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The church of Llandovery is a large edifice standing at the southern extremity of the town in the vicinity of the Towey. The outside exhibits many appearances of antiquity, but the interior has been sadly modernized.
"Ah, you are a gentleman gentlefolks always find it easier to learn to read a foreign lingo than to speak it, but it's quite the contrary with we poor folks." "One of the most profound truths ever uttered connected with language," said I to myself. I asked him if there were many Church of England people in Llandovery. "A good many," he replied. "Do you belong to the Church?" said I.
He became rich, so they made him a magistrate; had he remained poor they would have hung him in spite of all his fun and good-nature. Well, can't you tell me some of the things he did?" "Oh yes, can tell you plenty. One day in time of fair Tom Shone Catti goes into ironmonger's shop in Llandovery.
About 228 species of fossils are known in the May-Hill division, more than half of which are Wenlock species. The Brachiopods, of which there are 66 species, are almost all Upper Silurian. Tentaculites annulatus, Schlot. Interior casts in sandstone. Upper Llandovery, Eastnor Park, near Malvern.
At Oxford he did not distinguish himself in an advantageous manner, being more remarkable for dissipation and riot than application in the pursuit of learning. Returning to Wales, he was admitted into the ministry, and after the lapse of a few years was appointed vicar of Llandovery. His conduct for a considerable time was not only unbecoming a clergyman, but a human being in any sphere.
Without allowing myself to be disconcerted I advanced to the fire, spread out my hands before it for a minute, gave two or three deep "ahs" of comfort, and then turning round said: "Rather a damp night, gentlemen fire cheering to one who has come the whole way from Llandovery Taking a bit of a walk in Wales, to see the scenery and to observe the manners and customs of the inhabitants Fine country, gentlemen, noble prospects, hill and dale Fine people too open-hearted and generous; no wonder! descendants of the Ancient Britons Hope I don't intrude other room rather cold and smoking If I do, will retire at once don't wish to interrupt any gentleman in their avocations or deliberations scorn to do anything ungenteel or calculated to give offence hope I know how to behave myself ought to do so learnt grammar at the High School at Edinburgh."
I found my way back to my inn and went to bed, after musing awhile on the concluding scene of which I had been witness in the church. Llandovery Griffith ap Nicholas Powerful Enemies Last Words Llandovery Church Rees Pritchard The Wiser Creature God's better than All The Old Vicarage. THE morning of the ninth was very beautiful, with a slight tendency to frost.
Castle after castle rose at Swansea, Carmarthen, Llandovery, Cenarth, Aberystwyth to warn him that the hold of the Norman on the land was tightening. He came to the forests of the Towy; his people rallied round him, and his power extended from the Towy to the Teivy, and from the Teivy to the Dovey.
Master Rees Pritchard, who was not only a churchman, but Vicar of Llandovery, and flourished about two hundred years ago I wish many like him flourished now speaking of hell, in his collection of sweet hymns called the "Welshman's Candle," observes,
The known fauna of the Bala group comprises 565 species, 352 of which are peculiar, and 93, as before stated, are common to the overlying Llandovery rocks. The formation generally appears to be of shallow-water origin, and in that respect is contrasted with the group next to be described.
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