... include the Chief Constable of Cardigan, Mr Peterson and Mr Miers. of London and Mr Roberts, ex- mayor of Cardigan. THE CHARBKS. The charges, formally made, were—That you, the said together with divers other persons, to wit, John Thomas, Pantyrhohad, in the ...

... the Chief Constable of Cardigan, Mr Peterson and Mr Miers, of London and Mr Roberts, ex- mayor of Cardigan. THE CHAK3ES. The charges, formally made, were-CO ThaI; you, Gh. said together with divers other /persons, to wit, John Thomas, Pantyrholiad, in ...

... Penarth Pier is likeiy to become the Church promenade on Sundays. The arms on the sea.! of the Glamorgan County Council are those of the De Oares, who were Lords of Glamorgan as early as arms were borne. Councilor Wm. Thomas, of Barry, be] i eves that three ...

... Oldham Grammar School. Of the 23 persons who have preceded Professor John Rhys in the principalship of Jesus College, 14 were born in South Wales, 8 in North Wales, and 1 in Cornwall. A John Elias Memorial Chapel is shortly to be erected at Llangefni, Anglesey ...

... (instructed by Mr H. K. Daniel, solicitor, Cardigan, acting on behalf of the Public Prosecutor) appeared for the Treasury, and Mr 3. T. Evans. M.P., (instructed by Messrs Ivor Evans and Stephens, solicitors, Cardigan) represented the defendants. The sourt-house ...

... emu will bow down.' The adjudicator, Mr. John Hooey, was delighted with their perfornianre, avowing that it was the floest be had Mord in the whole of his enprimes. Later in ihr day Ap raradog led the Cardigan United Cleric to victory far a 1.4 prise ...

... and continued for some time to assert the rights and adhere to the interests of the abdicated King James and his line. John Jones. John Jones (Jack Glan y Gors). Many small men have been honoured by having had a place given to their names in Williams's ...

... Penarth Pier is likely ba become the Church promenade on Sundays. The arms on the seal of the Glamorgan County Council are those of the De Clares, who were Lords of Glamorgan as early) as arms were borne. Councillor Wm. Thomas, of Barry, believes that three ...

... Monday, December 23. Five Lanes; Thursday, December 26, Llauigibby Castle-10.30. MocNmOvTHScenc-Monday, Deceniber 23, Somer- set Arms; Thursday, Decemober 26, ling of Prussla -11. I I. Mu. SEysiouit ALcn&'S.-1riday, December 20, Gloyne; Tuesday, December 24 ...

... 16234 and 1640. 15 ee 1656 Breconshire had for its member Evsal Lewis; in the same year Cardigan county waS represented by a James Lev-is, and from 168it 3e to 1701 John Lewis, of Coedmore, was the Par. :h liament man of the Cardis. ,r The first 'Knight ...

... Peterwell. SAM. HUGHES, L'anwenoch, THOS. JONES, Pentrithell. JOHN LLOYD, Vardre. LLEWELYN PARRY, Llanchayrin. JOHN VAUGHAN, Troscoed, all co. Cardigan. WM. PHILLIPPS, Heathook, co. Pembroke. JOHN LEWIS, Lysnewydd. HOWELL PHILLIPPS, Penbeyr, co. Carmarthen ...

... operation. Mr L. P. Pugh, formerly M.P. for Cardigan- shire, who has just arrived home from his business place in India, proceeded on Tuesday to Dolaucothi to visit his brother-indaw, Gen. Sir Hills-Johnes. Three typical Welsh names, those of Monsignor ...