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... Livided which an.. s r beoms • seatornated alb Waste, Wulf, and Co. and the United CoL.beriee, Lim:ted. lir Ferrier, who hailed Cardigan, as • to in 18511, and business in tbe ef Neoax Lieu Son Ho migrated to the Ira of Taylor and Cory, sad ereoteaUg to Its ...
... Price—Penalt Farm, King's Caple. John Philpotts—Skenfrith, Mon. Herbert Francis, ironmonger High- R. Jones, Aberystwith. Thomas Hallen—Raglan. ! street, Llandilo. D. G. Davies—Bridg , e , Cardigan. T. Thomas—Merthyr Tydvil. ! John Jones—Hoes-yr-Ewig, Llanfynyd ...
... at Pontypool, Mr. William Herbert, to Jane, youngest daughter of Mrs. Woodliffe, of the Crown Inn.— Tuesday, at Woolhope, John Newman, Esq. of Field-house, -Sutton, to Sarah, second daughter of Mr. Howell, Hill-house, both in the county of Hereford.—Saturday ...
... MARRIAGES,& DEATHS. BIRTHS. On the 15th instant, at Newport, the wife of Mr. Phillip John, draper and silk-mercer, of a daughter. On the 7th, at Malpas, the wife of Mr. John Clarke, corn-factor, of a daughter. On the 13th, the wife of Mr. Joseph Williams ...
... William Vaughan, of St. David's College, Lampeter. John Griffith Davies, of St. David's College, Lampeter. Roger William, of St. David's College, Lampeter. mews, - John Evan% of St. David's College, Lampeter. John David Dairies, 8.A., of Trinity College, Dublin ...
... diff 1 racer, Barrett, Gloucester; John George, Gul brid^vater Li;z;iheth Wngiu, biistol, sundries.—Betsj 1 nes, Aberthaw, limestones. j -p.. SAILINGS. i hetis, Atkins, Newcastle; John Hicks. Smith, Lof .Matchless, Arming, London- Enu.let, Crowhurst, lot ...
... Llandilo. D. G. Davies —Bridge, Cardi,gan. T. Thomas—Merthyr Tydvil. John Jones—Hoes-yr-Ewig, Llanfynyd, South Wales Mercantile Co.—Brecon. Richard Carrow—Johnstotte Hail, Carmarthenshire. C. T. Lechmere—Fownhope. fordwest. John Clarke Kittlehill, Bishopstone ...
... March. at Itatanst (hapel, anytime. by Rev. E. Thomas, Mr. I) Mathias. Si the late e. I. Mthja Cardigan, to Asia, second of John J. Jones, Pas., C.c.. Cardigan. DEATIIS. On the ult., at the house of his grand - daughter, of the White 111,1, Neath Abbey ...
... —Bridge, Cardigan. T. Thomas—Merthyr Tydvil. John Jones—Hoes-yr-Ewig, Llanfynyd, South Wales Mercantile Co.—Brecon. 1 I: . i f c jo l r i ed a n ril ien C sst a_ . rrow—Johnstone Hall, Haver- Carmarthenshire. C. T. Lechmere—Fownhope. Carmarthen. John Clarke ...
... and wounding John Flowers, land- lord of the King of Prussia beer-house, with a boathook and a brickbat, on Monday night last BEER-HOUSE INFORMATIONS. Charles Church, Crown, Pillgwenlly; George Edwards, King's Arms, Marshes-road; John Burn, Hibernia ...
... Limon, Aherysteith. From re. Sappho. .—W. Jenkinr, master. Si Dognmel',, Cardigan. From m., tlearedale, Brietol: .1. Daticr ' master. 20, Tract , ' street, C:rdiff ; D. J. Rees, arm engineer, 144,, Cmcoiroad. Cardiff ; D. Jamm, third engineer, Dolmen., ...
... my honour. The Sergeant.at-Arms then said Teoman Usher, call in James Thomas, Earl of Cardigan. The noble earl was then placed outside the Bar, when The Lord High Steward addressing him, said—James Thomas Earl of Cardigan, you have been indicted for ...