner pleaded that he was under the influence of liquor at the time, and promised not to attempt to do so again. Remanded for a week. John Edwards, of ...
... with costs, or fourteen days' imprisonment for each case. SALMON SPEARS.—David Griffiths, Griffith Griffiths, John Edwards, David Williams, John Jenkins, and Daniel Jenkin, were summoned for having in their possession two spears for the purpose of taking ...
... at 7.30 p.m, full uniform, band to attend, officers' undress uniform; Friday, company drill at Drill Hall at 7 30 p.m. All arms must be returned to the armoury at Drill Hall by Wednesday, the 15th inst Orderly officer, Ensign Gotterel non-commissioned ...
... M. Dixon, Medical Superintendent. TENTH GLAMORGAN RIFLE VOLUNTEERS.—Orders for the week commencing 18th December, 1871.—All arms must be lodged in the Armoury without further delay, for the annual inspection. The Drill Instructor will be in attend- ance ...
... of trousers, the pioperty of John Johnson. Com- plainant was a Dative of Singapore, and as no interpreter co-jld be, procure the case was dismissed, the stolen pro- peity beinu res (.red to the complxiuxnt. COAL STEALING—John SId I, a boy eleven years of ...
... Itichard Williams.. Tredegar Arms. Bute-terrace William Harris. Prince of Wales New Town John Roberts Three Mariners., Lewis street Thomas Jo;ies Cardigan Arms. Lewis-street Walter Nicholas Gardeners'Anns I'luoca-lane E/iza John and Sarah ...
... Beaulort then ell, chanted the house with her delightful gtace andeiegance on the li^ht fantastic toe. Mr. John Rouse's Song Coinique, and Mr. Grattan's Hornpipe were received with loud applause; and the comic ùrama of Dominique the Deserter, finished ...
... W. Price; Princess Royal, Millicent-street, J. Davies; Cardigan Arms, Maria-street, T. Jones Windsor Arms, David-street, Samuel Roberts Wheatsheaf Inn,. Trinity-street, S. Morely; Glastonbury Arms, Bute-street, W. Blake Cape Horn, Bute-street, Vincent ...