... 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 ...

... chair of John Wesley at the London Conference of 1880, and the Rev. Richard Roberts a native of Montgomeryshire, was installed at the Newcastle Conference of 1885. Mr Vaughan Davies's efforts to secure a visit of a naval squadron to Cardigan Bay, though ...

... 1763, and brother to John first Lord Cawdor, born August, 1759, entered the Royat Navy, 1771, and became Rear- Admiral 1801, married his cousin, Eustacia, daughter and co-heiress of John Hooke Camp- bell, Lord Lyon King of Arms of Scotland, and sa.t ...

... 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. ...

... the 9Jth Amongst thost, who have promised to L .and are Dr Joseph P-trry, Mr John Thoma-s (Pencordd Qwalia), Mr Kenry Leslie* Mr David Jenkins, Mu-. Esr., Mr Einlyn Evans, Mr John Roberts (Porfcniafun-), Mr W. '-I, Kr-v)s (A!aw Ddu). Mr T. Price (Merthyr) ...

... Swansea boroughs; H. A. Bruce, Merthyr borough; Colonel Stuart, Cardiff; David Morns, Carmarthen; Sir John Owen, Pembroke; Capt. Of L. Pryse, Cardigan; and Colonel Watkins, Brecon. It may be profitable to our fair readers to know that the Glenfield Patent ...

... Alderman Jacobs-James Reardon (24) and John Boyle (28) were charged with going on board the ss. Tredegar, lying in the East Dock, entering the forecastle and stealing therefrom two shirts, one pair of trousers, one Cardigan jacket, aud a pocket-knife, the property ...

... 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 ...

... full information for the court.—The objections to the renewals of the licences of the Wyndham Arms, College-street; Beaufort Arms, Smiths' Arms, Bevan Arms, Swan Inn, Red House, and Plough Inn, Morriston and the Cross Keys, St Mary-street, were withdrawn ...

... ought to be ocllected. The Book of Baglan. These pedigrees dissente and armes were trulie collected and gathered out of divers and sundrye ancient records, dead evidence, soles of armes in silver and upon ware, appendant thereunto—and amies gravene in glasse ...

... taking the accommodation of de- fendant's stable, for which she received the sweepings of the boats. Mr. Thomas, of the Cardigan Arms, gave the female a good character, and Mr. Davies, borough trea- surer, also spoke of the good character she had maintained ...

... Council caused by the election of Mr Thomas Rees, mayor, as an alderman. CARDIGAN. Mr Levi James, one of the members for this division, having been made an alderman, the Rav John Williams, Baptist minister, one of the unsuccessful candidates at the last ...