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... the platform were the Bishop of Swansea. the Archdeacons of Carmarthen (Wu. Owen Evans), & Cardigan (Yea. David William), Dean Smith, Canon Camber Williams, Sir John Llewislya, Sir Charles Philippe, Sir Owen Scoutheld, Colonel T Wood, Colonel B D Garnons ...
... on Monday afternoon between two colliere. About half-past four the row started outside the Masons' Arms. A collier named Julio Williams, of Cardigan row, ap• peered to have engaged in a fight with an antagonist, and a couple of men who saw the fight ...
... vote. RARIDAOE OF Rev, J. ROWLAND THOMAS. — A large congregation attende4l St. Mary's Church, Cardigan, on Wednesday to witness the nuptials of the Rev. John Rowland Thomas, priest-in-charge of All Saints' Church, Poutardawe, and formerly curate of St ...
... recommended for purifying the blood cud producing a smooth soft skin. Boxes I/. each.—Charles, Chemist. Brecon. Ie Mzeoer.—lfr John Williams, caterer, has promoted Bethel church with a 6/toilsome case of silver collecting plates ie memory of his late wife ...
... Tyler Davies. Bwlcb ; Messrs owell Lloegr ; El Phillips, Devyuock. North Cardigan : Revs R J Rees, MA. Aberystwyth; W D Samuel, Aberystwyth ; Mr J Morris. Eenllwyn. South Cardigan : Revs J Thickens. Aberayron ; D A Jones, Llangeitho; W Adams, B A, Lampeter ...
... the engagement was broken off, and Miss de Horsey married the Seventh Earl of Cardigan. Lady Cardigan's second husband wee the Count de Lancastre, who claimed descent from John of Gaunt. The New Marchioness of Ripon. Lady de Grey, the new Marchioness of ...
... up. There was also au abrasion on the lett arm high up sod en the right arm near wrist joint. The teeth were clenched as the tongue and she had evidently bees dead a few hours. The bruises on the fain end arms could have been produced by a fall. The one ...
... believed that this war was a tight and just The battalion paraded fully equipped. and pre. one, and he trusted that British arms would soon prove i s , ucjrie . ful, and that n‘ th h e n at t r h uggle wouti .r lz seated a remarkably fine appearance ...
... • • ' I!I,! I • _Li PRIZE DISTRIBUTION. The prizes were handed to the successful competitors at the Drover's Arms in the evening, when Mr John Po sell, of ewmllwynau (chairman of the committee) presided. The silver cup offered by the committee was much ...
... for the supper was excellently carried out I by Messrs John Williams and Co., Breoou. Among those present were Lady Glanusk, Peterstone Court ; Lady Lloyd at el the Hon. Miss Lloyd, Bronwydd, Cardigan ; Colonel Sir R A W Colletou, C. 8., and Miss Colletoo ...
... BARGAIN. HARMONIUM. Rosewood case, Islam vox sups tone, good as new. Cub LS Heins & Os., LW., Brecon. BARGAIN. PIANOFORTE by John Brawl mead ; handsome walnut come ; 50 guineas ; nett cash £lB.—Heins and Co., Ltd.. Brecon. BRECON COUNTY TIMES. FRIDAY ...
... fund was soon raised, and, armed with this, AN INYLUILYTIAL DEPUTATION, consisting among others of Lord Glanusk Bart. (the lord lieutenant); Mr W. Fuller Maitland (then M.P.), Dr. James Williams (the then mayor) ; and Col. John Morgan, waited upon the National ...