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... country's welfare which animated Sir John Price, of the Priory. Brecon, a member of the Council of the Court of the Ketches. The great cures of Wales had been the Lord Marchers. No one knew this better than Sir John Price, and though something had beta ...
... Death Drowning. —On Saturday morning las the body of man named John John was found in ditc' near the St. Ives Arms, Burry Port* Deceased was a superannuated pilot, and was (>8 years of age. On the previous day (Friday) he had taken vessel from Llanelly ...
... THE CIIRRIERS' ARMS, DEVYNNOCK. The Transfer Refused. THE TALE OF A PETITION. For the third time in succession at the monthly sitting of the Devynnook Petty Sessional Court, the matter of the transfer of the Boerne, of the Carriers' Arms, in the village ...
... his injuries through She knew the circumstances of the collision. Mr. John Hatehinson, he se surgeon, said when deceased was admitted he was suffering from severe scalds on both arms, neck, and legs, and the cause of death was exhaus- tion consequent on ...
... [lBlB WATCHMAKER, T HE BRECON COUNTY TIMES, NEATH GAZETTE, And Advertiser for the Counties of Otastonoasr, RADNOR, Cam/arming, CARDIGAN, Hausman, and Published on Friday afternoons, for Saturdays; price (unstamped), 2d. This Paper, which comprises Eight ...
... GUbury, Henry John, infant son of Samuel Dnvies, Esq., Surgeon, «g.-d nine tbs. March 2S, Jenkin Morgan, infant son'of David K V. C^’..7- 1,,e Sp, . chnut, High-street. Swansea. * *| C h*' farm, near Swansea, much resj eiMetl, Mr John, ng, d 79. March ...
... of Vaughan-Pryes. and that he and they may bear the ARMS OF RICE quarterly with those of Pryor. ; such Arms being first duly exemplified according to the Laws of Arms and recorded in the College of Arms, otherwise the said Royal License and Permission to ...
... 16, at |the Independent Chapel, Cardigan, the Rev. Thomas Luke, ofGoodwicke, the Rev. David Evans, minister of York-place Chapel, Swansea, to Mary, only daughter of Thomas Lloyd, Esq., of Cardigan. April 4, at St. John church, Brecon, Mr Rees O. Jones ...
... m, and guard of the Cardigan rojal mail, to Miss Prosser, of Pembrokeshire. Tuesday se’nniglit, at St. Mn-jV church, Cardigan, Rev. C.rilTith Thomas, vicar. R. D. Jenkins, Esq , that place, to E!i/a, only daughter of the late John Bowen, Esq., Ffedefaid ...
... —Rev. John Pugh, of Tredegar „ 23rd.—Rev. W. G. Owen, of Abergavenny SOUL—Professor Morris, of Brecon Two Services each Lord's Day. Morning at 11, and Evening at 6.16. AB are cordially invited. 1441 PATENT BRICK, TILE, & POTTERY WOEXS, CARDIGAN. WOODWARD ...
... between the Marquis of Londonderry and H. Grattan, , M P., without any fatal result. The cause of the meeting 1 explained a correspondence which has been published the daily papers, from which it appears that Mr Grattan wrote on Tuesday night Lord Londonderry ...
... 19th ; Lampeter, (Cardigan), 19th; Llandovery, gadock, 25th; Llanarth, 27th ; Llanbadarn-fawr, 28th ; New Radnor, 28th ; Usk, 29th ; Llantrissant, 29th ; Kidwelly, 29th ; Llansadurne, 29th; Chepstow, 29th ; Henffeddl, 30th; Crymmych Arms, Mission Cuapet ...