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... those present to give fare- , presented the following:—Cardigan jackets, well Sir John, who belongs to Kilfanc, was , Lord Londonderry; handkerchiefs. Meara. Robin- bis fellow-countyman. Mr. John Fanning, soli- ? I »*>,. 1 SuhSh.ri(l of .1,0 g,” was ...

... perhaps Hie bare idea. Well, commend him verse lie does n**t have read 1 John iv. 1. • Beloved, believe not every spirit, but try the spirits ithe teachcrsl. whether they are God. Ygain. John ”11 there anv unto you. and bring n*4 this doctrine, receive him not ...

... councillor*, men'.anis c«no» feesmna'. men. (it—n» BHtMt. and » rlergTinea die united dioce»e» Do-vn an.l ,„ Connor and Dromore armed fiwiuerrv. the clergymen proofed to the t( in Academy Street, wliere they , robed. Snapshots were taken the -erne , nuinerou* ...

... H. Thomas, Cardigan. commendet; D. Llewallyn, Bt. Dogmeel's, Pemhrokeshire, mate; James Reed, Swanera second mate; D. Jones. Cardiff carpenter; J. 8. Campbell, hnmw steward: Owen Roberts, l‘-u(ngun cook | | kin Bvans, socond steward; John 'lm swain; A ...