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... Walter Williams, Chemiit. Monmouth— Mr. John Gwynne, Chemist. Newport, Mon. —Mr. Edward J. Phillips, Chemist. Ponttpool —Mr. W. Conway, Chemist. Abergavenny —Mr. Edwin Tucker, Com and Seed Merchant. Use—Mr. John Henry Clark, Bookseller. Chepstow —Mr. James ...
... Velingigfrao was destroyed by j. '? party well armed, who met the common v*y»wrw, about eight miles fiom Cardigan. They 2? . oUS, y* «i*«*n notice of their intention. * ne Marines were ordered out from Cardigan, but by the time they arrived on the spot there ...
... Crawsliay Hailey Philip Williams, Ffynnonau J. P. De Winton, John Jones, Glanhonddu John Lloyd, Dinas John Powell, Walton Mount Samuel Church, Ffrwdgrech John Evans, Vicar of Cnckhowell John Hotclikis, Lanwyslc Villa L. Powell, Clyduch Iron ...
... 10, suddedly, at Maes-y-Vaynor, in his 35th year, Mr. John Davies, chemist, High-street, Merthyr Tydvil. Jan. ‘23, at Pauty-Cwmavon, John, the eldest son of Mrs. M illiam Gething, Odd Fellows Arms, aged eight years. Feb. 8, after a lingering illness, ...
... Armstrong, Esq. Bridgend Loveluck John Williams, Esq. Bangor J. Aronside., ~ Dr. Roberts Yarmouth ~J. 11. Jones, Esq. ~F. P. Davies, Esq. Cardigan ..Vim. Thomas W. L. Noot, Esq. Carmarthen .John White John Jenkins, Cowbridge .. David Davis ...
... Mr. David Jones 2 ) Thomas Morgan 3 0 ■ Mrs. Hutchins 0 Richards, Chemist, &c 2 I Mr. John Morgan 10 John James 2 0 I R. Powell I Thomas John 1 5 John Lewis 1 0 John Evans, Treforesl *,. 1 o Thomas Davies 1 0 W. Williams 2 0 Edward Howell ...
... companion’s part.—Case dismissed. Joseph John, militiaman, and James Phillips, a seaman, were charged with fighting, in Lewis-street, The case was not clear against John. A sailor who had been bitten desperately John, did not appear.—The militiaman was handed ...
... of the Cardiff Benefit and Annuity Society held their annual meeting on Tuesday last, at the Cardiff Arms Hotel. The sermon was preached in St. John’s Church, by the Rev. T. Stacey, and the meeting was presided over by Charles Crofts Williams, Esq., the ...
... Jones, of Wallog, all in the county of Cardigan. May 31, at Llaufibaugel-Geneu-’r-Glyn, by the Rev. J. Hughes, Mr. Evan Jones, painter and glazier, Aberystwith, to Miss Morgan, of Maesnewydd, all in the county of Cardigan. June 13, at Llancillow, by the Rev ...
... the pleasure to announce that lie lias received positive directions to submit TO SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Arsforr.ii Arms Inn, icon, on Saturday, the 20lh day of September, at Three in the Afternoon ; UFA EKSIONAUY INTEREST in this Valu- JL able ...
... the A.M.C. Mr, John Thomas, printer, Carmarthen David Jones, Llandovery • E. Evans, Swansea John Jones, Newcastle Emlyn F. ilurgest, Merthyr Tydvil David Davies, Llandilo ,J, James Cardigan J.Thomas, Brecon Evan Edwards, Aberystwyth John Thomas, Mynydd ...
... Castle Inn, Sophia-stt eet; John Docl, White Hart, James-street; John Morgan Jones, Antelope, Bcu-strcet; John Golledge, Scmdinavian Inn, Buteterrac*; George Smith,* White Swan, Bote street; Daniel Davies,* Fishguard Arms, Bate-street; James No an,* Duke ...