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... the alternative being imprisonment, with hard labour, for 14 days in each instance. THE ROYAL CARDIGAN ARTILLERY.—The officers in command of the Royal Cardigan Artillery are to be congratulated upon the conduct of the regiment generally, the present training ...
... Williams, and W. H. Palmer, Councillors Thomas Griffiths, T. Doughton, R. J. Jones, Isaac Hopkins, Robert Peake, John Watkins and John Jenkins, Messrs. A. J. Hughes, town clerk, Rees Jones,' borough surveyor, and H. L. Evans, borough accountant. THE ...
... PROPRIETORS JOHN JAMES & CO. Telegrdph Business: 7.0 to 8.0 p.m.. 7.0 a.m. to . lan.l Street; Wesleyan, Newfoundland Street. o f lhe town. It has an excellent staff, and nothing wyth is no exception to the rule. There are various W e l s h rhapei N s; ...
... (laughter). Davies, continuing, said if that was not inconsistency he did not know what inconsistency was. With respect to Bsv John Roberts, he (Mr Davies) thought the report in the ‘Montgomeryshire Express,’ was not quite accurate. The report is that Roberts ...
... when there were present Mr. E. J. Evans (chairman), Messrs. Hugh Hughes, John Jenkins, T. E. Salmon, Richard Edwards, and Thos. Jones (Aberntwvth ),Lowis Richards (Cwmrheidol), John W. William (Cyfoethybrenin), W. A. Miller (Issavandre), James Jones (Llanbadarn ...
... Edward Davies, and Orders f fXlOX CASES. ?ei,e ma(j IOn-payment of maintenance fees ^an8 j, gainst John Owen, Abergynolwyn, Dl. o^ey, an, rynmair, John Evans, tailor, Aber- dDd Evaa Owen, Treharris. JJ EXCISE CASE. Ha,sset?erf°/i.' ^a^or' Cemmes, was ...
... Mr -t| Howell god-ir); Mri Rickard Bennett, Si Mor.Tmeg; John Watkin. Bant, R Humphreys. Bont ; Owen, Tafolwem ; John Daniel Peate, Glanllynj Evan M. C«mv“nllydau J. Silvan Evans, Yagolfeiatr; John A. P. Howell (okra). Hefydyr TDersonau canlynol brenenol ...
... Evans, Margaret Jones, David Harris, and John Jones second class Elizabeth Jones aLd John Evans: third class-: Elizabeth Price, Mary Gittins, Margaret Watkins, Margaret Edwards, Jane Morris, David Thomas, and John Price; 4th class: Richard Jones, Willie ...
... Merionethshire, the Chairmen of the County Councils of Cardigan. Anglesey, Carnarvon, Radnor. Merioneth, Car- marthen, and Pembroke, the Mayors of Ruthin, Swansea, Newport. Tenby, Brecon, Kidnellv, Cardigan, Conway, Lampeter, Bangor, Cowbridge. Llandovcy. ...
... Bulkley- Owen, Mrs Carter, Mr John Clarke, Mrs Baldwyn Childe, Marv Lady Leighton, Prebendary Baldwyn Childe, Sir Robert A. Cunliffe, Mrs Darby, Revs T. Gowan, Cecil Hook, W. C. E. Kynaston, Lord Kenyon, Messrs R. Howell Davies, John Dovaston, George Dudleston ...
... Hospital, headed by the mounted police and the reception committee. A choir of school children, under the leadership of Mr. John Lumley, had taken their stand near the Hospital, and on the arrival of the Royal procession rendered Brinley Richards' famous ...
... Pencefn. 110 John Clark, Esq., North Parade 1 '1 0 GwiJym Edmunds. Esq., Llanidloes 110 Mrs Lloyd, Wauuifor 110 J. Parry Jones, Esq., Blaenau Festiniog 1 1 0 David Lloyd, Esq., Newcastle Emlyn. 1 0 0 Thomas Owens, Esq., Queen's square. 010 6 John Rowland. ...