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... Church. He had fire years he has been attached to the. Portcullis imaged in England re , ently. 'lb Pursuivant Arms at the ('ollege. of Arms. London, I them of the and has won the reniect of all the Kings Heralds - 'IF ENGLISH AND WELSH there, a foe, which ...
... for the timber, Mr John Daniels, Gwyn Villa, Brouwydd Arms; Ddol-las, 3r 131-p, £65 Messrs Davies, Abernant Tink, near Bronwydd Pare-Tree,ornol Field, £45, Messrs Davies, Sarn-isel ; two _houses, £3 and £2 lOs yearly, rent £l4O, Mr John Evans, Blaenpaut ...
... 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 ...
... Oliver Jones, Crymmych: 2, Arthur Mapstone, Cardigan: 3, D. J. Jones, Cross Hands. 120 yards hurdle race Tor boys under 16: 1, Oussie Jones. Newcastle. Emlyn: 2. Tom M. Jones, Neweastle•Emlyn: 3. Idris Lloyd. Cardigan. Sack race: 1. Medley Thomas, Newcastle-Eml)n; ...
... the, tied house. This is eapisimid by the feet that, the brewer is adled mat to assist his by amtributing a portion of the arm dull to his tie, free to bear the whole burden he is cue glaring in. of a free ia Cardiff where, a couple of mem the Maud hued ...
... 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 ...
... item, of Liwynlotture. which occurred under tragic circus:l44mm iJq gssh ult. The diseased bad paid • suit to his friend Mr. John Thomas, at the Smithy, Bridge. and on way keine maw • number of crows. in the corn field. He went home, but declined to take ...
... the flannel as exhibited at Wimbledon, where Mr. John Le of Frondeg, has a large and successful drapery establishment. There are also excellent photos of Mr, John Lewis, Wimbledon, and of his uncle. Mr. John Lewis, J.P., Meirce Hall, one of the pioneers ...
... Aberystwyth, Lampeter and Cardigan, ear Edward Pryse, Marteine Lloyd, and Sir `John Williams, Principal Bebb, Dr. Walker, Dr. Lynn Thomas Rev. D. Griffith,, Liengrimier( i Dr. Morgan, Pontrhyditoca 1 Messrs. Cecil Wright, Booth, John Davies, Evan Davies. ...
... tilaeusernclau; Mr. J. Lloyd Thomas, Ferryside; Mr. Morgan Richardson, Cardigan; Mr. B. T. bastes, Cardigan; Mr. H. Williams, Cardigan; Mr. 1. LI. Davies, Derimoilion; Mr. W. Woodward, Cardigan; Mr. J. W. Harries, I'ilroath; Mr. J. Lort Phillilr, Lawrenny; Mr ...
... 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 ...
... n— Goss china tea-ma with arms of Carmarthen and Royal arms). Alderman and Mrs. Lloyd and family, Carmarthen—Silver flower centre-piece. Mrs. and Miss Thomas, Llsynhat. tlanarthney—Silver sugar basin and cream jug with arms of Carmarthen. 3lrs. Biscuit ...