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... 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 ...
... Dec. 21, iron-works, Mr John Morgan, the Royal Arms inn (formerly of Abergavenny) aged | the 17th instant, Mrs Price, wife of Mr William Price, carpenter, ol Over-tnunnow, Monmouth. Jan. 8, at Aberystwilh. Hester, the wife John Fox rownes, Fsq.. of As ...
... Klizabeth, eldest daughter of Mrs. Porton, Bridgwater Arms Inn, Cardiff. Nov. 8, at Tredegar church, by license, Mr. Moses Andrews, grocer, Beaufort, to Miss Margaret Evans, the daughter of Mr. John Evans, grocer, Sic., Ebbw Vale. Nov. 4, at Llandingat ...
... Thomas was charged witn assaulting Thcmas Jonci lodger at the Cardigan Arms beer-house. The complainant sworn—A little after elaven o'clock 1 night the defendant came into the Cardigan Arms, with thre c or four others, and had some drink.; 1 told them ...
... bastion to look at the military exercising below in the trench, was attacked from behind by a Hungarian from Stuhlweissenburg armed with a lung knife, and received a stab in the back the head. It was only by a quick movement of his Majesty, and by the presence ...
... Abercarn. DEATHS. March 24, at Brecon, Mrs Elizabeth Martin, aged 102 years. March 28, aged 46, at Newport, Mr John Allen, landlord of the Tredegar Arms, of apoplexy. The deceased was much esteemed by a large circle of friends, and was greatly beloved by his ...
... chemise on it, and flannel night-gown over the legs ; the left arm was in position as if lifted towards the head, and the right arm resting across the chest; the right leg was over the left; the arms, legs, and body, were all supple; perceived some coagulated ...
... int-taol. aged 63. Jane, the wif-jof Mr. Tlmmss. alatorirv and builder, Berltelev-place, Brecon. tbe29ih nit., nged 68 the Rev John Jones. pendent minis'er. Ta'garth. Breconsbtre. lie bad been afflicted with , re for about years. do Wednesday last, aged ...
... his horse was at the same time struck dead. The late Wreck at Cardigan Rat. —ln the month of January last, it will be remembered, the brig Thetis,” of Limerick, was totally wrecked Cardigan bar, and eleven out of thirteen of the crew perished. The vessel ...
... W. M, Bennett, Bank Court, Corn-street, Bristol i ?„r Slnitll i * . King-street. Carmarthen, i. & W. George, bolicitors, Cardigan. Robert Dunkin, Lloyd’s Agent, Llanelly. J. S. Kenway, Wine and Spirit Merchant, Neath, Robert Campbell, Newport. J. .Maclean ...
... horn 1808, and married in 1833, to the daughter of the Rev. John Scott, and niece of the Earl of Meath. St DDFN death.— On the inst., an awful case of sudden death occurred at the Wyndham Arms Inn, Bridgend, in this county. A Mr. Sylvester, of the Strand ...