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... from last week.) THOMAS PRIOE, JOHN POOH, CHAS. STEPNEY, Gogerthen, WALTER VACGHAN, Rhiwarthen, all co. Card. 1647, March 1.—Information that Pugh and Price, Commrs. of Array, sent David Scourlogge, former Mayor of Cardigan, to Aberystwyth Castle, where ...
... still hold it, 1646, June 22.Thomas Griffith, John Holland Phil. Lloyd, Thomas iNLtnwaring, Henry Middleton, Robert Rice, Sir Hnry Vauo-Illui all Co. Carmarthen. John Lloyd, Walter Thomas Price, all Co. Cardigan, Information that they are delinquents and ...
... COMMONWEALTH IN PEM- BROKESHIRE. JOHN LLOYD, KYLENE, ART. OWEN, BOTH CO. PKMB. 1648, Sept. 8.—Information by Col. John Moore and others that John Lloyd, a collector of the two first subsidies, holds £500 concealed, and that A. Owen, M.P., has with request ...
... The Commonwealth in Pembrokeshire. CContinued from last week.) JOHN LLOYD. KTLENK, ART. OWEN, BOTH CO. PEMB. 1648, Sept. 8.—Information by Col. John Moore and others that John Lloyd, a collector of the two first subsidies, holds £ 500 concealed, and thab ...
... hold it. 1646, Juue 22.—Thomas Griffith, John Holland, Phil. Lleyd, Tlwnias Manwaring, Henry Middleton, Bobert Rice, Sir Henry Vaughan, all Co. Carmarthen. John Lloyd, Walter Jbloyd, Thomas Price, all Co. Cardigan. Information that they are delinquents ...
... PROPERTY EXCHANGE.- CARDIGAN. On Saturday Mr. W. R;. Morgan, aue- l- tioneer, brought't the- hammer at the Angel E. Hotel, Cardigan, :th3- estate of Penyooed, one Ie of the most desiirblie.'in. the'codnty of Penm- i- broke% coniprising b'bighb- .valuable ...
... enthusiastic gathering, and a vote of confidence was unanimously passed. Tne chair was occu- pied by Mr Wm. Evans, Palle, CRYMMYCH ARMS. On the journey from Eglwyswrw to ;this place Mr Rees Davies received ovations from large groups of persons at points where ...
... Neu Wreichion Oddiar yr Emgion. (BY CADRAWD.] King John in Glamorgan; On'pnges 359-60 in Woodward's History of Wales, jineution is made of a ballad :—A nob ungraceful-ballad legend tells how King John haddevourced his faithful wife Isabella, daughter ...
... hold it. 1646, Juue 22.—Thomas Griffith, John Holland, Phil. Lleyd, Tlwnias Manwaring, Henry Middleton, Bobert Rice, Sir Henry Vaughan, all Co. Carmarthen. John Lloyd, Walter Jbloyd, Thomas Price, all Co. Cardigan. Information that they are delinquents ...
... aw idn ARM V EtE Jnbilee 60, Morgan. Rnstrevor Jenne zw. Atmereen. Bridgwater 81, Wni.ltalmiserth -I, lifluehinetivo. Akortkaw reran eri, ',le Or. rhigtees Braeol 811 Vitieter • :5, llilbert, Putt Talbot Elisabeth 1./..ties 24 Jones, Cardigan Kelvdnalle ...
... Valuable and imposing Structure Tirth Tower and Turret Clock, known as KING HENRV vni'THs GRAMMAR SCHOOL situate in St. John's-street and St. John's-square, L0fe^andnc0tn™'d^)™^cboo^room(nTith Walled-in yard X 35ft. the whole covering an area of 396 square yards ...
... Pembroke, Cardigan, or S Glamorgn). 2000 Second best .. . . 1000 Tlird best . 5 0t Fournte best (if over 20 Entries) ?? 210 0 Class 3.---Eeet Hunter, Colt or Filly, three years old (bred in ?? Counties of Car- c rmartlen, Pembroke, Cardigan, or Glamor- ...