... party were joined by ex-County Councillor John Powell at Troedyraur. Proceeding through Brongest Village, they met tour horsemen on the hill, and three others subsequently followed, and, when they got to Gogerddan Arms, their number had increased to 20. The ...

... records destroyed TVilliam bricklayer's labourer Killed on Rai I way °n on Walker ' and Stoneolough A Fraudulent Bankrupt John Grattan manufacturer in in Devonshire sentenced four mouths’ imprisonment for fraud bankrupt Accident in Theatre stand temporary ...

... given up the Stall for many years occupiml by me at Swansea Market, and Itusine,s mill be carried on exclusively at my Shop, Cardigan Hotisy, College-street, Swansea, where Wel.th Flannels, Yarns, Knitted Stocking, of reliable quality may be obtained at lowe ...

... Hannah, eldestdaughter of J. A. Davies, Ebbw Vale. 380 PREECE—JOHN.—On Wednesday, August 1st, at Ebenezer, Trecynon, Aberdare, by the Rev. J. Grawys Jones, John Preece, Porth, to Margaret John, of Trecynon (late of Bodringalt Schools). 7490 SMITH-PULLAN-AT ...

... patriots —John Hampden and Algernon Sydney, armed for the fight, and with their mottoes enoircling them Cromwell, stern and resolute Milton as a child, with long waving hair. In another nook we are confronted by Mazzini's sad eyes, by Grattan's majestic ...

... incumbency of the parish of St. John, Cardiff, his admirers have decided to present the vicar with his bust in bronze, the work to be executed by Mr Goscombe John, the talented young sculptor of whom all Cardiff is proud. Mr John Bailinger is the hon. secretary ...

... Francis Lloyd, of co. Brecon; Richard Vaughan, of co. Carne; and John Lloyd, while the Hon. John Trevor came of a family long settled in Denbighshire. Sir W. Wogan, E. W. Jeffreys, R. Vaughan, John Trevor, J. Pollen, E. Poore, A. Macdonald, J. Mitford, W. Grant ...

... Francis Lloyd, of co. Brecon Richard Vaughan, of co. Came; and John Lloyd, while the Hon. John Trevor came of a family Jong settled in Denbighshire. Sir W. Wogan, E. W. Jeffreys, R. Vaughan, John Trevor, J. Pollen, E. Poor:, A. Macdonald, J. Mitford, W. Grant ...

... Covrbridge-road, Prince's* chambers, St. John's-square, both Cardiff, auc- tioneer and furniture broker. David Jenkins and Thomas Jenkins, trading as D. and T. Jenkins, Myrtle Cottage, X ier-street, Grange House, Cardigan, builders and contractors. David William ...

... geode. Eateblialwd t%oto the Addy,. —• J. JONES, Cardigan Hew COLLEGE-STREET, SWANSEA. Mr. CHAPMAN'S PHOTOGRAPHS of Cxtmnee at. STOVES.—JOHN S. BROWN. CHIMNEY PIECI24.—JOHN S. ItISIWN. TIMNOS.—JOHN S. BRIM N. Mr. QCI3 Ptht.h,raphs .1., n..t CHAPMAN'S ...

... to I form. B ATM AND LAVA TORIF.B. OHN & BROW N. H CLAB GRATE& -JOHN & BROWN. wrEs V.F.A.SONS WHY I BUT ALL NY - WELSH FLANNEL GOODS AT CARDIGAN DOUSE. COLLEGE-STREET. I always get well arms& Yor inntano•— , I • good pair •1 I knitted I t-4ork ingo, lOM ...

... THE OLD WELSH JUDGES. BY MR WILLIAMS, SOLICITOR, TALYBONT. 1789 -John Mitford. This was one of the most distinguished of the Carmarthen judges. He was the second son of John Mitford, of Newton House and Exbury, Hant?, and bro. to Col. William Mitford ...