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... appointed Sergeant Major General of ye Norms. Raised or to be Raised within ye severall counties 01 Pembrock. Carmarthen, and Cardigan, for ye service of Kinge, Parliament, and Kingdom. To Vaughan Langhorne, Cornet: Whereas ye place of Conn to ye troop of ...
... resolutions must be credited with the same desire to avoid this as the Chairman and his friends. I.Chairmaa In Carmarthen, Cardigan and Glamorgan County Council meetings, it ap pears that similar resolutions were carri ed by overwhelming majorities, and ...
... and the prompt repair of hor Majesty's ships. That portion of the fleet of gun-boata fitting at Devonport, which iv to he armed with the sin.vitii-bored guns u receiving ita armament. Thu Armatroug gut. the others are nut yet to thin& The War Office has ...
... were mad and confirmed: — On the motion of Aldermen Wm Widiame, by Councillor John %Vorthington, Councillors H. S Ali en , J a m e s Thom a s, David Reward, and Alderman John Tho,mui were added on to the Main Roads Committee. The Marshal/ Orders were then ...
... the Reading Room of this institution, by 11r. hell, on Botany, to a trey nu. 'meets outline of their members and friend., John Loq., motor, pr•ssident, in the • hair. The lec- continuol by stating that the objet of this meeting was to carry out the ...
... pair of iron shears that were working by steam power, stumbled and fell. In the fall he threw his arms out to save himself, and fell under the shears. Hia arms and head were instantly sevend from bin body. Tho mangiud remain. were conveyed to the adjacent ...
... Assiatant Clerk, to the Board of Guardiaua, of the Cardigan Union. On the 28th ult., aged 52, Mr. William Woodward. of Cardigan. general overlooker. the Estate'', of the Rev. R. 11. W. Miles, of Cardigan. AND will of the ilex. James Sherman, of the Paragon ...
... berm,' heart and band. Night followed day awl paved Mime brave men never daddedi Sur way there arm th it weaned, Nor I,mt dot Incite that lagged. *ay arm •on by Inches 'Cainat over gable'eas mat a tank for mortal+. 'Tea nark tu. demi-bode t Still nearer ...
... touting on Nlenolay. At half-past three they marched, accompanied by their teachers, sitperiateitileut and pester. the Rev. John Meares, from the vestry room througlo Northadreet and then., to Mr Haeries's farm at Slade, where, in a large meadow behind ...
... blow. In many things it has htd small cause to envy the baffled and ousted N mennformists. It has rather had to lament the arm of flesh which recovered for it the sacrist building, and the parsonage, and the stipend, leaving to others the more open heart ...
... Mary, thew ife of Mr. John Frans, tailor, aged Si. .April 2.1 ut Milford, Mr. John Morris,--8 young man in ths employ of Richards, anchor-.1id0., Makin. April 28, suddenls, at the Commercial l%n, Front-street, Milford. Mr. John 'Wade. aged 64. April 28 ...
... over to his learned friend. Captain James Pier, Mr Thomas Pnilleim, Mr bland and Nlr John lamed wean. has the on the I Edwin Grev, second mate ship Alfred, and Mr John I Tii lies now written to Mr Disraeli, • tux Nlr William directed the attention of ...