DmECTORY.] SOUTH WALES. LL!NWENOG. 4"9 John Edwin, farmer, Pentwyn Morley Bli, farmer, Sciborucha Thomas Mary (Mrs.). shopkeeper Jones David, farmer, DyscuIfa Owen Isaac, Holly Bush P.B Thomas Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmer. Jones Judith (Mrs.). frmr. Garth !saf Parry Harry. grocer Frod-Philip Jones Susannah (Mrs.), Railway inn Pearce David, Crown inn Thomas William, farmer, Marsbach Lewis Ann (Mrs.), grocer Perkins William Henry, farmer, Rhyd WaIters David, frmr. Vardre Uchaf Lewis Thomas, grocer & draper Phillips Mary (Mrs.). Williford P.H Williams David, frmr. Maindy farm Llantwit Red Ash Colliery Co. (Thos. Rees Margaret (Mrs.), grocer Williams Ebenezer, farmer, Tyn-nant Taylor, propr. ; Sam Hollister, mgr) Rees Thomas, grocer Williams Edward, station master Llewellyn John, farmer. Vardre-isha Roblin Thomas, grocer Williams Mary (Mrs.), frmr. Tincoad Miles Daniel, farmer, Llan farm Roderick William, Queen's P.H Williams Rachel (Mrs.). farmer, Bryn Morgan John. farmer. Tynell Smith Edward Gil.es, butcher Birbach Morgan Mary (Mrs.), farmer. Ystrad- Smith Giles, Bush inn Williams Thomas, farmer" Ynys farm barwig ISM farm Swain William, shopkeeper Williams Thomas Philip, shopkeeper, Morgan Richard, grocer, Newtown Taff Llantwit Colliery Co. Limited & post office, Newtown Morgan Thomas, Greyhound P.R (David P. Thomas, manager) Williams Wm. frmr. Dehewid farm Morgan Thos. milk seller, Efail Isaf Thomas David P., M.&C.E. civil & Williams Wm. farmer, Ty-yn-y-waun Morgan Wm. frmr. Drisgoed-Llantwit mining engineer, Islwyn house' Williams Wm. Henry, Farmers' Arms LLANVEDW, is a portion of the parish of Michae~ston united;' the whole of the timber having been furnished (Monmouthshire), included in the Eastern division of the from a single tree in the park: during the civil war, county of Glamorgan, and is a township in the hundred of when the house was besieged by the Parliamentary Caerphilly. petty s.essional division of Caerphilly Lower forces, this room was occupied by the garrison: relics of and Newport union and county court district. Ruperra the conflict are still occasionally met with, and cannon Castle, situated here, and built in 1626, is the seat of Col. balls have been dug up in the adjacent shrubberies: the the Hon. Frederic Courteoo.y Morgan M.P., D.L., J.P. mansion contains many objects of interest, including !lome Cefn Mably, the ancient residence of the Kemeys family, antique Elizabethan bedsteads, ancient weapons, a. black now Kemeys-Tynte, stands in a fine position overlooking jack, a curious bumper glass 3 feet 9! inches long, and the Bristol Channel and the Somersetsh4'e coast; the many family portraits: several hidin~ places still remain mansion, built in the form of the letter T, contains a in the building to evidence the msecurity of the time!;: large oak-panelled hall with three fireplaces, and a dancing in which Gefn Mably was erected. The area is 2,438 gallery, adjoining which is a priest's room, with a ('on- acres of land and 20 of 'water; rateable value, £2,OIl; fessional: there is also a chapel, and a long apartment, the population in 1891 was 318. containing an oak table formed of a huge plank, 2 feet 9 inches in width! 6 inches thick and 42 feet 8! inches Letters through Cardiff. The nearest money (rder & long, to which an additional plank, 9 feet long, has been telegraph office at Michaelston y Vedw Kemeys-Tynte Halswell Milborne Hunt Rachael (Mrs.), farmer Spooner Margaret (Mrs.), farmer, Ty- D.L., J.P. <:kfn Mably Jenkins John, farmer, Mount Pleasant Gowlar-Fach Morgan Col. The Hon. Frederic Cour- Jones Thomas. farmer, Bridge farm Thomas Edwd. frmr. Pentwyn farm tenay M.P., D.L., J.P. Ruperra Morris George, farmer, Cefn Llwyd Thomas William, miller (water). castle; Carlton, St. Stephen's & Moses John, farmer, Rudry mill Draythan mill Army & Navy clubs, London SW Richards John, frmr. Coed-y-gwena Webb li'rederick, Holly Bush P.R Edwards Edwd. farmer, Caven Porth ,Parkin John, farmer, Ty-Gowlar-Fawr

LLANVINIO is 6 parish and village in the western 1879 by the Rev. David Howell of St. David's College. division of the county of Carmarthen, on the borders of Lampeter. 'fhere are Methodist and Independent PembrokeWhitland and Cardigan railway, and 12 north-west principal landowner. Chief crops are roots and hay. from Carmarthen, in the hundred of Derllys, petty SES- The area is 7,143 acres; rateable value, £4,559; the sional division of Llanboidy, union and county court population in 1891 was 747. district of Carmarthen, and in the rural d~anery of St. Letters through St. Clears arrive at 10 B.m. dispatched Clea.r~, archdeaconry of Carmarthen .and dlO?eSe ?f St. at 3 p.m. The nearest Post, M. O. & T. O. is at DavId s. T?e church of S~. G:ryno IS an edIfice.m the Llanboidy R.S.O. Carmarthenshire Early Enghsh style, rebuilt In 1847, and conSIsts of chancel, npve, south porch, and a turret containing 2 .A School ~o~rd of 5 members was formed 13 January, bells. There are 280 sittings; the registers date frcm 1875; Wilham Palmer, clerk to the board & attendance the year 1729. The living is a perpetual curacy, tithe officer rent-charge £8 10S. net income £140, with 185 acres Board School (mixed), built in 1878, for 100 children; of glebe, in the gift of Col. Rowell, and held since average attendance, 75 Howell Rev David, The Vicarage Davies Isaac, Ffynonfelin Phillips William, Blaentrefle COMMEROIAL. Davies 1Yilliam, Danllan Thomas David, Ffoshelig John John, Lion inn, Blaenwain Evans David, Trefach Thomas David Wm. Llanwinio farm Jones Henry, shopkeeper. Parkybras Evans 1Villiam, Fronisa Thomas John, Fronucha Owen William. New inn, Cwmbach Griffiths David, Pantymaen Thomas John, Plasparke Rees William F. shopkeeper,Cwmbach Howells Thomas, Ysgarddengoed Thomas John, Waunllan Richards John, Lamb inn, Blaenwain Jones Theophilus, Pencraigisa Thomas John William, Fronllan Saer James, shopkeeper, Blaenwain Lewis Benjamin, Trecyrn Thomas Mary (Mrs.), Rhydconarvon Williams John, shopkeeper, Cwmvelin Lewis John, Gilfach Thomas Samuel, Rhydgoch FARMERS. Lewis Richard. Cilsant Thomas 1Yilliam, Pencraigucha Bevans Job, Penhenriw Phillips John, Caerlleon LLANVITHIN, see Llancarfan.. LLANWENOG is '8 parish in the county of Cardigan, Unitarian chapels at AlltY'bacca and Kewcourt. The on the road to Newcastle Emlyn, 2, miles from Llany- principal landowner is Herbert Davies-Evans esq. of byther station, on the \Mranchester and Milford railway, Highmead, Llanybyther. The soil is light loam; subsoil, S! south-west from Lampeter, and 18 from Carmarthen, s1ate. The chief crops are wheat and barley. The in the hundred of Moyddtin, union and county court dis- area comprises 10,664 acres of land and 59 of water; trict of Lampeter, petty sessional division of Upper rateable value £4,485; the population in 1891 was 1,467. Moyddin, and is ~ the rural ?eanery of Lamp~t~r, arch~ Alltybacca, 2 miles north-west, Brynhafon, 3, Brynteg, deaconry of Cardigan, a?d dlOces.e of S~. DavId s. T~e 2 south-east, Drefach, half-a-mile north-west, and New church of St. ~wynog IS an ..s~cIent edIfice of stone m Court, I~ miles north-west, are hamlets in the parish. the Early Enghsh style, consIstmg of. c;hancel,. nave and Letters arrive from Llanybyther R.S.O. Carmarthenshire an embattled westeTD ,tower, contammg I bell; the t . d . . d d th Ott' Th a 12 noon eas~ wm ow IS s~me , an e~e are ISO SI mgs. e Letter Box, Drefach, cleared at 2.10 p.m. The nearest regIsters o~ baptIsms and b~r~als ~ate f~om the year money order & telegraph office is at Llanybyther ~722, marrIage~ 1755· The hvmg IS a VIcaragE', gro~s A School Board of 5 members was formed 7 June, 1875; mco~e from tIt?e rent-charge j;I 47' average ,£II4, m William Jones clerk to the boord & ·attendance officer the gIft of the BIshop of St. DavId's, and held smce 1892 ' by the Rev. John Morris M.A. of Jesus College, Oxford, Schools. who is also vicar of and resides at Llanybyther. Here Board, for 180 children; average attendance, 150; George are :Baptist, Congregational and Unitarian chapels. There Thomas. master are also Baptist chapels at Brynhafon and New Court, National, for 160 children; average attendance, 130; Congregational chapels at Brynteg and Drefach. and Evan Lake, master