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... Llanfihargel and Dysyny th© e*'chanting Mountain Scenery, and the noted Cardigan. T. W. HILL is again favoured with instruc-: tions from James Ashbury, Esq., to Sell by Auction, at the Corbet Arms Hotel. Towyn, Monday, June the 27th, 1870 (unless disposed of in ...
... Mr J. B. Murless, Wrexham 0 10 6 Messrs Peters and Rowlands, Wrexham 0 5 0 John Phillips, Esq., Oswestry 0 5 John Phillips, jun., Oswestry 0 5 0 Mr T. P. Parry, Oswestry 0 5 John Thomas, Cefo 0 5 0 Mr Sizsmiths, Cefn 0 5 0 Sums under 5s 0 10 C MERIONETHSHIRE ...
... and the last five Lots command extensive view of the Cardigan Bay, and are eligible sites for building purposes. For further particulars and plans apply to the Auction***, Aberystwy th ; Mr John Renton, Accountant, 90, Cro»-Btreet, Manchester; or to ...
... entered at Bangor, and further beard at Carnarvon, in which the plaintiffs were John Jones, of Bridge-end, Aberystwyth, the Aberystwyth aud Cardigan Bay Steam Packet Company, and John Jones, master mariner, Aberystwyth, the owner, charterers, and master of tho ...
... March 12tb ; Bala. March 15th ; Ruthin, March 19th; Mold, March 28th; Cardigan, March Ist; Brecon, March 20th ; Chester, March 31st. The Shropshire Murder. —The examination of Mr John Meredith, who stands charged with the murder of bis nephew at Doddlewick ...
... Esq. (Mayor), and John Roberts, Eso. Obtaining Good* under Falm Pretences. —Thomas Lewis, otherwise David Edwards, was brought up in custody, charged with having, on the 13th January last, obtained pair of boots from the prosecutor, John Jones, of AHerystwith ...
... Thomas Bennett, Centre, and James Clarke, Hope, owners of the schooner Sarah Ellen, of Liverpool, sued tho Aberystwyth and Cardigan Bay Steam Packet Company for damages, laid at £l5O, for having with their steamer Aberystwyth removed the schooner from her ...
... than of Cardigan Bay, ita unriralled beach affording the very ftrfectum of Sea Bathing. Familiea boarded atrictly reasonable term!. TABLE D’HOTE daily, at Six o’clock. Charge 2i. fid. Bowling Green, Croquet Ground, and Billiard Rooma. THE CORBET ARMS HOTEL ...
... Rev. E, Evans, Mr John Morgan, of Cbwari* to bliss hath Jons* Abernddn Cottagr, Llangollen. ult, at the Registrar's GCc* Chaster, Mr Paul Pries, watchmaker, Northgale street. Chester, to Elisabeth, youngest daughter of the late Mr John Bohan* tallow-chandler ...
... purchasers in this much frequented aud thriving neighbourhood, for which the beautiful Sea and firm Sindy Coast of the noble Cardigan Bay, with the enchanting Welsh scenery, unsurpassed in any other county in Wales, form great advantages and attractions Visitors ...
... purchasers in thi« much frequented and thriving neighbourht od, for which the beautiful Sea and firm Sindy Coast of the noble Cardigan Bay, with the enchanting Welsh scenery, unsurpassed in any other county in Wales, form great advantages and attractions to ...
... for the regulation of fishing in Cardigan Bay. Dr. Lister, Barmouth, prended. It was decided prepare an application and to present it to the meetings of thu Sea Fisheries Committees Carnarvon, Merioneth, and Cardigan County Councils, for approval, requesting ...