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... JOHN ROSS, of Lammas Strei..t; and be it known that John Hoots. in the eighteenth century, printed and circulated nearly as many books an the Of the printers of wales put together. Hut aho was this John Rues, and where did he fr By nationality he was ...
... Dictionary, but failed to get encouragement to publish it. The MS. fell into the hands of the Rey . John Walters, who utiliaisl it For his own dictionary. His son, John Gambol'', left the Church of England, and was ordained a bishop of the liiravians. l•• The ...
... Particulars are in votive. of preparation, and ma• ahortl• be of Mr. John Evana, VAT, High Street. Cardigan. the Aue:ioneer; ow the Vendor's Solicitorv. %eves and Richardson, Cardigan. FAH IRK It I -.11 OF LAMPETER I ea por t:.te t of Fr IPriPpes ty MR ...
... the movement. Mr. H. .lamas (Cardigan) said that he silo thew , to hear the scheme and report to the guardians. If it, did not n can an addition to the rates they would support it. As it was the raw pavers were up in arms. Ur. D. Durk* (Alierayron) said ...
... AUCTION at the Angel Hotel, Cardigan. on Saturday, the fith of July nest, by Ms. JOHN lIVANS, F.A.I. For particulars apply to the Auctioneer. High Street, Cardigan, or of the Vendor's Solicitors, Messrs Morgan and hiehardson, Cardigan. (KC PARISHES OF JORDANSTON ...
... following ',veleta will take place, vli. OPEN RACE.—Open to Members of all Hunt. h. Counties of Carmarthen. Cardigan, sail Pembroke, Officers of the Arm% and Nevi. and Farmers residing within the limits of the said Hunt-. FARMERS' ItArlE.—Open to Farmer. residing ...
... nisi, in the reign of Henry 11. took by meals& Cardigan Coule, then held by the Earl of Clive end a b o dy of v ern i. o. For this exploit hia Prins e , tha great Lad Rhy.. gave him a new shield of arm. of arm. vie. ; Sibley &spear . . bead argent imbrued ...
... , and his death came as a painful shock to ha. family. 4 nal;ve of Cardigan .the deceased gentleman was n M/11 of Mr. Thomas Thomas, of that town, and re- early education at Cardigan Grammar School, and also spent some time at a school kept by his uncle ...
... towards have to announce the death of Mrs Evans. wife of recovery, bnt lately other complications set iu. Mr .John Evans, headmaster of Cardigan Council She was of • quiet and affectionate nature, having School ,and sister of Mr. Henry Thomas. Emcreated ...
... that Mr Toni John, Avun. bank, has taken out an auctioneer'. license. and that he going in for the auctionserieg proteseion. Ton, John'. name is au well known in every bou.ehold from Llanelly m Hobb's Point and from Carmarthen Bay to Cardigan Bay that c ...
... Tregoyh, Mr C. M. Willimlll4, Aborprowyth; Mr. J. Lloyd, Penybank: Mr. John Lewis, Maims Ilan; Mr. David Evans, Manordaf ; Mr. Ed. Robinson, Doneath; Rev. John Williams, Cardigan; Rev. W. Oriffstifi, Maonygrossi; Rev. A. 'Thomas, blantlyssul. VISITING ...
... cattle, 42 herds. LONDON Visrrosa.— Mr John Phillips, of Messrs Hawke* & Co.. Piccadilly, London, and son of our veteran friend, Mr Fred. Phillips, has been paying a visit to hie old home. For 23 year,. Mr John Phillips has been bead cutter to that world ...