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... appointed time at the Room. The proceedings were opened by the initiation of new members, amongst whom were the Rev Thomas John, of Manorowen and David Davies, Esq, of Trebrithin. At 11 o'clock a procession was formed at the Town-ball, the honorary members ...
... J, CARDIGAN SHIRE. a^Holy charge of murder and A 8 fratricide. t^shjy^ay afternoon, the village of Llanon, Carmar- ^6 »nno,' ^as 'n a state of great excitement, caused by aspectakiCeinent that one Llewellyn Edwards, son of S0Je farmer at Dwrclawdd-fach ...
... of a son. On the 14th instant, Mrs Jones, of Penylan, Cardigan* shire, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. On the 16th instant, at St. Anne's Church, Wands. worth, by the Rev Dr. Chave, D D., incumbent, John H. Harries, Esq, of Heathfield, Pembrokeshire, eldest ...
... tanner and currier, to Miss H. James, of the Currier's Arms. At the Registrar's Office, Bridge Parade, Cardigan, by license, on Thursday Mr David Davies, LIan- goedmore. to Miss E. Davies, Blaenllyn Cardigan. On the 1st inst., at Limehouse Church, London, Annie ...
... S. O. Meares, Mr Thomas John, eldest son of Mr Henry John, farmer, Pelcomb, to Miss Elizabeth Pritchard, of Loo Choo, near Haverfordwest. On the 22nd inst., at St. Martin's Church, in this town, by the Rev. S. O. Meares, Mr John Evans, Bain-street, to ...
... , was awarded to Mr Parker, Cardigan. Three-year- old colt (by Lochinvar); second prize to Mr Owen, of Alltybwla, three year-old filly by Lochinvar. Com- mended. Mr Tyler's colt, by Anthracite. The judges were Messrs John Pugh Price, Bwlch Bychan, Jones ...
... afterwards with the policeman. John big fA? nJason> on the day in question was working i^yfel'' w^en Prisoner passed, going towards hu8e • He. saw him turn the way to prosecutor's ^e*as -8a;,r ^im afterwards returning to Cardigan. 5 sure prisoner was the ...
... daughter of the late Rev John Jones, Vicar of Llansaintffraid, Montgomeryshire. On the 81 h inst., (by licence) at the Register Office, in this town. Mr Win Thomas, late of Tangiers, to Miss Margaret Thomas, of the Fishguard Arms in this town. » DEATHS ...
... Mrs Catherine Thomas, w do'v of tbe late Capt. Rees Thomas, schooner Gleaner, of Cardigan. On Saturday Ia ...
... Llwyngwair Arms, Newport, on Friday, the 17th inst.; members present.— William Mathias, Esq., Vice-chairman, Rev. LI. LI. Thomas, Rev. David George, Mr Thomas Hughes, Mr David John, Mr Thomas Harries, Mr William Pritchard, Mr Owen Phillips, Mr John Vaughan ...
... Mountain and the Crymmych Arms. I saw the prisoner in our fold about six weeks ago. The Crymmych Arms is on the road to Cardigan from Narberth Road. It was after dinner when I saw the prisoner. He asked the road towards the Crymmych Arms; he had five sheep with ...
... SESSIONS. COUNTY PETTY SKSSIONS. [Town Hall, Saturday, July 6th, 1867, befoue John Adams, Lewis Mathias, William Halm, and Nicholas A. Roch, Esquires, and the Revs R. J. H Thoma« and John Phelps. William Lloyd, a jobbing saddler, of Pembroke-dock was charged ...