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... the 9Jth Amongst thost, who have promised to L .and are Dr Joseph P-trry, Mr John Thoma-s (Pencordd Qwalia), Mr Kenry Leslie* Mr David Jenkins, Mu-. Esr., Mr Einlyn Evans, Mr John Roberts (Porfcniafun-), Mr W. '-I, Kr-v)s (A!aw Ddu). Mr T. Price (Merthyr) ...
... and county of Haverfordwest.— Mesus John James (foreman), C. C. Brown, J. A. Bland, Llew BngMtocke, T. J. W. Bowen, John Dawkins David Evans, R. P. Ellis, E. H. JCilis, F P. Ixreen, F. R. Greenish, William John, John Lewis, William Owen {P'ctoa- place) ...
... united Parishes of Llancwnlle and Llangeitho, in the county of Cardigan. Of him nothing Biotg is known than that he married a daughter of that county, and that by her he bad three sons, of whom John succeeded him to the Jiving He also, in due time, took unto ...
... THE POLICE COURTS. At Pontypool on Saturday, John Price, a mason and contractor, of Blaenavon, was charged with breaking the window of his wife's house and causing damages to the amount of 12s on the night of the 27th of last month. He was further charged ...
... £25. Lot 32, cowhouse and yard at Cowbridge, was pur- chased by Air John Tiiomas, auctioneer. Cow- bridge, for ;£19; lot 40, a public-house ( Cross Inn) aud garaen, for £62; Air John Thomas, of Galitcwm, bought a garden, lr 2p, for £25; lot 43, a cottage ...
... met with a serions accident by falling down the stairs. P.C. Jenkins called in Dr. Evans, who found that the woman's right arm was broken near the wrist. The woman is said to have been intoxicated at the time, aud the doctor deferred setting-the broken ...
... opened in a brief speech by Mr John Williams (chairman of the Llangeiuor Sch:>ol Board), a party of about 40 gentlemen adjourned to the Blaengarw Hotel, where an excellent luncheon was served by Mr and Mrs Job Llewellyn. Mr John Williams presided at the after ...
... Thence Owen marched to tbe south and west, but these shocking cruelties armed against him those people for whom he was strug- gling to secure independence. Themen ofRadnor and Cardigan, assisted by some Flemings from Peinbroksshire, marched against him who ...