November 10, 1908 by Weekly Mail
RADYR TONGWYNLAIS BRIDGE. The absence of a bridge over the river so as to connect Tongwynlais with Radyr has been a grievance among the residents, the old foot-bridge erected by […]
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October 26, 1907 by Weekly Mail
“FUN” AT TONGWYNLAIS CONSTABLE ACCUSED OF BEING DRUNK. A case which occupied a large share of the sitting of the Llandaff magistrates on Monday was that in which Police constable William George […]
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June 8, 1907 by Weekly Mail
TONGWYNLAIS. GANGER KILLED. During the dinner-hour on Wednesday a fatality occurred under somewhat singular circumstances at Tongwynlais. A gang of men employed on the new line of the Cardiff Railway Company were sitting […]
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December 5, 1903 by Weekly Mail
THE TONGWYNLAIS AFFRAY. TRIAL AT THE GLAMORGAN ASSIZES. The affair at Taff’s Well, which caused a food deal of sensation a few weeks ago, was investigated at the Glamorgan Assizes on Wednesday […]
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November 7, 1891 by Weekly Mail
TONGWYNLAIS WELCOME HOME. On Saturday evening A large number of the friends of Mr. John Henry Spencer dined together at the Lewis Arms, Tongwynlais to bid him welcome home after […]
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June 11, 1887 by Weekly Mail
Beacon Fires at Tongwynlais. It has been decided to erect a bonfire on the top of the Garth Mountain on the 21st of tins month in order to celebrate her Majesty’s […]
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April 5, 1879 by Weekly Mail
TONGWYNLAIS Mrs Evans, landlady of Gwaelodygarth Hotel, Tongwynlais, died on Wednesday morning from a fracture of the skull, caused by falling down stairs on the previous day.
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March 8, 1879 by Weekly Mail
TONGWYNLAIS At Tongwynlais, on Saturday, one of the horses need at the Llan Colliery, which was bitten by a mad dog about six weeks ago, was destroyed in consequence of […]
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