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... politicians like Sir John Glynee—Cromwell's Solicitor- General—or Sir Edward Herbert—Charles the First's Solicitor-General—or John Williams, Lord Chancellor. Yet the men who really influenced Welsh life in those days were preachers like John Penry, Firer Pritchard ...
... Furniture are hetter than the average. Glanbrenig, Tregaron, January 17th, 1922. ABERAYRON. COUNTY OF CARDIGAN. Important Sale of Freehold Property. Mr John Price F.A.I: Has received instr.wions to offer for Sale by Public Auctiot a he Feathers Hotel, Alierayron ...
... Tregaron as his valuer. About the 23rd February, 1920, these two valuers, having failed to agree they appointed Mr. John Evans, Cardigan, auctioneer and estate agent. an arbitrator, under the provisions of the Act. About June 11th the arbitrator and the ...
... be secured at Gros low, and the number of children on me 'MrH. J. Lewis (dir- was said the defence contended that an John Evans, Cardigan, auctioneer and estate Evans. County School. gwynion road be engaged if they fail to secure reger iri4 rapidly decreasing ...
... John Xiang, Glanant; D. Thomas, Cwza- i Closing of Small Schools. cern& i J.-Dsvies_ i Gelly; D. Griffiths, Edwins- . ford Arms; R. wilhams, Abbey View; P. Harries Harries, erolideilo; Evans, Abernaut; S TRONG OPPOSMON AT BETTWB Humphreys, Coedhinon; ...
... Tali Vale Railway. At that time the has between Cardigan and Crymmyoh Arm was open only for goods traffic. In 1874 be was transferred to Crymmych Arms, and in 1881 became stationmaster of Orymmyoh Arms. Frani September, 1890, motif Ins retirement he ...
... Julia Williams, Cardigan (chairman); Mrs. Morgan, Mr. lt. S. Rowland, and Mr. Peter Davies, Land(Jowl Bred; Mr. J. C. Harford and the Rev. Evan .Evans, Lampeter; Mrs. R. J. Jones, Menus. D. C. Roberta, C. U. Williams, T. J. Samuel, John Evans. Professor ...
... 4-13ERYBIWYTH Nautical—His many friends will be glad to know that Mr. Ernest Davies, son of Mr John Davies. Pembroke House. Queen's-road, has qualified for his second mate's certificate. Salvation Army.—Col. Cloud. National wander, and Major Phlhpe, N ...
... now, as it was in good condition.-3lr John Evans agreed that the roads, especially in places like Aherayron, Lianarth, etc.. should he tarred, as it would be an immense benefit iron' a sanitary standpoint. At Cardigan all De Ishopkeepers were demanding the ...
... J. J. Jones, stationmaeter; Mr vicar of Abergoriech, has accepted the iiv- D. Jones. Same (ex-chairman Cardigan Congres Jof Liandugwydd near Cardigan, and, rational Union) ; Mr. D. Davies. Medi ca l H a ll : ember upon his duties six weeks hence. and Mr ...
... that one could relieve the other. He armed to be able to spare the sergeant from the office to give • little street assistance.—Mr. John Evans questioned the advisability of a proposal to remove one of the three Cardigan constables to Devil's Bridge during ...
... without vetting a pension. Davies gave him a John Evans, are the principal leaders. , push until he was in his length on the road, contemplate making the event an histori c sod he. might have br o k en hi s arm or nec k. one i n t h e history of the town ...