Directory. Bridgend
DIRECTORY. BRIDGEND. SOUTH W AI.ES. PUBLIC Bt'ILDINGS, &c.-contd. Taxes Office, Dunraven place J. W. Police Station, Coity road-Thomas Roberts, clerk to the commissioners; LLYNVI AND OG~ORE LINE. Williams, superintendent ; William Daniel Davies, assistant clerk Offices, Bridgend. Martin, sergeant George F. Saunders, Esq. secretary ,• Public Reading Rooms, Aberkenfig CONVEYANCE BY RAIL WAY, John Routlodge, Tondu, traffic man Unit Prichard, librarian ON THE GREAT WESTERN AND SOUTH ager Public Reading Rooms, Southerndown Station, BmDGEND-"\Villiam Edward -J. J. Greatrex, librarian WALES UNION LINE. Bradshaw, station master Stamp Office, Caroline st-Mr. Stuch Station, BRIDGE~D \Villiam Edward Bradshaw, station master Station, ToNDU Wm. Da.vey, station berry, distributor master Supervisor of Inland Revenue .. A. J. Station, PENCOED-Joseph Williams, Cox, Morfa st station master BRYN-~IAvVR, WITH THE PARISHES AND VILLAGES OF LLANELLY, BLACK ROCK, CLYDACH, GILWERN AND MAES-1:-GWARTHA, County of B1·econ; ABERYSTRUTH, BLAINA, GARNVACH, NANT-Y-GLO, COALBROOK VALE, AND CWM-CELYN, County of Monmouth. BRYN-MA. WR ia a small town, mostly in the parish of hamlet is about 3 miles from Bryn-Mawr and 6 miles from Llanelly, a small portion being in that of Llangattock, Abergavenny, its post town. The Merthyr, Tredegar, and about 5 miles from Tredega.r, its post town, 9 miles from iAbergavenny branch line has a station here. Population in Abergavenny, 11 N.E. from Merthyrl Tydvil, and 22 from eluded with that of Llanelly. Kewport, in the union and hundred of Crickhowelland the GrLWERN, a village in the parish of Llanelly, about 4 Tredegar county court district.
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