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... It is denied that Mr. John Mlorley. the ?? thief. Secretary of the present Governmenit, has abolished the use of side-arms by the loyal Irish Constabulary, or that he has any intention of doing so at present, . An fiportant conference of asricullurists ...
... M.P., Cardigan, 1768, and brother to John first Lord Cawdor, born August, 1759, entered the Royal Navy, 1771, and became Rear- Admiral 1801, married his cousin, Eustacia, daughter anci co-heiress of John Hooke Camp- bell,Lord Lyon King of Arms of Scotland ...
... 1763, and brother to John first Lord Cawdor, born August, 1759, entered the Royat Navy, 1771, and became Rear- Admiral 1801, married his cousin, Eustacia, daughter and co-heiress of John Hooke Camp- bell, Lord Lyon King of Arms of Scotland, and sa.t ...
... Vaindre-hall, near Cardiff, to Miss Annie Lethbtidge, daughter of the late Mr. Albert Lethbridge, granddaughter of the late Sir John Lethbridge, of Sandihill Park, Somersetshire, and sister of Lady Carew, of Belgrave.square, W. It was a dull leaden sky which ...
... , Cardiff, ship chandlers and ship-store merchants. Evan Thomas, Llwynbedw, Llanfairorllwyn, Cardigan- shire, hosiery manufacturer. NOTICE OF DIVIDEND. John Lewis, of High-street, Pen tie, painter. First and final dividend, 6s in the :E, payable February ...
... annals et Ish literature. The illustrations—Llyn i Mynyddog, The Sassiwn at y Bala, E^en Krdd, Ystrad Menrig School, the Rev John Jones, M.A., Vicar Prichard's house at Llan- dovery, the Rev Edward Matthews, r Gwenogfryn Evans, M.A., Mr Evan Jamesi (tbe ...
... cockie gatherer, the hsad and an arm having been eaten awa.y. On Siturday pvenmg a.n inquost wa-} held at the Farmera' Arma, ijMgha.rne. before Mr Jonah Davies, de- puty-coroner for Western Cztr-nLrthensli ire, 'when John Georgo, and cockle-gatherer, hving ...
... a cockle gatherer, the head and an arm having been eaten away. On Saturday evening an inquest was held at the Farmers' Arms, Laugharne. before Mr Jonah Davies, de- puty-coroner for Western Carmarthenshire.jwhen John George, gardener and cockle-gatherer ...
... having tcu eaten away. On Saturday evening an inquest was held at the Farmers' Arms, Laugharne, before Mr Jonah Davies, èe. puty-coronwr for Western Carmarthenshire,svhen John Georgv, ^ardentr and cwckle-gatheror, living at Stonyway, Laugharne, said that ...
... ought to be ocllected. The Book of Baglan. These pedigrees dissente and armes were trulie collected and gathered out of divers and sundrye ancient records, dead evidence, soles of armes in silver and upon ware, appendant thereunto—and amies gravene in glasse ...
... the Treasury and died member for Cardigan 1768, being father to the first Lord Cawdor, and the two others, John Rooke (of Bangeston, co. Pembroke) and Alex- ander, held jointly the appointment of Lord Lyon King of Arms for Scotland, while the only daughter ...
... Feb. 23. YIE'STEiRAY'S POLICE. TREDEG AR. (Before Messrs. E ?? TlimAs and El A. 131l 111H1,1.) SHAMr C(tocic R1icPAoItsi .-John Davies, a young marl, who said ho Was front1 Si. Aseepl, Northl WIles, was ?? ted to Usk for tilees Itanitli, sithl lard Ihliour ...