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... Monachty, 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, of Bentworth, near Alton, Hants, and was born in 1783. He was educated at St. John's College, Cambridge ...
... which referred to the circumstances under which Mrs. Miles left the Cardigan Union. It appeared that when she applied for her present appointment, she re- presented that she left the Cardigan Union in order to make way for a married couple to take charge of ...
... institution belonging to the Cardiff lodges—the Caradoc (Marchioness of Bute), the Victoria (Carpenters' Arms, Hayes), and the lodge held at the Cardigan Arms, Maria-street celebrated their anniversay on Tuesday last. The weather was extremely fine, and the ...
... also by a memorial signed by a large number of inhabitants, and for the Bath Arms, St. Mary-street. Mr.T. Stephens applied for a spirit licence for the Fishguard Arms and Cardigan Hotel, Stuart-street. All the applications were referred to the adjourned ...
... RD, Po.Trou.-On Sunday;evening'last- i boy. about'8 or 9 yetrs' of age, son I of John 'Ewbank' of Appleby, was found by Mr. John ll artiudale, painter, suspended by his 'arm in a hole in a large oak trce, 'on the sesur called Miss Maichell, onnosite the ...
... proximity to the trap. One of the children was pitched off the gig and received slight injury on one arm. The others were unhurt. Two DEATHS.—A little boy named John Griffiths, ten years of age, was playing on Sunday evening on the road in front of the police-station ...
... following gentlemen were present:—Mr. William John Player, Messrs Pendrill Charles, H. Bankes, Evan Evan, Charles L. Price, John N. Moore, David Bevan, Rowland Thomas, Landey Gardner, N. B. Allen, Henry Lake, John H. Rowland, Mr. James Kempthorne (clerk to ...
... were very good, and there were plenty of old English games. « FEARFUL SCENE AT CARDIGAN GAOL. ATTEMPT TO MURDER THE TURNKEY. On Sunday morning last the officials of Cardigan gaol had a most frightful encounter with two desperate burglars await- ing their ...
... t7il y.11esesl; S shuts. Total. Private James Evans, £2 ?? 4Private WV. John, ?? 15 ?? If. .1 ones, ?? ?? Private C. SWiilianis, lN ?? Private A. Rows, IN. ?? 15 Private3 John Lloyd, 10s ?? Priva~te Ges. Thomas, INs. ?? Private Janice Williams, its ...
... R. T. Roberts, Esqrf.) A DISCHARGE. John Jones, collier, of Hirwain, was charged with un- lawfully stabbing John Jones, also of Hirwain.—As no prosecutor appeared, he was discharged. INFRINGEMENTS OF LICENSE. John Jones, landlord of the Globe Inn, was ...
... informed that the following dis- senting ministers have entered St. David's College, Lam peter-.—Thomas John Gower, near Swansea Thomas Richards, Cardigan; and William Thomas, Landyssel. Mr. Hill, an eminent Baptist minister, of York Chapel, Swansea, has ...
... Roberts, Wtt- Windsor Arms, David-strect; S. Moseley, Wheat Sheaf, H. Trinity-strect; William Blake, Glastoubury Arms, Bute- mc len street; Vincent Cleary, Cape Horn, Bute-strect; Mrs. wa Pp Bnstwick, Empress Eugenie, Evelyn-strect; John Donovan, . Lsd Lakes ...