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... generous and patriotic spirit. Sir Julian (old. amid, the honorary colonel, and Colonel Boxall, the lieutenant-colonel of the arm guaranteed the preliminary expenses, the London Brighton and South Coast Railway Company gave the use of their workshops and ...
... 11 ApriL London Tavern 11 . _ Belgian Eastern Junction Geri. 29 AiaiL Brussels -..: 2 Carmarthen and Cardigan Ely. 17 ApriL 4, Chatham-place, Blackfrs. 1 Carnarvon and Llanberis Gen. 11 ApriL 6, Victoria -street, S.W. 2 Charieroy ...
... Davies, Esq, Llandinam, Montgomeryshire. Benjamin Evans, Esq., Cydigill, Cardigan. John Owen, jun., Esq., Glogue Slate Quarries, Newcastle-Emlyn. BANKERS. Messrs• Wilkins and Co., Cardigan. National Provincial Bank of England, London,Carmarthen, and Newcastle-Emlyn ...
... Spc. Gen. Belgian Eastern Junction Prelimin. Bish. Stort., Dun., & Braint. Spc. Buckley . ' Spc- Gen. Carmarthen and Cardigan Exy. Cape Town Railway & Dock Gen. Charleroy to Frontier of Demerara Gen. Eastern_ of France _ _ Date. Place, Am, Gen ...
... valley about 5 miles from Criccieth, the road passing Clenenney, renowned in the seventeenth century as the residence of Sir John Owen, who lies buried in the old churchyard at Pen-morva. Druidical circles are seen hereabout. A remarkably fine one, consisting ...
... as Carmarthen Junction station, over the Carmarthen and Cardigan line from Myrtle I lill to Carmarthen, and the junction line of the Pembroke and Tenby Company between the Carmarthen and Cardigan Railway and the Great Western line at Towy Bridge, thus ...
... points which to many would have appeared insurmountable. The other members of the board are Mr. John Francis, lately High Sheriff of the County of Cardigan, Mr. W. T. Madge, Mr. Frank Egis, and Mr. C. E. Cottier. The engineers were Sir James Szlumper, ...
... the Great Western Railway at Whitland, and from that point proceeds up the Taff Vale to the Crymmelch Arms, which is about eight miles from Cardigan, passing near the Llanfyrnach lead mines, the Gloue slate quarries also being along the route. The course ...
... —You do not quote Whitland and Cardigan Railway amongst your list of non-dividend paying Welsh railways given in your last week's paper. This line runs from Whitland Junction, on the Great Western system, to Crymrnych Arms, a distance of about sixteen ...
... much of the existing ernbankmet ts or defences as will he aarh armed to be abandoned, and from at liabilities in relation theretr% zuder the Act 52 George lit., cap. 57, and the award of John Wedge made thereunder or Ltherwise, and to empower the said D ...
... dge Birkenhead and Liverpool Bishop's Castle (Deviations) Bishop's Castle (Chirbury to Minsterley)—Bishop's Castle (Craven Arms Extension)— Bishop's Castle (Wenlock Extension)—Blackwall, Greenwich, and Woolwich Blanc Valley Bodmin (Extension) —Bodmin ...
... should have full and simple means of obtaining enquiry into alleged gfevances, the railway companies could not view without a'arm what appeared to be the introduction of an entirely new principle in railway legisLtion, by taking from railway compacies, to ...