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... principally from a manuscript pro- sa sented to the writer by Mr. Johnes, and from tra- ws cings by the well-known genealogist, Mr. Win. cc Cwynne Stedman Thomas, of Carmarthen ?? l John John Johnes, of Dolaucothy, barrister- 0' at-law, of the Inner Temple, ...
... and Irish Independence became inseparably and irrevocably one. Asa non-Catholic, then, I am ruled ous of court, as well as Grattan and Tone and O'Brien and Davi. We are not quite Irish, under this rale. Counsel onthe other aide, indeed, is willing to take ...
... Lord Claud John Hfamiltont addressing you as a supporter of the English G-overnmnent from this Republican Window. (Cheers, and a voice- I don't believe you, John)') I think I may ask you to do justice to the honoured name of Lord Claud John Hamilton by ...
... TlrÏze; Mr John Davies, Llwyncelyn, Young Comet, highly- commended Mr John James, Lan, Newcastle Emlyn, Cardigan Flyer, commended. In the 4th class there were 12 entries—Mr David Davies, Porth, Llansawel, King Tom, being awarded the prize Mr John Wil- ...
... Railway Company was held on Friday last, at the Yelverton Arms -Hotel, Whitland, for the transaction of the general business of the company, and to receive a report from the directors. Mr. John Owen, of Glogne, presided. The directors submitted the following ...
... TaffVale Ra.Iway CoinpSy was heW on Friday last, at the Yelverton ARMS HOTET Whitland, for the transaction of the general business of the company, and to receive a report from the directors* Mr. John Owen, of Glogne, presided *BTHT RECTORS submitted the following ...
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... during the current half-year. Your directors have to report that the Bill for an extension of your railway from Crymmych Arms to Cardigan has passed through Parliament without opposition, and on the 2nd of August instant obtained the Royal assent. The capital ...
... CARMARTHEN. CHARGE OF MINSLAUGHTrlt. -On Saturday John Bart- lett, late watchman at the level crossing on the Carmar- then Cardigan Railway, was brought up before the county bench charged with the manslaughter of Mary Davies, wife of the toll-collector ...
... and Alger's manures, sold by Mr Owen Jones, merchant, the agent for the company in the Cardigan district, was held on Tuesday last, in a field behind the Gogerddan Arms Inn, and proved a thorough success, every description of produce being far in excess ...
... from Clifton. Bristol, with his w'ife, who have been residing at ithe G-wbert for some time pat, were observed walking arm and arm very close to the edge of the precipice-about Traeth Pistgll Ivor. They -were warned in Welsh by a woman standing by not ...
... be referred to the Secretary of State. THE GREAT PLATE CASE.—In the suit, Cardigan v. Howe, in which the Duke of Buccleuch claimed from the executor of the late Earl of Cardigan the value of a service of plate, part of which had been melted down, Lord ...