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... Thomas (Glanamman) seconded by Mr John Jones that it be confirmed— the votes taken Messrs Thos Thomas and John Jones voted for the amendment (2) Messrs Richard W Williams Evans Thomas Tomas (Gorse) W’illiam Harries and John Davies for original motion (7) ...
... of their countrymen—the brother Protestants of Grattan and Emmet and Parnell—ehonld branded for ever as aliens and enemies. Referring to tbe meeting at Crostmaglen addressed the previous Sunday by Mr. John Dillon, MP., Mr. O'Brien sard that at a moment ...
... King's Arms Hotel last Tuesday, Atthe dinner which was provided Mrs. Conibear. the Rector presided. There were present Messrs. T. Brownscombe, J. Burgess, F. Challacombe, R. Ologg, .PP., J. Conibear, VV. Cutcliffe, J. Dovell, senr., Duiiam, W. Grattan, J ...
... PROPERTY lately part being Syntyr Pen-yrogqf Tuhwnti’rmynydd Mynydid-y-Graig Dryll-yr-Hendre &c y606a By Mr John Davies ROAI) PWLLHELI— Mil JOHN DAVIES gan Mr Davies i WERTHU ar AUCTION LLUN 1906 Ran TY math etc 1 o’r gloch fanylion ymofyner a'r Arwerth-wr ...
... leading from Pontselly to Cardigan. and close to the confluence of the Cyril and Teiti Rivers, so noted for their Trout and Salmon. The Property is distant about 5 miles from tbe Market Towns and Railway Stations of Cardigan and Newcastle Emlyn, about ...
... heading from Pontselly to Cardigan. and close to the confluence of the Cycb and Teifi Rivers, so noted for their Trout and Salmon. The Property I. distant about 5 miles from the Market Towns and Railway Stations of Cardigan and Newcastle Nally/3, about ...
... leading from Pbntselly to Cardigan, and close to the confluence of the Cycn and Teiti Rivers, tO noted for their Trout and Salmon. The Prsperty is distant about 5 miles from the Market Towns and Railway Stations of Cardigan and Newcastle Budyn, about ...
... DEATHS CHAPIMAN. —On August 21st, 49 years, JOHN EDWIN FRANCIS CHAPMAN, Cardigan Arms, Bramley. (Interment at St. Peter’s Church, Bramley, Friday, at thra>e. Friends please accept this (the only) intimar tion.) STOCKW ELL.—On August Zlst, at Sunny Bank ...
... PADS er sod lILLSTIC STOCKINGS. COTTON arm HAIR BELTINGS ASBESTOS AND PATENT PACKINGS. SURGICAL ARTICLES OF ALL HINDS. NOTIOk. COLTMAN S FEMALE POWDEILB AND DIGESTIVE DINNER PILLS, Oen only be obrimd ham Mrs. Grattan, 104, Liob- Isid-await,Wslaall; and W ...
... he.; D. Itotierts, High street, !Cardigan. Orpington buff—ben or pullet-1 2, and 4. W J Williams, Penralltddu; 3 and vbc., J. Spurry, Cardigan; he, I W Ilorrat, Hitaistou kartzt ; c, John Grtflitbs, Frathera, Cardigan; r, and he, J. James. Castlontalga ...
... granted; Off. 17, Grosvenor Road, from Edwin Bonnsall Henry Fear, granted: Cardigan Arms. King Street, from Rose E. Bailey (deceased). William James Codner, granted: Forgeraan’s 'Arms, Barrow Hoad, from Frederick Wilkins, Elizabeth Price; Standard. Lawrence ...
... Tyrnawr T4l%arn, co. Cardigan, and me Is by her hul a son and heir, soomorafm the eoutribedees here John Hughey, of Glanrafon. b. 11t16; m. to iducatlis to the or larerif 1201. Jane Edwards, relict of Thomas Braes, or of Ua,illar, en. Cardigan, audd. 20 May ...