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SOUTH WALES. FAR 97~ Bawen J TRADES DIRECTORY.] SOUTH WALES. FAR 97~ Bawen J. Ffoslas, Tl'elec-h, St. Clears Bowen William, Gilfach-y-bettws, Brunt Edward, Maesgwalod, Abbey- Bowen John, Gellydeg, Llande:eilog, Trelech, St. Clean cwm-hir, Rhayader Kidwelly Bowen William, Lanfuganuchaf, Bri- Brunt I. Park St. Harmons, Rhayadel' Bowen John, Kilgetty, Begelly RS.O. dell, Kelgerran RS.O. Pembrokesh Bruten Wm. Grwynefechan,Crickhowll Pembrokeshire Bowen WiIliam, Onllwyn, Neath Bryan Mrs. Sarah Jane, Crungoed, Bowen John, Nantmole 1saf, Pontar- Bowen William, Palmer's lake,Penally Llanbisoor Road RS.O. Radnorshire dawe, Swansea RS.O. Pembrokeshire Bryan William Stephens, Crungoed. Bowen J.Nevern,Newport RS.O.Pmbk Bowen William, Pentwyn, St.George's- Llanbister Road RS.O. Radnorshire Rowen John,Ogmore Vale RS.O.Glam super-Ely, Cardiff Bryanrt F. Cae Bryn, Tond'l1, BridJgend Bowen John, Pantywrach, Llunrtinan, Bowen William, Rhos, CilymaenllW)'d BryalIlt J.Ton-Gwyn,ren-y-vai,Bridgnd Letterston RS.O. Pembrokeshire Login RS.O. Carmarthenshire Brydges-Barrett Henry, Ystrad Bar- Rowen John, Rhydgaled, Llanglydwen, Bowen W. Gronnen,Nantmel,Rhayader wig Ucha,Llantwit-Vardre.,Pntyprdd Hebron RS.O. Carmarthenshire Bowen William Lewis, Llysyfrau,Clar- Bubb John, Pennant Pound, Llanfi- Rowen J. Rhyding, Blaenhonddan,Nth beston Road RS.O. Pembrokeshire hangel Beguildy, Knighton Bowen John, Wern-Glasc"\\'-nl-Builth, Brace Mrs. Ann, Cooper's lake,Manor- Buckland John, jun. Llanishen,Cardiff Radnorshire bier RS.O. Pembrokeshire Bufton James, Upper Litton, Pres- Bowen Joseph, Headborough, Wal- Brace J. Park, ManorbierR.S.O.Pmbks teigne RS.O. Radnorshire wyn's castle, Haverfordwest Brace William, Honeyborough, Ney- Bufton John, Bryncoch, Neath li30wen Josiah, Cringamawr, 'Vhitland land R.S.O. Pembrokeshire Bufton John, Crickadarn, Erwood RS.O. Carmarthenshire Braddick J. Y Graig, Merthyr Tydfil R.S.O. Breconshlre Bowen Josiah, Cwrt Male, Llangun- Bradley Thomas, Lower Duffyn, Cas- Bufton J.Esgairrbin,Nantmel,Rhayadr nock, Carmarthen cob, Presteigne RS.O. Radnorshire Bufton John, Gemrhiwisaf, Llan- Rowen Lewis, Mount Pleasant, Cefn- Bradshaw Thomas, Llanfihangel Nant- wrthwl, Rhayader style, Gowerton RS.O. Glamorgnsh bran, Senny Bridge RS.O.Breconsh Bufton R Gilfach, Nantmel,Rhayader :Bowen Mrs. Margaret, Berrisbrook, Branch Thomas,1 St. Nicholas, Cardiff !Bufton Sam!. Perthyduon, Llande- Cilycwm,Llandovery R S.O. Crmthsh Breese A. Dorthy Colva, Radnorshire falle, Talgarth R S. O. Breconshire 130wen Mrs. Martha, Little Fentcn, Brewin Tom, Modrydd, Brecon Bufton Thomas, Fronserth, Llanyre, Little Haven RS.O. Pembrokeshire Brian Palfrey, Llancha,y farm,Knighton Llandrindod RS.O. Radnorshire Eowen Mrs. Martha, Manor huuse, St. Brick John, New house, Llanfihangel, Bundy Mrs. Thomas, Kilvachyrinkle, Florence, Penally RS.O. Pembrksb Rhydithon, Dolau RS.O. Radnorsh Merthyr Tydfil Bowen Mrs. Mary, Pencraig, Cilycwm, Brick Samuel, Llanbadarn Fynydd, BurchaIl Chas. Llanishen, Cardiff Llandovery RS.O. Carmarthensh Penybont RS.O. Radnorshire Burnell John, Whitland, Tythegston, Bowen Mrs. M. Penmark, Cuwbridge Eridgwater Rees Wm. Great Porth Bridgend Bowen M. Bronllan, Trelech,St.Clears Hamil, Talgarth RS.O. Breconshire Burton W.Greendown,Bonvilston,Crdff Rowen Morgan, GeIly Gravog, Bony- Bright Page, Mnt. Flirt, Knighton BusheIl Jas. P. Park-east, New moat, maen, Swansea Bright Mrs. Richd. Cwm Heyope, Clarbeston Road RS.O.Pembrokesh Bowen Mrs. Cwmclyd, Llanstephan, Llangunll(} RS.O. Radnorshire Bushell J.T.Posty,Bletherston,Narbrth Carmarthen Bright W. Vineyard,Knucklas,Knightn BusheIl Wm. L. Lower tGwn, 'Walton 'Bowen Owen, Newport R.S.O.Pmbksh Brinn J. Moreston,HundletGn,Pembrke east, Clarbeston Rd.R.S.O.Pmbrksh .Bowen Richard, Resolven, .Neath Brinn Thomas,Lower Castleton,Carew, Bussell Robert, Tylcha Wen, Llan- 'Bowen Richard, Ynysrallor, Glyn Pembroke trisant Pontyclun R.S.O. Glmrgnsh Neath, Neath Brock W.Persondy,MerthyrDovan,Cdfl Bussell T.MaesDiafol,Caerphilly,Crdff Ilowen Robert, Gellydywell, Llandow- Brockie James, Penrice, Swansea Butcher 1.DerryOrmnd.RS.O.Cdgnsh 1'01', St. Clears, Carmal'thenshire Brockie James, jun. Sanctuary, Pen- Butler G. Middle hill,Angle,Pembroke "Eowen Samuel, Callin, J~lanstephen, rice, Swansea Butler Job, Pedlar's inn, Wiston, Clar- Llyswen RS.O. Breconshire Brockie John, Pare-le-broes, Pen- beston Rd. RS.O. Pembrokeshiire Bowen Mrs. Sophia, BronllaiIl, Trelech, maen, Swansea Butler T.Caagarw,Llangeinor,Bridgnd St. Clears Bromham Michael, Bryncoch, Neath Butler William, Bumbler, St.Florence, .Bowen Thomas, Aberceiros, PenlJUallt, Brookes James, Floodgate, Llantwit Penally R.S.O. Pembrokeshire Llangammarch R.S.O. Breconshire major, Oowbridge . Butler W. H. Kimla, Llantwit, Neath 130wen Thomas, Brynrhydd, Llowes, Brooks Stephen Lait & Thos. Morgan, Buttler Thos. Brynmenin, Bridgend Hay RS.a. Breconshire Brunant,LlowesHay R.S.O.Breconsh Buttler Wm. Brynmenin, Bridgend .Bowen Thomas, Cadley mill, Forest- Brown Edward, Cilfachan,Llanfihan,gel Button Mrs. Ann, Pilton green, fach, Penderry, Swansea. Beguildy, Knighton RhGssile, Swansea .Bowen Thomas, Cefndu, Llanfyrnach Brown Edward, Lamborough, 'Wiston, Button W. Pilton, Rhossili, Swansea RS.O. Pembroke Clarbeston Road &.s.a. Pembrokesh Bye-water David, Penrochor, Cwm- Bowen Thos. Clyne, Resolven, ~eath Brown Frank, Knighton . dauddwr, Rhayader Bowen Thomas, Colwinstone,Cowbrdg Brown George, Hendy, Llanfihangel CadwaIlader Miss Elizabeth, Calf's 'Bowen Thomas, Cwmbrwyn, Laugh- Beguildy, Knighton land, Manorbier RS.O. Pembrokesh arne, St. Clears Br,own H.Milton hl.Burton,Havrfrdwst Cadwallader Thomas, Robert's Walls, .Bowen ThGmas, Danalltyg0g, New- Brown Hy.Pentregwine Llandygwydd, Penally RS.O. Pembrokeshire church, Carmarthen Boncath RS.O. Pembrokeshire Callen W.Longstone,Ludchrch,Nrbrth .Bowen Thomas, Danygraig, Llalldy- Brown James, Cwmevancoch, Llani- Campbell D.H.Hirfron,Nantml,Rhaydr gwydd, BGncath RS.a. Pembroke gan, Hay RS.O. Breconshire Oampbell J.Gwernaglydd,Llanfihangel- .Bowen Thomas, Dryslwyn, Lianpump- Brown James, Manorwen, Fisbguard Nant-Mellan, New Radnor, Kington saint RS.a. Carmarthenshire RS.O. Pembrokeshire Campbell John, Mount Pleasant, Pren- .Bowen Thomas, Dygoed, Clydey, Llan- Brown John, Feosyerydd, Peterstone- dergast, Haverfordwest fyrnach RS.O. Pembrokeshire super-Ely, Cardiff Campbell W. Prendergast,Havrfrdwst Bowen Thomas', Esgerhirissaf, l'\ew- Brown John, Upper Wenallt, Llanigon, Campbell Wm.Trawsllwyndu,Myddfai, church, Carmarthen Hay RS.O. Breconshire Llandovery RS.O. CarmartheI).shire -:Bowen T.FGre'stgoch,Cilypebyll,Swans Brown Joseph, Merthyr Dovan, Cardiff Canton W. Knapp, Redberth, Tenby Bowen Thomas, Llanafanfawr, Garth Brown Joshua, Haroldston St. 1ssell's, Canton Wm. James, Nolton haven, RS.O. Breconshire Haverfordwest I RGch RS.O. Pembrokeshire Bowen Thomas, Llethrbach, Monaeh.. Brown Mrs. Maria, Been hill, Burton, Chalk In. BrGadway, Cheriton, Swans logddu, Glynderwen RS.O. Pmbksh Haverfordwest Chalk William, Middleton, Swansea Bowen Thomas, Penrhiwleili, 'l'reiech, Brown Richard, Cefnpoeth, Llangun- I Charles Hy. Hermitage, Hayscastle, St. Clears' ten, Builth RS.O. Breconshire WGlfscastle RS.O. Pembrokeshire Rowen Thomas, Upper Tarr, Penally Brown Richard, Llanfechan, Garth Charles Henry, RGch gate, Roch RS.O. Pembrokeshire R.S.O. Breconshire RS.O. Pembrokeshire Bowen William, Alltyfanog, Pontar- Brown Robert, Liddeston, Hubberston, Charles J, Trewfnganol, Verwig,Crdgn dawe, Swansea Milford Haven Charles John, Tyrclun, Llanddausant, Bowen William, Brynglas, Llangun- Brown T.J. Highlnds,Hodgestn,Pmbrk Llangadock RS.a. Carmarthenshire nock, Carmarthen Brown William, Hentland, Rhoscrow- Charles ThGmas, Colston gate, Wal- Eowen William, Bryn vale, Lampeter ther, Pembroke wyn's castle, Ha.verfordwest Velfrey, Narberth, Pembrokeshire Brown William, Llettymawr, Llanfi- Charles Thos. Cwmagol, Llangathen, BowenWilliam,Cefnbuchan, Llansaint- hangel Aberbythych, Golden Grove Golden Grove RS.a. Carmarthensh fraed-in-Elwel, Builth R.S.O.Hrcnsh R.S.O. Carmarthenshire Charles Thos. Trewalterllwyd,Mathry, 'Bowen William, Cwmbvinant, Llan- Brown W. Llwynhendy, Llanelly Letterston RS.O. Pembrokeshire dilo RS.a. Carmarthenshire Brunt Edward, Dolgored, Disserth & Charles William, Upper Glanyrafon "Bowen Wm. MiGrca, Trelech,St.Clears Trecoed, Builth B.S.O. Breconshire Forestfach, Penderry, Swansea S. W. 62.
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