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... 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 ...
... Llsoystuusiiiiry ; the Rev Jobs Gwen, M.A., Criccleth, o ffi ciating. The bridesmaid and best man were Miss Maggie Thomas, Cardigan House, CriDeieD, and the Rev R Dewi Williams, B.A. Peninaenseer. The whole neighbourhood evidently were mach interested In ...
... under £4o—l John Jones, Ty du, Bryn. 2 and r R Armor Jones, Ceti gwyn. Is, W and D Davies, College Farm. • W Hughes. Clattwm. Four Yearlings. the property of a farmer whose rateable vales, is £4O, or over. 1 Ldward Howlsads, Gala' Hill. 2 John Hebert% Piss ...
... MAINER, M.A. (St. John's College, Cambridge), B.So. (let. Division), London. Certificated and Registered Teseher. CtassicAt. Manna: JAMES BOYD ROBERTSON, 8.A., 2nd Class Classical Honours Moderations and Lit. Hum., late Scholar of St. John's College, Oxford ...
... Huntingdon. Kent, Lancaster, Lincoln, Middlesex, Northumberland, Notts, Northampton, Rutland, Somerset, Sussex. Westmoreland, Cardigan. Carnarroo, Denbigh, Flint, Merioneth, and Radnor. First Prise, Lis iss., Mr. W. Little, Oulton Hall. Wigton, Cumberland ...
... 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 ...
... on Ddd gwii ; is that of • the Prime Minister and Mr. Dewi, was the recipient of a te legraphic ' Lloyd-George walking arm in arm towards message from Ireland that ran as follows: the division lobby after the division bells —'Llongyfarchladan gwreeog ...
... but ther (segment was broken off, sino de Horsey married the seventh Earl of Cardigan. Lady Cardigan's aseond husband was the Count de Lancastre, who claimed descent from John of Gaunt. The New Marchioness of Ripen. Lady de Grey, the new Marchioness of ...
... 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 ...
... WAPNER, M.A. (Sc. John's College, Cambridge), B.Sc. (let. Division), London. Certificated and Registered Teacher. CLASSICAL Manes: JAMES BOYD ROBERTSON, 8.A., 2nd Class Classical Honours Moderations and Lit. Ham., late Scholar of St. John's College, Oxford; ...
... ten manly feasts, six were of strength of body, viz, strength, running, leaping, swimming, wrestling, and riding, arm four of strength of arms, viz, archery, fencing with double-hilted sword, fencing with sword and buckler, and fencing with the double-pointed ...