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Saint Clears. South Wales DIRECTORY. SAINT CLEARS. SOUTH WALES. FARMERS-continued. HOTELS. ~ITLLINERS & DRESSMAKERS. · Boach Hotel, David Lewis, Pendine Jenkins Martha, St. Clears IN MYDRIM PARISH, Swan (commercial and posting), Anna Thomas Ann, St. Clears Phillips, St. Clears Beynon R. P. Esq. Jones David J.P. Jones Henry H. POULTRY DEALERS. Davies David Jones John INNS & PUBLIC HOUSES. Reeves John, Whit! and Davies Howell Lewis David (See also preceding List.) Davies John Jjewis John Stone Henry (&game), St. Cleans Davies Mrs. Lewis William Black Horse, Henry Mitchell, Pwltrap Thomas Rees, St. Clears Davies William Lloyd Walter Black Lion, John Phillips, St. Clears Griffiths J acob Richards Margaret Blue Boar, Henry Griffiths, St. Clears STONEM.A.SONS. Harries J obn Thomas Henry J. Bush, Joseph Davies, St. Clears Harries John Thomas John Corvus, Daniel Davies, St. Clears Davies St. Clears Harries William Cross Inn, "\VI·1 ham· E vans, Llan d owror HHarries . (& marble),p It Whitla.nd Thomas Samuel 11 11 Howells David Thomas Samuel ..,-r., armers ' A rms, M argare t R ogers, J owe & R1 1am,Wh"tl w rapd Howells Howell Thomas Thomas Whitland [land a~e.s e~s, I an Howells Theo- Thomas Thomas Fishers' Arms, :Mary Singleton, Whit- Phillips Da':d, St. Clears philus Walters David Fountain, Jenkin Thomas, Mydrim T~0~er Ben]. (& ~arble),Bank-y-Felyn Jones- Williams John Fox and Hounds, Thomas Edwards, ~ilhams BenJamm, St. Clears Bank-y-Felyn · , ~~!!"" IN PENDINE P.A.RISII, Garthe Arms, Thos. Thomas, St. Clears SURGEONS. Evans Richard Lewis John Holly Bush, James Jones, Railway sta- Edwards John E. St. Clears Garratt John tion, St. Clears [Clears Ho well Rice Henry, St. Clearll King's Head, Margaret Thomas, St. Jones .Valentine L. St. Clears IN ST. CLEARS PARISH. Masons' Arms, Benj."\Villiams,St. Clears Carver H. Smith Phillips George Mermaid, David Phillips, St. Clears TAII.ORS. Davies John Sa er J olm Milford Arms, Elizabeth Richards, St. Davies Evan, St. Clears Davies Roger Saer John Clears Davies James, Pwltrap Davies Thomas Skyrme John New Inn, Benjamin Morris, Pendine Davies Samuel, St. Clear11 Evans John TlwmasBenjamin New Inn, Thomas :Nicholas, Llanwinio Francis George, St. Clears Evans Thomas Thomas David New Inn, Margaret Morris, St. Clears Harries Samuel, Trelech-ar-Bettws J ones Jam os Thomas Goorge New Inn, Howell James, \Vhitland Lewis Joshua, Pendine Jones John Thomas John New Inn, George Williams, Mydrim Phillips David (& draper), St. Clears Jones William Thomas Mary New Inn, William Howells, Treleeh-ar- Phillips Frederick, St. Clears Lewis John Bettws [Bettws :::lmith John, St. Clears IN TRELECH-AR·BETTWS PARISH. Old Tavern, John Jonea, Trelech-ar­ Thomas Thomas, Whitland Peny-r-Ileol, Thos. Nnnian, St. Clears Waiters Josepb, Llanwinio Bowen Essex Jones Simeon Railway Inn, Watt Phillips, Railway Bowen Michael Lewin Ann station [Clears TIMBER ~fERCHANTS. Bowen Messrs. Lewin John Railway Tavern, John Lewis, near St. Davies Howell, Whitl!md Bowen Mrs. Phillips Thomas Railway Tavern, Asa ::\!organ, Whitland JohnJohn (&saw mill), St. Clears Davies John Picton \Villiam Red Lion, James Davies, Pwltrap Morris Elizabeth, St. Clears Davies Thomas Rees Bernard Rose and Crown, Thomas Beynon, St. Evans David Bees David Clears [St. Clears MISCELLANEOUS. Evans Evan Thomas David Royal Exchange, Benjamin Thomas, Howells Elizabeth Thomas John Brigstock Job, painter and glazier, St. Santa Clara, George Hughes, St. Clears Clears Howells Theo- Thomas Lemuel Salutation, Rice Beynon, Whitland Davies John, agent for the Atlas (fire) philus Williams John Sergeant Inn, Sarah Thomas, Llan- and Standard (life) Insurance Corn· Howells William dowror panics, St. Clears Smith Arms, John James,Bank-y-Felyn Evans Esther, beer retailer, St. Clears Spring Well, Margaret Saer, Pen dine James Evan, saddler, St. Clears GROCERS, DRAPERS & DEALERS Station House, Martha Llewellyn, J ones Thomas, wine & spirit dealer, IN SUNDlUES. Whitland Whitland Bowen John & Sons, St. Clears Wheat Sheaf, Edwd. Phillips, Mydrim Lloyd W alter, land surveyor, Mydrim Davies Ann, St. Clears Wheaten Sheaf, Thomas Phillips, Bank­ Saer James, police inspector, St. Clears Davies B. & J. St. Clears y-Felyn Waiters James, clogmaker, Pwltrap Davies J ames, Pwltrap White Hart, David 'l'homas, Llan- Williams Evan, spirit merchant, St. Davies Morris, St. Clears fihangel-Abercowin Clears Davies Bees, Llanwinio White Lion, Elizabeth Powell, Pwltrap Williams John, cloggEr, St. Clears Davies William P. Trelech-ar-Bettws Whitland Arms, Ruth Evans, Whitland Williams Thomas, woollen weaver. Evans John D. Trelech-ar-Bettws Y el vert on Arms, Wm. Bowers, Whitland Bank-y-Felyn ----- - '!!! Evans Michael, St. Clears IRONMONGERS. Harries Thomas, Trelech-ar-Bettws PLACES OF WORSHIP Havard John, Mydrim Davies B. & J. St. Clears AND THEIR MINISTERS. Howell Jonah, St. Clears Morris Elizabeth, St. Clears CHURCHES OF THE ESTABLISHMENT, Jmnes William, St. Clears Rees David, Whitland ST. MARY's, St. Clears Rev. Da.Tid John John, St. Clears Thomas D. E. & M. St. Clears Pugh, B.D. vicar John William, St. Clears PARISH CHURCHES::- Lewis Benjamin, Pendine MARINE STORE DEALERS. Llandowror Rev. Samuel Thomas, rector Morris Benjamin, Pendine Barry John, St. Clears Morris Elizabeth, St. Clears Kiffigg-Rev. John Morgan Nicholas Thomas, Sl. Clears Llanfihangel-Aborcowin- Rev. R. T. Morris William, St. Clears Peters Isaao, St. Clears Phillips Thomas, Bank-y-Felyn Jenkins Llanginning-Rev. Eva.n Rowla.nds R€es David, Whitland 1\fii,LERS. Rees John G. (&bookseller), Whitla.nd Llanwinio-Rev. Howell Thomal!l D. E. & M. (& tallow chand- Evans Daniel, Llanwinio Mydrim Rev. Rhys Thos. Jenkins lers), St. Clears Jones :Vavid, Whitland Marros-Rev. John Morgan Thomas George, Mydrim Lloyd William, Mydrim Pendine-Rev. A. N. Butterworth, Thomas Thomas, St. Clears Riohards William, Bank-y-Felyn rector Thomas William, Bank-y-Felyn Thomas Da.vid, St. Clears Trelech-ar-BeUws-Rev. Lewia Wil- Waiters Ann, Whitland Thomas Ja.mes, Kiffig liams, vic.u Wilkina Da.vid, Llando·~w~ror Whitland &v. Eva.n Row lands 1 n 293 .
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