... College, Camb., and married Miss Blake. lie was M.P. Cardigan 1774.5, and Colchester 178- to 1784 and 178- to 1790, and died 1802. 1780, June.—John Campbell,ot Glanfraed and Stoelcpole Court, vice Johnes, who accepted the Stewardship of the Manor of East ...

... closes with No. 1829. A Girl binding her Hair, a full-sized statue in the nude, by Mr W. Goscombe John, formerly of Cardiff, a very fine example of Mr John's undoubted talents as a sculptor, to which the committee of selection have accorded a place of honour ...

... Peterwell. SAM. HUGHES, L'anwenoch, THOS. JONES, Pentrithell. JOHN LLOYD, Vardre. LLEWELYN PARRY, Llanchayrin. JOHN VAUGHAN, Troscoed, all co. Cardigan. WM. PHILLIPPS, Heathook, co. Pembroke. JOHN LEWIS, Lysnewydd. HOWELL PHILLIPPS, Penbeyr, co. Carmarthen ...

... was returned September, 1555, and January, 1558, and re-elected (as Sir Harry Johnes, Kt.) January, 1559. Sir Henry Johnes, of Abermarles, was the eldest son of Sir Thomas Johnes, Knt., of Aber- marles and Haroldston, first M.P. for Pembroke- shire. and ...

... be 2idr. Mr John Henry Jame3, architect, waa recalled and submitted further plans of the district and the scene of the tragedy. Mrs Williams, deceased's daughter, recalled, identified as a portion of her father's clothing the bit of Cardigan jacket found ...

... Meredyth ab Rhys, Prince of Cardi-, gan. It is also stated that John, the sixth in descent from Llewelyn Mortimer, Baron of Coed Mawr, resided at Castell Cefel. Elizabeth, daughter of Sir John Mortimer, is reproached for the looseness of her deportment. ...

... Afterwards he was told what Thomas's business was. Thomas did not drink with him at the Peel Hotel. Was in the Bute Castle and Cardigan Arms also, and left papers at each house. Never knew of any committee in these houses. Had a glass of ale there, and paid for ...

... of Cardiganshire. [JBT W. ii. WILLIAMS, SOLICITOR, TALYB»NT.] 1685.—John Lewis, of Coedmore, who was re-elected 1639-90 and 1698-1701, and also repre- sented the Borough of Cardigan, 1693-8 and 1701. His daughter Jane married Capt. Thomas Lloyd, ot Cylgwyn ...

... ISusxtuss ^tonssfs. ARMS, CRESTS, MONOGRAMS, &c. IMPORTANT TO EVERYONE. FAMILIES desirous of knowing their Crests, &c., should send Name and County. Pedigrees traced, Arms Quar- tered and Impaled. Plain Sketch, 3s. 6d. Colours, 6s. Arms, Crest, and Motto ...

... also the pedigree of the right wor. Ladie Johan Price, wife to the said Sir John Price, of Hereford, knight, and how she is paternallie descended of Gwaithvoed, Lo. of Cardigan, Gwent, and Gwinfay. Gwaithvoed was sone and heir to Clcadien ab Gwereder, ...

... —Information that Horey main- tained his two sons in arms against Parliament in the late insurrection, and that both joined Col. Powell to raise the country in arms, and set up a new war against Parliament. John Harris, Llanvenith, oo, Carm. 1651.-Information ...

... LLANTRISSANT—John Thomas, Post-office and Olyn- terrace. MAERI>Y—Jones & Co. MAESTEG-W. Rees, Garnlwyd. MAESYCWMMER—Thomas Jones, Manchester House. MERTHYR TYDFIL—G. M. &R. Gunson, 68, High-strooi, MORRISTON— Geo. Evaus, Victoria Buildings. MUMBLES—John Evans ...