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... THE POST BAG. The funeral of the late Rev. Robert Hogbel( Crumlin, took place on Wednesday. Miss May John, the winner of the soprano sole prize at the Chicago Eisteddfod, has been engaged to take part in a concert at Llanelly on Tuesday evening. The cold ...
... assisted by the following assessors, viz: -The liev. Rees Price, vicar of St. uavid Brecon the .Rev. W. Oynoe Davios, Cardigan the Rev. John Evans, vicar of Llanding&t; Col. K. Davies Evans, Lord-lieutenant of Cardiganshire; and Mr. Charles Lloyd, Waunivor ...
... influenca of the Press! When Councillor J. H. John's name was inad- vertently mentioned at last might's meeting of the Trades' Council there Postman merely states the fact My friends, commence. a Councillor 'Hopkin John at the Council meeting yesterdav. Recollect- ...
... j THE POST BAt. PjW Sir John Llewelyn v.as the up 0 The O'd Firm it the Swansea seat at the next general There is on view at Mr. W. C. Studio, Castle-street, an illuminated which is t» be presented to Frother Jenkins for services rendered to St. Thomas ...
... Gurnos. Mr. W. D. Benson (instructed by Mr. Henry R. Daniel, Cardigan) conducted the prosecution of behalf of the Treasury, and Mr. S. T. Evans, M.P. (instructed by Mewrs. Kvans and Stephens, Cardigan) app»eared for defendants, all of whom answered to their ...
... was Mr David John, a ot Air Thomas John, formerly a coppermau at Landore. He has seen a good deal of niie Eastern and Western States and reia.'es his varied experiences in a very droll ft&hion. Another roving commis- sioner is Mr. John Davies. who emigrated ...
... crime has oast upon the comty of Cardigan. They point with pride to tli3 that it is about 60 years since anyone was hanged in that county, although the last murder took place on the 29th of May, ]585. On that day John Price, a Militiaman, living at Poplar-row ...
... well-known to many Swansea men has disappeared from Carmarthenshire. He was Mr. Whitby Kii-by, the popular host of the Pantglas Arms, Golden Grove, near Llandilo, and a brother of Mr. Gibson Kirby, of Penllergaer. The deceased gentleman was buried on Monday ...
... Wales, where he first saw thc;lightin 1S65. He has been out in India, and his name among the Parsees is Framjee. An old Cardigan member, OwenBrigstocke, great- great-grandfatherof Mr.Wil'ianiO\vcnBrigstockc,of Parkvgors, was expelled the House. That ...
... prevail in Wales, especially in the western counties. Marriage by capture, even in tha present day, is particularly popular in Cardigan* shire. The will of the late Mrs. Davidson, formerly Llanelly, and mother-in-law of the late Rev. D. D. Jones, Vicar of St ...
... unappropriated by members of the Peerage as ter- ritorial titles, England has seven, Scotland ten, and Ireland six. I am surprised, John, said an old lady when she found the butler helping himself to some old port. Faith, so am I, ma'am. I thought you had gone ...
... more suitable explanation than Rock of the Night. There is a New Swansea in Illinois, the chief magistrate of which is Mr. John A. Morgan, a native of Foxhole, near Swansea. He speaks EIthmyneg. That's W elsh for Dutch. Swansea cricketers arc to the ...