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... Of the n preceding meeting were read and confirmed, Messrs. John nu Burgoyne and M. B, Parker were re-elected directors, and we Mir. John Jones was elected in thes place of the late Mr. w9, John Vincent, who had been from the beginning of the lin company ...
... There had been a quarrel nbouitehil- 3 dren. DJismissed.-tJohn Donovan, for assaulting7 John Roes, twas lined lOs, and costs, or twenty-one days' hard labour.- 5 John Dowling was charged' with assaulting Mary W~ilcox-, but the rilesvW55 only a trivial one ...
... a precipice, arm-in-arm with his wife. They were a warned of their peril by a woman, in Welsh, but it is sup. posed that, not understanding the language, they took no 0 notice of it. A short time after this frs. Bernard withdrew If her arm from that of ...
... Hall, 0. H. W. Crowburst, John Jones, Jamos Goodall, John Wil- liams, Thomas Trew, and John Lswis. Sauday :3R1eligiou It services performed by Rev, George Phelps and Mr. Parnell. ti Wednesday: Rev. William Evans, St, Thomas. John W. Morris, ?? of books, ...
... on Saturday, Albert Page, John Butter, and Frale; Axel!, tbree pivates belonging to the 13th Regiment, were charged with sterliug fosr' fowls, the property of Willam Smith, of Neylend. Tae prisoners were defended by Mr. W. John, solicitor. It appeared from ...
... James, James Jones, Lewis Williaons, Thomas Thomas, and 'John 3 Jenkins were each charged with a similar offence, and filned - in sasms varying from 5s. 'to 203. and costs. IxDEcmNecv.-Charlcs John, for indecently conducting ?? the public streets, was fined ...
... gllgh.es ?? 33t Wnerl ?? ?? 326 ?? ?? . ?? 300 B roqs ?? ?? 296 Walton2 ?? 29 CARDIGAN. The members retiring this vear were Mr. W. W. Smith (solicitor), Mr. John Lewis (Royal Arms), Mr. T. Etvards (merchant), ied Dr. Mathias, all of whom, wich the ex- ception ...
... borough police-court, on Wednerday, John Board, a blacksmith, residing at New- castle Emlye, was chbarged with stealing half a sovereign, the property of John Jones, cattle dealer, Bout, Betttws Even, in the county of Cardigan, The parties, who were previously ...
... CAunRDIr OoNSTITUTl'sONt~e AssoorA'rION.-The annual meeting of the members of this assoelation will be held V this eveningeat St. John's Schoolroom, Oreekherbotown. The a chair will be teoeen at sighto'eleckr, and ?? t the gentle- v men who have promised to ...
... three years ego) -well, as I wan saying, Will called ir fre. to me, and said, 'Mae Sir John yn dy mofyn di Ol of us Sboni, And there Was, clse at hand,- Sir John, Gb upon my kind master, asking ?? my daughter Sarah- b whatt (you know Sarah -'S3l Will ...
... into working. order. By five o'clock on Thursday eveninR the tree'_: had been removed about 20. feet up a steep inelln&s Mr. John Evans is superintending the removal..r : -O?E.OF THE CAnRDIF DzNs.--At the police-: court, yesterday morning (before the Mayor) ...
... to gaol for one month witlrhard labour,man si the womanwas fined 20m. and obsts.-.George Gooney, car Th4omas Jones, John Burrows, John J'effries, George a J.UiownesJohn Hartland,.Thoms Wilms Mames oh ~Poi, Edward~ White, and- Thomas Lleweilin, m medlianiceei ...