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... was too great to ascertain whether she had anyone on board at the time she went down. SHIPWRECK.—The schooner 'Pet,' of Cardigan, John Owens, master, from Liverpool to Barmouth, went dovo about 2 a.m. on the 14th inst., about 15 miles north of Bardsey Island ...
... Thomas Neath-Mr Rowland Thomas Cardiff-Ur Wm. Alexander Carmarthen—Mr John Thomas Tenby-Dr Maule Sutton Pembroke—Mr J. W. Paynter Haverfordwest—Mr O. E. Davies, re-elected' Cardigan—Mr R. D. Jenkins, re-elected Aberystwith—Mr Robert Edward Llandovery—Mr ...
... L. Popkin, J. P. Lewis, Davies, John Rees, M.D., Esqrs., the Revds. John Griffiths, D. H. T. G. Williams, and Rees Evans, W. Nicholas; W. Samuel, D. Lewis, John L. Thomas, James *homas, Esqrs., Messrs. Thomas Lewis, John James, •ohn Roberts, George Williams ...
... it went to I can't say. Mr John: Then you won't undertake to say that you saw any blow struck at all ? Witness: Yes, I will. Mr John: You saw the crowd struggling and battling: that is what you mean ? Witness: No, sir. Mr John: What then? Witness: I said ...
... sermon some time after that, but no one disturbed him by leaving. PLEASING AN AUTHOR UNAWARES.—The following storv, told to Mr Grattan by Coleridge, is sufficiently amusing:- \Vhen my Lyrical Ballads' first came out, it was anonymously, and they made a good ...
... , was awarded to Mr Parker, Cardigan. Three-year- old colt (by Lochinvar); second prize to Mr Owen, of Alltybwla, three year-old filly by Lochinvar. Com- mended. Mr Tyler's colt, by Anthracite. The judges were Messrs John Pugh Price, Bwlch Bychan, Jones ...
... J, CARDIGAN SHIRE. a^Holy charge of murder and A 8 fratricide. t^shjy^ay afternoon, the village of Llanon, Carmar- ^6 »nno,' ^as 'n a state of great excitement, caused by aspectakiCeinent that one Llewellyn Edwards, son of S0Je farmer at Dwrclawdd-fach ...
... arn, in the county of Cardigan.—Thomas Jones, St David's College, Lampeter; to the assistant curacy of Llanelly, in the county of Brecknock,—John Lloyd, literate; to the assistant curacy of Llanrhystid, in the county of Cardigan. -Thomas Vaughan Thomas ...
... David's College, Lampeter. Thomas James, St. David's College, Lampeter. John Hopkins, St. David's College, Lampeter. PRIESTS. John Jones-Literate. George Brereton Sharpe, B.A., St. John's College, Cambridge. James Holt Horrox, B.A., Brasenose College, Oxford ...
... of 12s, the property of John Williams, at the borough of Pembroke, on the 27th of February, 1863. The prisoner, in reply to the charge, said he was not guilty of stealing- the saws. Mr Lascelles appeared for ttio prosecution. John Williams: 1 am a joiner ...
... ballast; Lady Kinsale, Gillard, Falcombe, ballast; Mary Tawe, Evans, Carmarthen, potatoes; Eliza, Lewis, Milford, ballast; Uncle John, Lashbrook, Bude, ballast; Swallow, Dower, Dungarvan, ballast; Hope, Thomas, Fishguard, ballast; Nile, Beeves, Penzance, ballast; ...
... meeting of the Lower Troedyraur Petty Sessional Division was held at Cardigan, on the 25th inst, before Morgan Jones, Esq, D. K. Welby Parry, Esq. Charles Marshal Griffiths, Esq, and John Vaughan, Esq, when a yonng woman named Elizabeth Evans, of Pren- dergast ...