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THE LONDON GAZETTE, AUGUST 4, 1893. Anthony, J.P., Caerphilly, Edward Morgan, John Arthur Evans, Henry Arthur Meylett Evans, Taffs Well, Merchant, T

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THE LONDON GAZETTE, AUGUST 4, 1893. Anthony, J.P., Caerphilly, Edward Morgan, John Arthur Evans, Henry Arthur Meylett Evans, Taffs Well, Merchant, T 4462 THE LONDON GAZETTE, AUGUST 4, 1893. Anthony, J.P., Caerphilly, Edward Morgan, John Arthur Evans, Henry Arthur Meylett Evans, Taffs Well, Merchant, T. Jenkins, Wern y Reverend Thomas George Griffith, W. Griffiths, dotnen, Oaephilly, Edward Lewis, Deri, Retired of Bridge-street, Reverend Owen Jacobs, Farmer, Morgan Thomas, C.C., .Montpellier Reverend John Jenkins, Reverend R. 0. Johns, House, Ferndale, Gwilym Jones, Ynsybwl, John Llewellyn, of Gloucester-terrace, William County Alderman, Thomas John Morgan, Rhigos, Lewis, Bridge-street, Reverend William Mendus, Hirwaun, J. P. Williams, Pontlottyn, County Reverend J. Michael, Reverend A. H. Morton, Councillor. Reverend William Owen, Reverend James Phil- For the County of Merioneth. lips, Isaac Roberts, of St. Martin's-crescent, Simon Williams, Pen y Bont, Corweo, Owen James Rowlands, of Old Bridge, William Williams, Lloyd, the Post Office, Corwen, Robert Edwards, of Market-street, Philip White, of Prendergast. Bryn, Corwen, Edward Jarrett-, Plas yn Faeldref, For the rest of the County of Pembroke. Llandrillo, Thomas Jones, Bryn Melyn, Llandd- The Mayor, Aldermen, and Burgesses of the erfel, Evan Jones, Bod Arenig,- Bala, John Borough of Pembroke for the time being, the Parry, Glan Tegid, Bala, R. Wynne Williams, Mayor, Aldermen, and Burgesses of the Borough Dolgelly, William Thomas Rowlands, Tau y of Ten by for the time being, Reverend Robert Coed, Maerdy, Corwen, Thomas Jones, Glan Ann, Tenby, Reverend Henry Babb, Teuby, Aber, Llanuwchllyn, Bala, Henry Haydn Jones, Reverend George Bancroft, Bethesda Manse, Pant y Neuadd, Towyn, Merionethshire, Howell Saundersfopt, Reverend Freer Bell, Pembroke White, Westbourne - terrace, Corwen, Owen Dock, Benjamin Beynon, St. Florence, William Pughe Jones, Llanerch, Llan y Mawddwg, Edmund Blathweyt, Rose Hill, Slebech, Reverend Arthur Tomline, the Mills, Aberdovey, Richard Robert W. Bryant, Pembroke, William James Thomas Jones, Pen y Garth, Harlech, Lewis Canton. Nolton, Robert Cole, Mount Pleasant, Lewis, Hillside, Barmouth, Robert D. Evans, Llys Milford Haven, Reverend W. W. Corin, Neyland, Meddyg, Blaeriau Festiniog, Richard Jones, Bryn Reverend Evan Davies, Castlemorris, Letterston, Marian, Blaenau Festiniog, Morris Thomas, Reverend William Davies, Bernard's Well, Letters- Corris, R.S.O., Machynlleth. John Davies, Glan ton, Reverend W. M. Davies, Fishguard, Rever- Morfa, Dyffryn, Merioneth, John Jones, Llwyn- end J. M. Davies, Tyrhds, Kilgerran, William grug, Dinas Mawddwy, William Parry Evans, Davies, of Westfield, John Thomas Llewellyn 27, Church-street, Blaenau Festiniog, . John Davies, Observatory Hall, Milford, John Llewellyn Bennett Jones, Bryn y felin, Talsavnau, John Davies, Milford Haven, Reverend William Davies, Rowe, Glasfryn View, Penrhyndeudraeth, Hum- Llangwm, James Davies, North Court, John phrey Roberts, Dolrhedyn, Blaenau Festiniog, Davies, Fynongain, Reverend William Davies, John Hughes, Hafodfawr Issa, Festiniog, Enoch Begelly, Reverend David 0. Edwards, Treffgame, Lewis, Aberdovey, Merioneth, Robert Hugh Reverend W. A. Edwards, Pembroke Dock, Pugh, Brynllefrith, Trowsfynydd, David Griffith Edward Evans, Carwen, Solva, Ivor Evans, Williams, 32, Church-street, Blaenau Festiniog, Cardigan, Reverend John Evans, Penygroes, Hugh Jones, Porkington-terrace, Barmouth, Blaenyffos, Reverent! William Evans, M.A., Edward Henry Jonathan, High-street, Blaenau Pembroke Dock, Reverend T. Evans, Moleston, Festiniog, Andrew Roberts, 25, High-street, Reverend Thomas Evans, Narberth, Reverend Blaenau Festiniog. L. Evans, Moriah Whitland, Reverend J. G. Evans, For the County of Montgomery. Saundersfoot, Reverend Thomas Evans, Tenby, Richard Lewis, of Llansaintffraid, Druggist David Fisher, High-street, Narberth, John George and Grocer, Richard Hughes, of Bryn Vyrniew, Hasguard, William George, Deemshill, Steynton, Llansaintffraid, Draper, Oliver 0. Openshaw, of William Gibbs, Hodgeston, James Griffiths, Brongain Cottage, Llanfechain, Gentleman, Roger Mabws, Howard Griffiths, Llerther, St. Davids, Edwards, of Llanfyllin, Surgeon, Ellis Roberts, William Griffiths, Treffgarne, WoJfscastle, Rever- • of Llanfyllin, Solicitor, Reverend Morgan Jones, end William Griffiths, Clynderwen, Reverend J. E. M.A., Llwynderw, Llandinam, Mr. David Davies, Griffiths, Pembroke Dock, J. M. Griffiths, Court, Dolhafren, Llandinam, Caersws, Mr. Evan Kinsey, Penally, J. R. Griffiths, Style, Bosheston, Rever- Maesmawr, Llandinam, Caersws, Vincent Wil- end Caleb Guion, Milford Haven, Robert Henry liam Rodenhurst, Llandrinio, Henry Charles Harries, Scolton, Reverend James Harries, Clar- Fitzroy Somerset, Trederwen, Llansaintffraid, beston-road, Reverend R. Harries, Narberth, Louis Ferdinand Genth, Trawscoed House, Reverend Joseph Harrington, Manorbier, Alfred Guilsfield, John William Griffiths, Welshpool, Howell, Maenclochog, Reverend David Howells, David Wall, Welshpool, The Reverend Thomas Neyland, Reverend John Rowland Hughes, Ney- Warren Trevor, Rector of Machynlleth, the land, W. G. James, Panty Philip, Fishguard, Reverend John Williams, Rector of Penegoes, J. C. James, Llanwnwr, Fishguard, Reverend David Jones, Esquire, Machynlleth, Nicholas T. E. James, Rhosycaeren, Fishguard, Reverend Bennett Owen, Esquire, Brynffynon, Penegoes, Jenkyn James, Middle Hill, Anthony James, Ney- Edmund Gillart, Esquire, Llynllpedd, Machynlleth, land, Reverend Lewis James, Brynbank, Nar- John Rowlands, Esquire, Machynlleth, Griffith berth, John James, Sodston, Narberth, T. H. William Griffiths, Esquire, Mount Pleasant, James, Talybont, Llawhaden, Thomas James, Machynlleth, William Jones, Cambrian House, Plass Farm, Narberth, Reverend James Jenkins, Machynlleth, Provision Merchant, William M. Newport, William Stephen Jenkins, High-street, Jones, Glasgow House, Machynlleth, Draper, Fishguard, John Andrew Jenkins, Tenby, Reverend Josiah Jones, Macutlwyd House, Reverend Theophilus John, Wolfcastle, Reverend. Machynlleth, Minister of the Gospel, Edward Jacob John, Ambleston, Treffgarne, Reverend Davies, Dolcaradoc, Machynlleth, Gentleman, T. P. John, Pembroke Dock, George John, Green- Reverend William Sylvanus Jones, B.A., Machyn- hill, Pembroke, Reverend James Johns, Neyland, lleth, Minister of the Gospel, Reverend Thomas Reverend L. T. Jones, St. Davids, Lemuel Jones, John Thomas, Ivy House, Machynlleth, Minister Llwynyrhwrdd, Llanfyrnach, Reverend William of the Gospel, E. R. James, Montgomery, Gentle- Jones, Fishguard, Reverend W.Jones, Moelgrove, man, Archibald Graham, Rhydwhiman, Mont- Francis Jones, Charles-street, Milford Haven, gomery. Reverend Joseph Jones, Blaenconin, Clynderwen, For the Town and County of the Town of Reverend D. Jones, Zions Hill, Reverend J. D. Haverfordwest. Jones, Pembroke Dock, John Jones, Grove, Pem- Reverend P. Asmussen, Reverend John R. broke, Reverend D. S. Jones, Bethesda, Narberth, Bennett, Reverend F. N. Colburne, Reverend James W. Llewellyn, Bristgarn, Thomas Llewel-.
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