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... list:—Messrs. John Williams, ovcys«er, foreman; JohnPhilips, grocer John Jones, shoemaker; John Philips, tinman Wil- liam Lewis, grocer; Richard Mori'is, gr'o^r; George Martin, shoemaker William Duffield, jeweller; Wil- liam Ws-tkins, gravedigger John Luke, Castle ...
... George Martin, T. Jones, Matthew Bates, Bedlington Kirkhouse, John Williams James, Rees Lewis, Walter Smyth, Walter Bell, J. Rowland Griffiths, John Jenkins, D. E. Davies, T. Edwards, John Snelling, R. H. Rhys, James Lewis, and D. E. Williams. FINANCE ...
... formerly ot Aberaman,. summoned Philip Phillips, Aherm»an, Richard John? James (the celebrated Dick Shon Shams,) John Wil- liams,I1.7?T?ir»s £ .Lloyd, William Evans, Evan E lwardsr and John Kendall for damage done to the grass in his meadow, an,l injury ...
... of Glamorganshire, holden at Aberdare. In the matter of JOHN EVANS, of No. 9, Duke-street, Aberdare, in the County of Glamorgan, Labourer, and formerly of .Llanddewibren. in the County of Cardigan, Carrier. Cheese and Bacon Factor, adjudged bankrupt on ...
... the battalion drill in their respective occurence f iLT ACCIDENT.—A most unfortunate Mrs. John p*ace 0D Tues('ay> at Neath station, to town, whiph^ Matthew John, founder, George- bones. Tf re3ued in the fracture of one of bar thigh Merthyr bv .,aP')e ...
... the following: Brecon and Merthyr Junction Railway Breconshire Railway and Canal, Nos. 1 and 2; Cardiff Gas Carmarthen and Cardigan Railway Central Wales Railway; Gloucester and Cheltenham J, Tramway Abandonment; Hereford and Brecon Railway; Leominster ...
... duty to announce that a very happy reunion of masters and men took place on Friday at the house of Host Jones, Freemasons' Arm-. when somewhere about 300 sat down to supper, which was served in that style for which Host and Hosted Joues are so justly ...
... respect- 1 fully and very sincerely tender a word of advice to Mr. Bruce, it would simply be not to attempt again to wrestle with John Bright, because such a spectacle in the estimation of his (Mr. Bruce's) reading friends is a most distressing one—better far ...
... 1863. MR. J. EDWARDS'S NOTICES. JOHN EDWARDS, AUCTIONEER AI^APPRAISER, AND Wills and A (I I stra ns Executed. Terns Moderate. 46, VICTORIA.STREET, DOWLAIS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. JOHN EDWARDS, At the CARDIGAN ARMS INN, Victoria street subject A ...
... Mr \V Gladdish Mr John Evans and Mr W R Price Mr E Owen Mr G W Waters Mr Peter Price „ Mr W Cross Mr J J snkins Cardigan. Mr J S Evans Chepstow Mr James VV Coles Cowbridge Mr James Parsons Crickhowell Mr W Lewis Carmarthen Mr John D White Ferndale Mr ...
... Bishop and E. J. Davies, Esqrs.J JUVENILE BURGLARS AT DOWLAIS. John Keefe, Thomas Davies, Florence Hayes, William Andrews, David Harris, James Murray, William Power, Daniel Dannahay, and John Keiley, nine dirty-faced little boys, averaging from ten years ...
... 'past greatness of our 'iron metropolis. LOCAL INTELLIGENCE, DASTARDLY CONDUCT.—One night last week Mrs. Jane Jones, Colliers' Arms, Pantywain, widow, had a pony turned upon the Common to graze. It strayed across a narrow ditch upon the property of a neighbouring ...