... or the yeomanry in Ireland would not be so bad but for the unscrupulous officers that is at least what mv godfarher. Mr. Grattan, says, who held mfi at the font in his volunteer uniform, after we won our liberties in 1782. You should go and check the ...

... Monday last the annual meeting of the Rhondda Labour and Liberal Association was held at the Assersbly Rooms of the Bailey's Arms Hotel, Pentre. There was a large attendance of representatives Irom all parts of the district. The chair was occupied by Mr ...

... Rulers. Still, the tale is told how you and John DiUon. slunk from h:+e Corn Exchange through a side entrance to avoid the anti-Irish mob outside, how you saved the suffering patriot from an unfriendly arm at the expense of your own professional body ...

... Parliament, and there you are likely remain, despite the well-merited popularity of John Puleston. I am glad to see that the Evan Jones has come round to your side, and th' Sir John's nephew (the Rev. Puleston Jones, ? Bangor) is true to his country's cause, ...

... wish him every fuceess in his new sphere. THE WIDTH OF THE WESTOX BRIDGE. — We rt.re enabled to state on the authority of Mr. John Robinson that it has been decided that the proposed new bridge near Wreston Farm will be 35 feet wide and not 25 feet. although ...

... THOMAS SALT. Es(,).. M.P.. CHAIRMAN. JOHN SPENCER PHILLIPS, EtiQ., DEPUTY-CHAIRMAN. CHARLES EDWARD BARNETT. EsQ. RICHARD BORRADAILE LLOYD. ESQ. BERNARD TINDAL BOSANQUET, EsQ. SAMPSON SAMUEL LLOYD. ESQ. EDWARD GEM. ESQ. JOHN CHARLES SALT. ESQ. EDWARD BRODIE ...

... and niece of Councillor David Davies, J.P., ex-mayor of Cardigan, and Mr. William Ross, M.E., of Glasgow. The officiating minister was the Rev. J. H. Stowell, M.A., pastor. Miss Letitia A. John, Kingsland-crescent, was the bridesmaid, and Mr. Morley being ...

... Burial Board elections in March the following members had to retire this year — Barry, Mr. Charles Morgan Merthyrdovan, Mr. John Robinson; and Cadoxton. Rev. G. Llewellyn\Villiainsand Messrs. G. Garnett a ad J. Barstow.—Mr. W. Thomas re- marked that since ...

... Edmund, seconded by Mr. John Jenkin, and supported by Mr. Jenkin Evans, a vote of confidence in Mr. Arthur J. Williams, and of thanks to him for his past services, was carried unanimously, amid loud cheers.—In seconding the vote, Mr. John Jenkin advised each ...

... trouble of the morning should be the harbinger of trouble and woe. CHAPTER II. The village of Abcrmaw lies on the coast of Cardigan Bay, but a few miles from Doigelly. Lying 'neath the mountains of Merioneth the glorious and ever blue Cader Idris and yon ...