... the severe weather. Three inquests alone were held by Mr Williams at the Plymouth Arms, Merthvr, on Thursday morning. The first was touching the death of a cabman named John Edwards, aged 58, living at No. 4. Graham-street, who met with his death ny being ...

... Pembroke and Tenby, and Carmarthen and Cardigan, the only through rate that the respondents would quote for gouds consigned to Carmarthen and stations west of the same from stations north and east of the Craven Arms station was one by way of Hereford and ...

... Government in 1373, but which would fail now as it failed then. The Irishman who now thought he could throwaway his arms just as Grattan disbanded the volunteers, in 1882, would find that he had placed himself in the power of a cruel, nnreienting English ...

... Monk, Charles J. (Gloucester) 309 L Moreton, Lord (Gloucester, W.) 135 L Morley, Samuel (Bristol). 115 L Stanton, W. John 139 C Yorke, John R. (Gloucester, E.) 127 (One seat vacant.) ...

... at the next i. board meeting. CARDIGAN. of EsTEDrnFOn.-The annual eisteddfod of Cardigan ed was held last Monday. The adjudicatorq wei ?? Mr. R. Jen kvn (Yr [wan), Penypark, poetry, read-- 5: hg &c.; Rev A. Hughes. Cardigan, the essas: ; and1 Dewi, Nlrnach ...

... plain- tiff, said that by a deed dated the 4th July, 1377, made between the defendant, the Rev. John Lloyd Jones, of the one part, and the plaintiff, Mr John Jenkins and his wife, of the other part, the defendant granted to the plaintiff and his heirs ...

... conference, the ex-presidents, and thte RIevs. John Kilner and Marmaduke C. Osborn took luncheon with the Right Rev. the Bishibp if Liverpeol. The following changes wcre 1u1ade in thi stations:- PONTYYairDDi-John T. Bennett, vicc J. IEawden Allen. T;hepre ...

... the Rev. John Atkinson, of Sunderland, John at Weon, of Chesterfield, and George Seaman, of ie Norwich. When the ballot asas taken, it wasfound 's that 70 had voted for Mr. Atkinson, 42 for Mr. in We-on, and 21 for Mr. Seaman. The Rev. John r, Atkinson ...

... gentlemen were nominated as managers of rhe .l'ontnewydd Schools, namely, Messrs. Thomas ' Pritchard, Edmund Pritchard, Charles John, and Jonah Evans. The Rev. J. P. Williams gave notice that he will submit a new scheme to the next meeting with reference to ...

... February t 19, when a good number of teachers from tbe district were present. The chair was taken bv the vice-president, Mr. John L,ewis, Ebbw Vale. Xfter the minutes of the last meeting had been read and confirmed, the secretary was' called upon to read ...

... subsantial appearance. The p room w~as suitably decorated with evergreens and I mottoes for Christmas by Mrs. John, Mrs. Evans St (Cefn Fesnaer), Messrs. John and George Evans, and C. Highly. SWANSEA. e BeoAEn Or G~masnms.--Mr. Edward Bath pro- ?? sided on Thursdy ...

... younger son John Lloyd of Porthycrwys and Tywi, was much engaged in the wars of Henry VIII., and was afterwards an Esquire of the Body to Queen Elizabeth, and Steward of the Lordship of Builth under Walter Devereux, Earl of Essex. This John Lloyd served ...