... wife were David, William, and Evan; by the second wife be left a son named John. By the testamentary disposition of his property at his death Davies's farm went to his son John. Dasid had other property assigned hint as his portion; other property went ...

... the splendid banners and regalia of the Lodge, headed a band music : at a quarter past 11 they took their route towards St. John’s Church, where the service was read the Rev. R. Price, Curate, in a most impressive manner, after which a most eloquent sermon ...

... de The toe* dams 2-- Right Hon. Furl Lisharae. James Bowen, Esq. J. Boulder, Fuel. W. 0. lir*etorke, E.q. J. U. Davies, Esq. John Griffith, Esq. 0. W. (irides. Esq. W. I). Jones, Esq. R. J. Jordan, Esq. J. W. Loth, Esq. C. R. Lo merit Esq. Thomas !led, ...

... The mare had a bridle, which he gave to John Thomas, the constable. Prisoner borrowed a bridle of witness in order to take the mare to the Cawdor Arms Inn to try and sell her. David Jones, ostler at the Cawdor Arms Inn, said that on the day above named ...

... afternoon, the I-igh t Sheriff, J. HI. Hampton I.ewis, of Ieonllys, Esq., proceeded to the Point to meet his Iordship the Hon. Sir John Williams, iln a carriage drawn by four horses, and accompani~d by a strong body of Javelin-men on horseback, who being mostly ...