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Breconshire t dispatched Ilbout 6.30 p.m. Bwlch i$ the National School (mixed), built JLbou~ 1847; average at- nearest post &; money order office; Talybont the tendance~ :z8 nearest telegraph office Browne Rav. Augustus A.K.C. Tre- Moore Thomas, assistant overseer Jones John, Treberfydd. binshnn .• FA.RMERS. Price. .Joseph, Tygwyn .Tenkins Rev. Richard Meredith,Rectry Griffiths John, Noyadd Thomas .Tohn Maybury Mrs. .Tones Henry, Tymawr Vaughan William, Middlawood Raikes Robert Jones John, Commonbach Watkins Willi~ Trebinshun . LLANGATHEN is a parish and village in the Eastern value £358, net income £150, with residence, in the gift division of the county of Carmarthen, and on the river of the Bishop of St. David's, aIid held since 1893 by the Towy, and the road from Llandilo to- Carmarthen, 2 miles Rev. John Alexander Williams. There are Baptist and north from Golden Grove station on the Central Wales Methodist chapels. On Grongar Hill are the relhains of and Carmarthen Junction railway, 4 west from Llandilo- a large camp, and near are the ruins of Dryslwyn Castle. fawr and 12 east-by-north from Carmarthen, in the Aberglusney is the seat of F. L. Llayd Philipps 'esq. and hundred of Cathniog, county of Carmarthen, petty -ses- Court Henry, the seat of the Misses Sanders. The Earl sional division and, county court district of Llandilo, union Cawdor and' F. L. L. Philipps Bre the principal landowners. of Llandilofawr, rural deanery of Llandilo, archdeaconry of The chief crops are wheat and barley and roOt crops. Carmarthen and diocese of St. David's. The church of The area is 5,594 acres of land and 105 of water j rateable St. Cathan is an ancient edifice, consisting of chancel, value, £6,052 ; the population in 1891 was 750. nave, aisle, two chapels, one on the north side taking the Parish Clerk, T. Jon~s. form of a transept, and the other on the south, and a fine Letters received from Golden Glove RS.O Carmarthen- 14th century tower containing 3 bells: there is a fine shire, which is the nearest :M. O. & T. O. arrive at monument erected in the 16th century to Anthony RUdd, 8 a.m.; dispatched at 3.45 pm. The nearest money Bishop of St. David's, 1594-1615: the church affords 300 order office is at Llandilo Ilittings. The register dates from 1747. The living is a Board School (mixed),under the Llanegwad School Board. vicarage, with Llanfihangel Cilfargen annexed, ~'early built in 1867, for 90 children; average attendance, 70 Phillipps F. L. Lloyd, Aberg1asney 'Evans Thomas, Wernfawr Lewis Wm. (& land owner). Grongar Sanders Misses (The), Court Henry Falconer Archibald, Berllandywyll Lloyd David, Dryslwyn-uchaf Williams Rev. J. Alex. Vicarage Griffiths Ebenezer, Llethero Cadvan Morgan Edward. Llanrnoyadd COMMEUCUL. Griffiths John, Velindre Morg&ns David Bowen, Caeawnewydd Gabe Joseph, Cottage P.R Griffiths William, Roefawr Phillips John, Aberglasney FARMERS. Harries David, Penybank Powell Rees Morgan, Llygadyrhaul ATon William, Ffoeswen Harries John, D.ryslwyn fawr Rees Richard (& land owner). Cil- Charles Thomas, Cwmagol Harries John E. Glamnyddyfi sane-uchaf Davies Daniel, Caercoed James John, Llwyncelyn Richards William, Cwmysgyfarnog Davies David, Tregyning Janes David, Sarnagol Scurlock Thomas, Lanlash Davies David (& water miller), Cil· Jones Henry, Cefnysgib Thomas .Tohn, Penhill sane mill Jones John, Yscayo Thomas Thomas" Mount Pleasant Davies Timothy, Glanant .Tunes Thomas, Velindre mill Thomas William, Pentredavis Davies William, Langwm Lewis :Lewis, Alltygar Williams Daniel, Cwmharad Evans John, Hafod Lewis Thomas, Brynhafod-fach Williams Thomas, Brynhafod LLANGATTOCK, see Crickhowel. LLANGEINOR is a parish, between the rivers bendary of Westminster, which is divided annually, and Ogmore and Garw, with a station on the Llynvi and also the interest of £40' Llangeinor is divided into Ogmore seotion of the Great Western railway, 6 miles several large and populous hamlets, the jnb8lbitants of nor.th from Bridgend station on the Great Western rail- which are mostly employed in the collieries in the parish. way, in the Mid division of the county of Glamorgan, Abergarw brewery a·t Brynmenin is also in this parish,. Ogmore hundred, Newcastle and Ogmore petty sessional The manorial rights are held by the Duchy of Lancaster, division, Bridgend and Cowbridge uni.