... longer be doubted that a ly mountainous hamlet nmar Caerphully, Glamorgan, we was t he place of his birth, Is Dr CAPHItLLY V. CARDIGAN. r- In his old ege the Rev. David Williams bad an a- intimate friend known as Captain Morris. The last- d named published ...

... officer: -John v B Batchelor, Penarth, merchant, nominated by v John Guthrie and George Sully Stowe; also'by in Jobn Guthrie and Charles Henry Jacobs. James a Edwards, Penarth, collector of dock dues, by Walter W. Pengelly and John Fry. John Fry, Penarth ...

... 1216. It is further if I8 stated that Sir Philip Bassett was descended from ci it Sir John de Beassett. vice-comes to Sir Robert, la is Fhizhttxnon. 'ile sitid John du Bassett wile, as p, already started, thilseon of Sir Thiursiarte Bassett, I. Grand ...

... probably had upperffost in.his mind whon ,b h 'wrote of the Welsh, A haughty nation, e proud in arms, end also nnother: celebrity (] when he hdeclared that Cardigan and Eng- IN land would lg1ht the woild.' so ihat thie Glamorgans will be in good company ...

... Mary Ann-street, Canton; the Rtothicaty th the Castle, Bote-street; the Ticliborne Arms, Hifhl's-ter- et W race; die Maid of Em-in, Mary Ann-street; and the S 'Tredelear Arms, flute-terrace. These licences would T. be considered at the adjourned meeting. ...

... the first time. CRoss. -Mr. John Rynastion' Cross, of. 'Vern7 clough-Heaton, 'Laneashire;. cotton-spinner, who has been returned for the'.borough of Bolton, in the Liberal interest, is the eldest son 'of' the late Mr. John Cross, of Bolton, by Hannah ...

... attention of the nineteentls-century pilgrims. The situation of Aberdaron, at the1. northern point of -the. crescent-shape Cardigan Bay, is not unlike that ?? St. David's at its southern corner. It hast all the old-world character and associa- tions; of ...

... of a county on Saturday- The wind-swt'pt lield of grain represented in Mr. John 1roeL's picture Welsh Blirley is not, loerttd- in l'embrokeshire, but at, Dolwen, in Cardigan Shire, and is owned by Capltain Thomas, Newport- road, Cardiff. Is it not very ...

... 'flls has now been done. At. a meeting at Swansea the other day, Under the presidency of Lord Emnlym,, and nttended by Sir John Llewolyn and several other leading South LWales Conservatives, it was decided to Open a big campaig-rn throughout every coumity ...

... Thomas Jones, that 3 Liandovery; Dr. Hopkins, Llanelly; Mr. John law, Hughes, Carmarthen; Mr. W. Evans (Kilsane), thee' Liandilo; Mr. Edger Evans, clerk to the Carmar- selvi thed Union; Mr. John Thomas, clerk to the Nar- Ml berth Union; Mr. Herbert Lloyd ...

... gir osed of a number of dases, most of which were of a paltry int Cescription.- :kbeer-house offence was charged against Be, John Jones, of the Talbot. Pa.. Goswell, said he was on an duty in Iron-streeb lest Sunday morning, at half-past eleven, when ie ...

... hard tabour.r TIFE CALM13ARTRB]NSal1RE] RAIL- WVAY MYSTERY. The gouard, John England, who was accused of, mslax-ng or secreting £9g8 l0s., the property of, the Carmarthen and Cardiga~n Railway Company, was brought before the magistrates at Llandyssol petty ...