June 20, 1908 by The Cardiff Times
SUNDAY CLOSING LAW Wm. Griffiths, owner and licensee of the Railway Tavern, Tongwynlais, was summoned before the Llandaff magistrates on Monday for three different offences, selling intoxicating liquor to a […]
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May 23, 1908 by The Cardiff Times
TONGWYNLAIS BUTCHER’S NEGLECT. Wife Locked Him Out. Richard Lewis, a Tongwynlais butcher, wais charged before Mr F. J. Veall and Mr J. Morcom at Cardiff on Saturday at the instance of […]
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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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June 2, 1906 by Evening Express
STUBBORN TONGWYNLAIS MAN An aged farmer named William Rowlands.” now living at Tongwynlais, was brought up in custody before the magistrates at Newport to-day for not paying the amount (7s. 6d. per week) due to […]
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March 30, 1906 by The Cambrian
TONGWYNLAIS TRAGEDY LORD CHIEF JUSTICE DELIVERS SENTENCE. James Mapstooe (27), labourer, married, who was found guilty at Cardiff Assizes on Tuesday of a criminal assault upon Mrs. Maud Speechley at […]
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September 30, 1905 by Evening Express
TONGWYNLAIS. A junior Rugby football club has been formed at Tongwynlais. A general meeting was held last week at the Lewis Arms, when it was unanimously decided to run a […]
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December 12, 1904 by Evening Express
Harris Again Remanded The case was again called at Llandaff Police court this morning in which David Harris, of Tongwynlais, is charged with murdering his wife, Mary Harris, and attempting […]
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April 11, 1904 by Evening Express
TONGWYNLAIS PRIZE-FIGHT A Beaten Pugilist Captured Thomas Raw, collier, of Penrhiwceiber, was charged at Llandaff Police-court this morning (before colonel Woods and Mr. Edgar David) with taking part in a prize-fight, […]
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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 21, 1903 by The Cardiff Times
THE TONGWYNLAIS AFFRAY.. MEDICAL EVIDENCE. Herbert One Mass of Wounds. PRISONER SENT FOR TRIAL The Tongwynlais shooting case again occu- 1 pied the attention of the Llandaff magistrates for some hours on Monday. […]
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June 23, 1903 by Evening Express
TONGWYNLAIS LICENSED VlCTUALLER FINED. At Llandaff Police-court on Monday Margaret Thomas, licensee of the Hauliers’ Arms, Tongwynlais, was summoned for permitting drunkenness on her premises on May 4. Mr. Morgan Rees, […]
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February 24, 1903 by Evening Express
TONGWYNLAIS LANDLORD CHARGED At Caerphilly Police-court to-day (before Messrs. William Rees, Evan Owen, and Dr. Maurice Evans) Albert Dyke, landlord of the Castell Coch Hotel, Tongwynlais, was charged with being drunk whilst […]
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May 2, 1901 by Evening Express
Senghenydd Holocaust SAD INCIDENT. R. Rowlands, one of the victims of the Senghenydd explosion, leaves a widowed mother at Tongwynlais. Rowlands was about 22 years of age, and was very well […]
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