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... reference to the financial affairs of the CI'MMRODORION CAERI>YI>—A meeting will be he'd this evening at the socioty's rooms in St. John's-square. It will include com- petitions in reading and to tl.1,mler 16 years old and all address, open to any age. These meetings ...
... magistrate for the borough about the year 1885. lu PQ1.itJ.çs h,is a Liberal Swansea. Sir John Talbot DiDwyn-LIewelyn, baronet!, of Penllergare, is the son of the late Mr John DilIwyn-Llewelyn, and was born in 1854. He was educated at Eton and Christchurch, Oxford ...
... Penarth Pier is likeiy to become the Church promenade on Sundays. The arms on the sea.! of the Glamorgan County Council are those of the De Oares, who were Lords of Glamorgan as early as arms were borne. Councilor Wm. Thomas, of Barry, be] i eves that three ...
... a replica of John Wesley, and is some sixty-five years of age. Among the list of the newly-elected members of the London County Council are to be found the names of five Welshmen, all true sons of Wales. They are Messrs Edwin Jones, John Lloyd, J.P., ...
... R. C. Bookseller, Poiubvoke, in the county of Pembroke; also at the premises ot A.VN WILLIAMS, Eooicseiler, Cardigan, 111 the county f Cardigan also at the premises of AITY Uu&H £ », Bookseller, Brecon, rhe county cf Brecon also at the premises of CHARLES ...
... BOARD OF GUARDIANS. Lively Discussions. The fortnightly meeting of the above board was - held on Saturday, the chairman (Mr John Hughes, F.R.C.S.), presiding. ALLOWANCES FOR REFRESIOIENTS. In connection with the bills the Chairman drew attention to one ...
... (writes our Barry representative) to peruse the geneo- logical chart in his possession, together with a copy of the court of arms and its explanatory key. The former is a prodigious affair, and would baffle even the shrewd and keen perceptive facilities ...
... jor Hallet, Royal Engineers; distance, yards down the Nile. Taylor had matched himself to swim with one arm, and his opponent to use both his arms. For 50 yards the men swam neck and neck, but before 80 yards had been covered, Taylor ' the champion of ...
... last month litt!e in the way of trade has been done on the premises. It appears that two years ago George Key kept the Cardigan Arms public-house in Bute- street. Not very long ago he had the misfortune to lose one of his eyes while out shooting. The men ...
... joined the South Wales Circuit.^He is a J.P. for Cardigan, Pembroke, and Carmarthen, and from 1888 to 1892 was chairman of the Carmarthen County Council. He is an alderman of the County Councils both of Cardigan and Carmarthen. A stalwart Liberal, ...
... WELSH TITHE WAR. Action Against a Minister.—The Charge i Dismissed. At the LIanboidy petty sessions, held at the Maesgv-'ynne Arms Hole!, hi that village, on Wednesday—before Mr E. Sohaw-Protheroe. in the chair, Mr W. Lewis PhiIIip.s. Dr Henry Lawrence, ...
... reach Silach. John Thomas ran after him, and I followed. Thomas Owen was in the field, and prevented an entrance. On being shoved off the fence by -Tohn Thomas, Lewis said, Assault! Johu Thomas replied, Assault ? The devil 1 Did not John 'Thomas put ...