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... which referred to the circumstances under which Mrs. Miles left the Cardigan Union. It appeared that when she applied for her present appointment, she re- presented that she left the Cardigan Union in order to make way for a married couple to take charge of ...
... James and Hugh Lloyd Harries. Mr Supt. Jones, Fishguard, charged Jacob Trollip, the proprietor of the mail cart from Cardigan to Crymych Arms Sta- I tion, and William Carpenter, the driver of the said mail can, with cruelty to two horses by working them while ...
... Wales Circuit, and Author of MEMOIRS OF THR CIVIL WARS IN WALES AND THE MARCHES. ) [ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.] XVII.—CARDIGAN CASTLE. Of Cardigan Castle, once a strong fortress the possession of which was much contested, there remains but a portion of the ancient ...
... liiutanant. John Molesworth, Burton-street Mills, Leicester, elastic web manufacturer. Henry Hail, UOdr-strept, Bois Town, Southampton coal dealer. William Hodason, formerly of Wigtown, Cumberland now of Silloth-street, Wigtown.road, Carlisle, shop- John Bonner ...
... hold it. 1646, Juue 22.—Thomas Griffith, John Holland, Phil. Lleyd, Tlwnias Manwaring, Henry Middleton, Bobert Rice, Sir Henry Vaughan, all Co. Carmarthen. John Lloyd, Walter Jbloyd, Thomas Price, all Co. Cardigan. Information that they are delinquents ...
... having tcu eaten away. On Saturday evening an inquest was held at the Farmers' Arms, Laugharne, before Mr Jonah Davies, èe. puty-coronwr for Western Carmarthenshire,svhen John Georgv, ^ardentr and cwckle-gatheror, living at Stonyway, Laugharne, said that ...
... 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 ...
... —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 ...
... respond- ent had not put in an answer to the petitton. Mrs Mary Johns said she was ma rried to the respon- dent at the parish church of Silian, in the county of Car- digan—to John Lewis John?. He had formerly gone by 2hS name of Marsden, but that name had ...
... The charge was one of stealing and receiving 133 from a Cardigan- shire cattledeater named David Edwards, and the prisoners now were Julia Nash, at the time landlady of the Duffryn Arms, Strand; John Casey, and Elizabeth Quick. The offence was committed ...
... From tho Baptists —William June*, oniuinod in Llangefni, Ang!c- HAY, December 25 b, 1828. entered the E, «bUshed Osiureh at Cardigan, 1834, '.tid became \r car of Novin. D. Lloyd left the Baptists us 1850, and died iu a rich living at Ponty- pool. 0>veu ...
... snort account of the denomination in Cardigan, which had been pre- pared for the purpose of bein^ put inside the memorial stone:—Cardigan, bertember_ 11th, 1878. Erection cf tht first English Baptise Chapel in Cardigan. We, as Baptists, have existed in ...