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... second cox., Morgan Jones, John Davies High street, John Williams. Hugh Jones, Cynfryn-row, Richard Bees, Windmillcourt, John Edwards, butcher. Bob Simpeon, Queen-street, William Lewis, bathing-man, Wm Jones, High-street, John Jones, Llanbadarn, and William ...
... Harrison founded at Cambridge in 168*. John Penry, Welshman, waa one the sect, and when left Cambridge and went to Oxford met with William Both, whoee dieciple, Walter Craddock, converted Morgan Lloyd at Wrexham in 163*. John Penry waa executed in 1*93 by Queen ...
... tore passed in lata esawinatmaa Two secured eihibiOone a* tto examination af tto Uni ram tr Collage Walna, eta. My. John Morgan, Cardigan, shire, open exhibition, and Mr, Bun Bveam Cardiganshire, tto Ardwyn schduship of AM. Also Mr. Boca Bone, at Abardaie ...
... and on the following was limarri to serve the curacy of Llangeitbo, with Nantewulle, the yearly salary of AlO, his brother, John Rowlands, being then Vicar. For several after bis ordination be unconverted man. After doing doty in ohuroh on Sunday morning ...
... deatA in 1874. lie married Mary Anne, daughter of David Ueynen, Esq., and grand daughter of John Beynon, Esq., of trewein, Carmarthenshire, tt her iff of Cardigan- •hire in i 783. wrote and published several works under the uom de plume Calalut, each them ...
... was at Corbett Arms Hotel Thursday, Mr. H Pugh, gtouan Hall, io the ohair, when thelollowing.goutleasn were elected to reproaent the district ths oeutral committee Mr. W. It. M. Wynne, chairman ; pr. J. F. Jones, vioo^hairman; Mr. John Koberts, Perfod«liaut; ...
... advantageous to this country and to Egypt. Toe debate was continued by Sir Charles Dilkeand Sirß. Cross, and on tho motion of Mr. John Money was adjourned. HOUSE OF LOKDS.—Fbidat. Lord Cranbifeok Mk«d for p»rtical*r» of telemms between Sir W. Hewett end General ...
... areesed his gratification a. the success of the meet* tags had attended in the North, and urged the .goaaervatiTes to get their arms ready, as he was con* there would be a dissolution before very long. A street ope air demonstration in support of the Franchise ...
... house of Mr. E. Lima Jones, chemist. The jurymen were Ur. J. N. Evans, chairman, Messrs. John James, T. Davies, postmaster, John Evans, merchant, Lima Jones, John M. Howell, D. Jones, Commerce, D. Jones, Plas, Evan Loyn, Thomas Jones, D. Davies All* right ...
... there were certain astronomical charges, which had tendency to form cycles, and caused an alternation of warmth with cold. Cardigan Bay was land at one time, and so by the conversion these into seas the temperature was changed. In England we had a warmer ...
... Matthew Arnold. His lordship - ivered adnress, which he touched upon the artistic merits Penry Williams, the Welsh painter ' and John Gibson, the Welsh sculptor, and west to glance speculatively the relative iuHrau* of tho and Welsh character iu the formation ...
... wants is not sham autonomy, bat real autonomy. F himself, told os some time ago, ha would be satisfied with the revival of Grattan'- Parliament: but he would be satisfied with nothing less, and he would not quarrel with who would demand very moch mote. ...