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... From tho Baptists —William June*, oniuinod in Llangefni, Ang!c- HAY, December 25 b, 1828. entered the E, «bUshed Osiureh at Cardigan, 1834, '.tid became \r car of Novin. D. Lloyd left the Baptists us 1850, and died iu a rich living at Ponty- pool. 0>veu ...
... Daniel, solicitor, Cardigan, defended the eight suspects. The charge was as follows:— That the prose- cutor had reasonable suspicion that the eight defendants participated in the assault and battery committed upon him at Crymmych Arms on the 19th of June ...
... SPECIAL BEPCTRTKB.] WHITLAND, Wednesday Afternoon.—The frightful accident on tha Whitland and Cardigan Railway has resulted in the loss of three lives, John Griffiths having died at Carmarthen Infirmary at 12.30 to-day. His injuries were of such a terrible ...
... the Treasury and died member for Cardigan 1768, being father to the first Lord Cawdor, and the two others, John Rooke (of Bangeston, co. Pembroke) and Alex- ander, held jointly the appointment of Lord Lyon King of Arms for Scotland, while the only daughter ...
... Hannah, eldestdaughter of J. A. Davies, Ebbw Vale. 380 PREECE—JOHN.—On Wednesday, August 1st, at Ebenezer, Trecynon, Aberdare, by the Rev. J. Grawys Jones, John Preece, Porth, to Margaret John, of Trecynon (late of Bodringalt Schools). 7490 SMITH-PULLAN-AT ...
... youngest daugnter of Willi,tm Marks, The Cottage, South- brook-road, Lee, Kent. 695 DEATHS ESCOTT.—On the 1st inst., at the Cardigan Arms, -ste eet, Cardiff, Francis Escott. aged 63 years. JONES.—Rev Joseph Jones, Caerphilly (late of Bristol), aged 63 years ...
... hall-keeper, Town-hall, Cardiff. ESOOTT—^WILLIAMS.—July 31, at St Mary's Church, Cardiff, by the Rev. H. A. Coe, Henry Escott, Cardigan Arms, Cardiff, to Fanny, second' daughter to Mr Richard Williams, Bute Castle, Nelson-street, Cardiff. 4505 DEATHS. BELT.—July ...
... Monday Mr George Thomas, county coroner, resumed the inquiry at the Yelverton Arms Hotel, Whitland, into the railway disaster near Llanfalteg, ou the Whitland and Cardigan Railway, whereby three men lost their lives. Pre. vious to the inquiry Colonel ...
... Major-General of the counties of Pembroke, Carmarthen, and Cardigan for the Parliament, and upon whom tor his many great and faithful services they bestowed in 1645 all the estates of John Barlow, of Slebech, and appsinted him Major-General of all South ...
... rade-in-arms was Captain tbe HOD. William Paget, member for Ang!«»en, who died at the age of 24 at Gibraltar in 1794 from wounds reo ceived in action whilst taking a large French frigate. The defeated candidate for Pembrokeshire in 1624, John Wogan of ...
... Francis Lloyd, of co. Brecon; Richard Vaughan, of co. Carne; and John Lloyd, while the Hon. John Trevor came of a family long settled in Denbighshire. Sir W. Wogan, E. W. Jeffreys, R. Vaughan, John Trevor, J. Pollen, E. Poore, A. Macdonald, J. Mitford, W. Grant ...
... returned in accordance with the medical evidence. CARDIGAN. CONTRAVENTION OF THE SUNDAY CLOSING ACT. —At the Lower Troedyrawr Petty Sessions, held at the Guildhall on Tuesday last, Mr John Richards, Tanners' Arms, Verwig, pleaded guilty to a charge preferred ...