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... the Rev, John so of David Davies; the Rev. J. B. Coc, M.A,, h4 its curate, vicar of -St. Margaret, Llverpool- so n patrons, the Trustees; the Rev-William Harrion, iul Davey, third Cursal Prebend in St. Devld's bi rY Cathedral the Rev. John Davies, vlarr ...
... 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, ...
... fact 16th Octoberlast.-John Thomas, Gwarllyn, Llan- tre Ladearodwliv, farmer; John Davies, Cwmwitch, en c Liresantfread, mariner; John Evans, Llanon, met marinter; John Morris, and Daniel Morris, Llanon, to t Llansanttrcad, and John Jenkins, ...
... committee, representative of the Taff Vale employds, now holding out against a reduo- tion of their wages, met at the Cardigan Arms, Cardiff, on Wednesday, when the. following circular from the Amalgamated4 Society of Engineers, &c., which.will now circue ...
... to attend on that day, CARDIGANSHIRE ASSIZES. The Cardlganshire asirzes were held on Monday. Mr, Baron Clehaby arrived In Cardigan from Haver- fordweat on Satozdoy r'entg, and on Sundan mornu- leg, accompanied by the High-sherlff (Hlr. Wlllem Griffith ...
... Thomas Jones, that 3 Liandovery; Dr. Hopkins, Llanelly; Mr. John law, Hughes, Carmarthen; Mr. W. Evans (Kilsane), thee' Liandilo; Mr. Edger Evans, clerk to the Carmar- selvi thed Union; Mr. John Thomas, clerk to the Nar- Ml berth Union; Mr. Herbert Lloyd ...
... newspapers. to THE VICARAGE OF CARDIGAN. ho We are Inforoned that theBev. B. Bowen Jenkins, an ALA.. Rector of Lianvrynaoh near Breson, and i formerly a curate of Ot, John's, Cardiff, has ?? an the vicarage of Cardigan, which has been offered to himfor ...
... outgoing members for the year are :- W. North Ward: Richard Hughes, Landrer Tinplate (so]. 'Works ; and John Glasbrook, collier proprietor. mia] West Ward: John Ivor Eas ast Ward: dat Thomas Davies. South Ward: James Livingston the and James Rogers. A contest ...
... PLACSNg Ol5TicUCTiON5 ON A RAIr.WAY.- John Joshua, of DdwengroeS, Ahorgwiihi a lad about 13 years of age, was charged by Police. constable John Bevan with having placed trollyI wheels on the Carmarthen and Cardigan Railway,P with intent to endanger the ...
... T. Spen- be ojcr. There were present: Mslsrx. P. Morgan, w John Canton, James Phillips, Thomans Phillips, John Mlorgan, and Christopher Griffiths. The m Overseers (Messrs. C. Griffiths and John Morgan) Pt eomplained of the surveyor in not stttenldiig to ...
... A collection was made in aid of the funds of the society. THE TAFT VAnL RAILWAY STmIXE.-On Ern-. day evening, at the Cardigan Arms, the strike pay of the unionists took place, when lbs a man ,eas paid out, together with an allowaneb of Gd a head for ...
... eontingency their refusal may entail. A youth named John Joshua, living at4 (ldwnugroes, Abergwili, was charged at (jrmarthen on Saturday with endan- gerinug the lives of passengers on the Oarmartlhen and Cardigan Railway. The boy had placed some trolly wheels ...