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... House, butcher t 3 papers 1 :—John Owen Jones, London house; Pryce T. Williams, West End Stores; Sarah Dennis, Mayfield; Margaret Bateman, Eccles House; john . W. Thomas, Kensington house; John Williams, 12, Station Road. _ „ JOHN BEirrit Jos Es, Cartrefle ...
... Child's Death from Scalds. I C.M. Dyffryn Conwy. HOLIDAY. Meth Moehdre, Nlereher, 2t Jed, I INQUEST AT LLANELIAN. Llywydd, Mr. John ..11eehruwydw 1 . ywre.l4. .a.g,'C.;:decigni. Impressions of a Visit to the trwy (awl a reeddi gan y Past_ Potteries. I ...
... and the castle awakes. There is a rush to arms. and every slanting crevice is manned by spirit archers whose bows are tent and whose quivers are full. The eerie drawbridge is up and the misty most is full. An armed knight with his trumpeter hurls his challenge ...
... there. !Laughter and cheers./ REPLY 'IV) SIR JOHN NPARIS JONES. The Eisteddfod was strong and vigorous in its old sae. It had won the laurel of honour in • legitimate way People said that the was not old. Sir John Morris Jones !loud laughter, during which ...
... feelings of regret that we have to record the death of a native of the ancient borough in the person of Mr. John Conwyson Roberts, Conway House, Cardigan, who was the proprietor of the Observer newspaper and printing works in the town. The deceased was a son ...
... French, with the Duke's male and Armes, and it romaineth in the custody of John Owen of Ystymkegid, : the heire of Owen ap John ap Meredith. Meredith ap Javan ap Meredith, begot by the daughter of Einion ap [the, John ap Meredith (who maried and I% AS ...
... Davies, Penarth; Mr. David Davies, Cardigan; Mr. D. J. Llanolly; Mr. E. R. Davies, Bangor: the Rev. J. Davies, Barmouth; Mr. T. E. Gough. Cardiff; Mr. Thomao (lumen, Anglegey; Rev. John Green, Hannan. Cardiganshire; Mr. John Griffith, Four Croseeti• Mr. J ...
... of Cardigan Bay roll over many a ruined city and many mighty fortress. The Druid the English• Welsh newspaper, and the Philadelphia papers give some attention to a search some of the American medicos are making to find out the grave of Dr. John Morgan ...
... results. E. Kay, Craigydon, beat his Eirias Park opponent 21-0. Deganwy players, at Llandudno, wore black arm-bands in memory of their secretary, John G. Spence. whose death is announced in this issue. Players and spectators assembled before the match when ...
... on January 4th. THE CARDIGAN JACKET CASE. The second case was then proceeded with the charge being the theft of nine Cardigan jackets, value fa 35. 9d., in transit from beicester to Conway. The first witness called was William John Candy, a packer in the ...
... Of the members ol the Cambrian ArcWediogalonAssocitian, in fa tbe coatw i l G 37 ; I. )a in F lint. 3o in Angleeez, 19 fa Cardigan, 17 so Carmarthen, 24 in Pembroke, tq 1. the Marches, 18 in Monmouth, ii in Merioneth, to in Montgomery, g in Radmor, and ...
... constituency, in order that the present period of lethargy may be speedily brought to an end, and that a new Liberal call to arms may be sounded throughout the country. The Rev. Gwynoro Davies (Barmouth), Dr. Williams (Flint), the Rev. R. J. Parry (Colwyn ...