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... College of Surgeons.— The following gentlemen have been admitted members of the college : —Win. Davies, of Cardigan ; Henry Hicks, of St. David's ; John Evan Hughes, of Pwllheli ; Edward Morgan, of Aberystwith. Crosby Hall, Bishopsgate-street —This ancient ...
... Gwynne. of Monauhty. Co. Cardigan. He was the only son of the late Rev. A. T. J. Gwynne, of Tyglyn, co. Cardigan, by Martha, daughter of the late Rev Edward Acton, near Alton. Hants, aud was born 1783. He was educated at St John's College, Cambridge, and ...
... FREDERICK ROWLAND ROBERTS, Aberystwyth, in the county ...
... William Mason, Mr. John Home, and Mr. William Jones. These Estates are most conveniently situated. The Hopton Heath Station the Knighton and Craven Arms Railway adjoins Lot the extremity the Estate, giving access the Craven Arms Junction, on the Shrewsbury ...
... Christopher, I arm, Yorks, M.D. Young George, Shaftesbury, innkeeper [eentleman Young George Frond, 9, Dorvillo road Lee„ Kent, Young George Thomas, Bloaworth, Dorset, gentleman Young Mrs. Harriett, care of N. P. Bank, Batts Yount , Henry John. Sutton Waldron ...
... relict Thomas Ridding, Esq. March 15 aged 12, after a short illness, John, youngest son oi Mr. R. Dorrell, Hardwick Mill, near Bromyard. March 15, at Malvern, in the 79th year of his age, John Cbamore, Earl of Meath, and Baron Chaworth, of Eaton Conrt, tais ...
... project, to the Craven Arms or elsewhere. Capt. Lewis said that he most cordially approved of this project, and begged the gentlemen present to look at the map, and, bearing in mind the progress said to be made in the Carmarthen and Cardigan line, he would ask ...
... the Course—were excellent; and Mr. John Hatton, jun., officiated as judge. However, we must uot omit to mention that the sporting public are mainly indebted to the exertions of Mr. W. Smyth, landlord of the City Arms Hotel, for the origin and getting up ...
... proposed line near Almondsbury, and that the works generally are progressing satisfactorily. Opening of the Carmarthen and Cardigan Ran.way.—We believe that tbe opening of the portion this railway between Myrtle Hill and Carmarthen took place Saturday. ...
... Right Hon. and Rev. Lord Saye and Sele, Robert Cunliffe, Esq.. of 43, Chancerylane, to daughter of the Yen. John Williams, Archdeacon of Cardigan. Aug. 30, Ledbury, the Rev. G. J. Watts, rector, Mr. Charles Ambrey Court, wine and'spirit merchant, Cardiff ...
... of the Millwright's Arms Inn, —From William Bryan to Thomas Whitehouse, of * New Inn, Eardisley. PRESTEIGN PETTY SESSIONS, June (Magistrates present Revds. W. J. Thomas, Q- Turner, and E. James, Esqrs.) Riding wthout Reins. —Mr. John Price, of the F°*JJ ...
... HADEN—NOOiT.-Jau. 15, at St. Mary's Church, Cardigan, the Rev. Griffith Thomas, vicar, Wm. Henry, eldest son of Wm. Haden, Esq., of Dudley, to Matilda Ellen Jane, daughter of William Lane Noott, Esq., of Cardigan. FLETCHER—DRAKE. —Jan. 15, at St. Pancras ...