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... The monument cost E6,000, and it is rather a curious and unaccountable fact that the authorof this epitaph was its sculptor, John Bacon. On hearing of this George III. admonished the author in these words :— Now mind yon, Bacon, don't turn author stick ...
... :—Messrs \Vin. Da.vies, Lhvyn!'a.ir Da.vid D.-iv,o. Pentrer'li,Iw Evan Davies, Ll¿¡,n. Thomas Eva-us, Ln,mp?tcr John Evans, Tynyfron John Eva.ns, Dmam Nilla Ebenezer Evtm, Tyrdomen G-rifti.t:l Griglt.hs, Dshm-iKX: ;:Da.vid JCIlkiDs, Gra-Igcl(ltiue'rlzL ...
... to evidence it whenever an opportunity presented itself. About 7.20 o'clock this morning a start was made from Cardigan for the Gogerddan Arms, where the representative of the clergy was to meet Chief-constable Evans. Nothing of note happened until we reached ...
... Pursuivant of Arms, and Portcullis Pur- suivant of Arms, two attendants, the Speaker in full dress, with mace bearer and then the members of the House of Commons in lines of four, Mr Chamberlain being observed in the front rank walking with Sir John Mowbray ...
... the Skinners' Arms, but she (meaning witness) drank along with me. Witness then retorted that this was a lie, as she was not given to taking intoxi- cating liquors. The next witness was Mr Howell Evans, the Chief Constable of Cardigan, who repeated the ...
... on Tuesday, a series of tithe disturbances were dis. posed of by his Honour Judge Bishop. Mr Henry R. Daniel, solicitor. Cardigan, in preferring a charge of assault on Mr Robert Lewis, titne bailiff, against Mr Evan Owen, farmer, Ffynonfadosr, in the ...
... was John Nash, the architect; the other Augus- tU8 Pugin, the architoGtural draughtsman. Nash was not professionally connected with the theatre. He has been described as a patron of the drama. Of Welsh extraction be was born in 1752, at Cardigan—or, according ...
... Mr Hornimaii, ancl Mr Dalziel. Wales was not represented until just upon S o'clock when Mr Yaugban Davies, tho member for Cardigan, entered the Chamber. At 8 o'clock a Nationalist contingent, consisting of Mr P. O'Brien, Mr Flavin, and Mr Daly, made their ...
... 73. The Rev. David Williams, B.A., curate of Holy Trinity, Swansea, who has just accepted from the Crown the living of St. John's, Clydach, was a theological exhibitioner of Hatfield Hall, Durham t prizeman and licentiate m theology (second class) in ...
... York, was the only passenger on the City o, Paris who did not bccome a victim to sea-sick ness. Nearly all the members of Sir John Elder'i Expedition for the exploration of the interior o: AV estern Australia have tendered their resigna- Sis Henry James ...
... Catherine Frances Richardson, who erected this church to the honour and glory of God, the third daughter of the late General John Luther Richardson, of Sydney-place, Bath, and Mill Hill, Isle of Wight. Died the 13th May, 1891. Dr Oxenden, formerly Bishop ...
... large number of gentlemen were also elected members. CONCERT.—A concert was giuen in St. John's Schoolroom on Wednesday evening, by the friends and choir of St. John's Mission Church. An excellent programme had been got up, and the concert was in every ...