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... SHIRE. JOHN JKFFRKYS, ABERCUNDRICK (ABEROYNRIG). 1647, Feb. 27,-Beg-3 to compound for d lmqueocy in the late war. Has submitted to Parliament, in whose quarters he has lived more than a year past. 1648, Dec. 14.—Fine at 1-6, £380 10s. Col. John Jeffreys ...
... to Robert Sanders: Cardigan Arms, Maria-street, to Henry Escott; New Inn, Queen- street, to D. W. Evans; Lord Raglan, Ellen-street, to Thomas Jenkins; Wheatslieaf Inn, Adam-street, to James Dacey; Five Bells, Christina-street, to John. Evans. The licence ...
... Government in 1373, but which would fail now as it failed then. The Irishman who now thought he could throwaway his arms just as Grattan disbanded the volunteers, in 1882, would find that he had placed himself in the power of a cruel, nnreienting English ...
... tendent, and Mr James Bowen, stationmaster, supported the application, and Mr Councillor John Gifford, junr., on behalf of his father, the landlord of the Hilton Arms, opposed. No ohjection was offered by the police, and the licence was granted, three out ...
... ornaments; MissJNlargaret Jones, wine glasses; some of the household servants Miss M. Jones, W. Cuff, s. M. Rees, John Greenwood, and John Evans, silver sugar basin the tenants on the Mount Gerrios Estate and employees at the Maesllyn Mills, large silver ...
... the finance committee:—Mr Sinedley, Mr Brewer, Captain Higgon, Mr Joaoph Thomas, Dr Morison, Mr H. G. Allen, Mr R. Carrow, Mr John Thomas (Llether), Mr W. S. Jenkins, Rev Lewis James, Mr J. 11. Bowen, and Mr B. Rees. The recommendation of the committee was ...
... was injured. A horse, the property of Sir E. Gibby, Hill Farm, was found dead in the morning. A CHAPEL STRUCK AT CARDIGAN. Our Cardigan correspondent writes :—The peals of thunder here resembled the sound of an explo- sion of a shell in a large building ...
... transferred —Patriot. High-street, Dowlais. from John Salis- bury to William Jenkins Lord Napier^ Bridge- street, Merthyr, Solomon Leonard to Elizabeth Leonard (widow); the Bell, Plymouth-street, Thomas Richard to John H. Evans; Old Tan- yard, Bethesda-street ...
... M.P., Cardigan, 1768, and brother to John first Lord Cawdor, born August, 1759, entered the Royal Navy, 1771, and became Rear- Admiral 1801, married his cousin, Eustacia, daughter anci co-heiress of John Hooke Camp- bell,Lord Lyon King of Arms of Scotland ...
... rod Carats Ye 24. DIXON._ CartregKeh Plates. as Ystrag Mssaea Meese JO/US t CO. Freehold Etude. . Estate. 9 Seams JOHN I Farah Cardigan . . Mr JOBS Colliery. at 1111 Mews GIOTTWALTZ Valuable ars Leads at Mineral JAM'S sad Y.A.L Taoist, te.. atareassen ...
... plaintiff could not tell whether Hill or was owner. Hill was liable. Judgment for piaintm. John Davies, farmer, near Bronwydd Arms, sued the y^r- marthen and Cardigan Railway for £ 11, the heifer which fell from the field on to the defendan and was killed ...
... Jones, Manoravon, Llandilo 2, J. M. Philipps, Treriffith, Cardigan. JUMPING.—Jumper of any age—1, R. H. Harries. Jumper of any a.ge-1, John Anthony, Cilveithy. SHEEP.—Two-shear or aged ram—1, John Phillips, Caerlleon 2, Earl of Lisburne, Crosswood, Aberyst- ...