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... were .Mr. John .Miller, of Morfa .Mawr, Kvaus, (ilanfreud. and Mr. Richard Rowland*, and for the £1 prize, Mr. John I’ugh. of iVnygraig, .Mr. John Kdwards, of Khydtir, and Mr. Willtani Jonc>, of llrynca.-tell. The judges on the were Messrs. John Kdwards ...
... 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 ...
... Ksq. John Hampton, Ksq. William Jones, Ksq. Charles Harrison, Ksq. Tryadyn; Mr. Howard Williams, Cross; Mr. P. E. Kyton, Mold; Mr. Thomas Price, ditto; Mr Kdward Williams, Bronffynon; Mr. John Williams, Celyn; Mr. T. Whitley, Hroncocd; Mr. John Griffiths ...
... vacancies caused by the retirement by rotation of Messrs. Joel Evans, John ughes, John Jones, David Jones, John E. Jones, H. Jones, Jacob Leon, R. Gilbertson, R. Morris, John Rowlands, John Williams, and Le@is Jones, was announced to take ...
... Lianrwet, on Monday week. John Evans, a ship-carpenter had assisted his brother-ia-law, John Owen, master of the boat, The Marquis, to navigate his vessel, with a cargo uf limestuacs, to Trefriw , and it being a fine day, the wife of John Evans, the captain's ...
... 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 ...
... Bronhyddon, aged 72, Magdalen, relict of her eieter, Bwlcbbychan. the teat John Pugh Pryse Etq., rmSn. eldeet daughter of the late Major Rice, of _ . % t .glaralault rat Mr. John Lumley, of Dolycorallwynfarm, Ceniiues, Montgomeryshire ; highly respected ...
... 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 ...
... Walcs”.-Glcncairn Select Pension. Ideal winter residence. Temperature equals south of France. Charmingly situated, overlooking Cardigan Bay. Extensive views sea. mountain*. Sheltered. Fine golfing. Central. Good table; homelike. Inclusive terms from 235.; week-end ...
... leave home 7 e.tn. and retnra 4 p.m. At the Bath Arms, Tuesday* and Friday* from 10 a.m. SEASON, 1891. TO SERVE MARES THIS SEASON. At £3 3a. each Mare, and ss. the Groom, THAT CELEBRATED CHESTNUT HORSE “CARDIGAN COMET XU.” (No. 2,885 H. 5.8.); stands IS hands ...
... project, to the g the Arms, or elsewhere. Captain Lewis said that he most cordially approve project, and begged the gentlemen present to look at | ire to sod, bearing in mind the rogress said to be made james Carmarthen and Cardigan fi jine, he would ask ...
... lordship and his lordship’s fellows are virtually called upon to try Sir John M'Neill and Colonel Tulloch, quite as much as they are to hear what General Airey, Lord Lucan, Lord Cardigan, and Colonel Gordon have to say in their own defence. There is no use ...