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Welsh politician and magistrate ( 1836-1908 ) Charles William Jones JP Photograph of Jones by Howell & Adams Photographer , Carmarthen Born 1836 ( 1836 ) Carmarthen , Wales Died 15 July 1908( 1908-07-15 ) ( aged 71-72 ) Carmarthen , Wales Political party Conservative Party Charles William Bowen-Jones JP ( 1836 - 15 July 1908 ) was a Welsh politician and magistrate in the county of Carmarthenshire . Early life Jones was born in 1836 in the Welsh borough of Carmarthen , the son of William Edward Bowen-Jones , a justice of the peace and mayor of Carmarthen . Career Jones was admitted to the Pharmaceutical Society on 17 April 1860 and succeeded his father as an apothecary in Lammas Street , Carmarthen . Being possessed of wealth , he retired in the mid-1870s and entered politics . He was elected to the Carmarthen Borough Council as a Conservative shortly after and then to the aldermanic bench , a position he relinquished when it became necessary for him to seek re-election at the hands of the ratepayers . He was twice elected as Mayor of Carmarthen and was placed on the commission of the peace for the borough and county . By the late 1890s , he was also elected Vice-chairman of Carmarthenshire in recognition of his services to Carmarthen and the monthly courts of St . Clears and Llanboidy . Jones was also an impartial administrator of the law and took a keen interest in magisterial work . For many years he was elected successively as a representative of the court of quarter sessions on the Standing Joint Committee , and he was a member of the Visiting Committee to H.M. Prison , Carmarthen . Jones was a governor of the Carmarthenshire Infirmary and chairman of the directors of the Carmarthen Gas Company . Marriage Jones married Frances Agnes Vaughan , the daughter of Col . Eugene James Vaughan , on 13 June 1867 in St Peter 's Church , Carmarthen . After the marriage , they resided at Lammas Street , Carmarthen near the business of Jones ' father , where he spent much of his time . They had a stillbirth in January 1868 . According to Jones , they lived comfortably together until the end of 1871 , when she began an affair with John Lewis , a married timber merchant and former Mayor of Carmarthen . He forbade her from seeing Lewis , but she continued to do so . Shortly after her father 's death in October 1871 , he gave her a push as she was getting out of bed and told her to sleep with the servant . Several anonymous letters regarding the affair were sent to Jones , which he always showed her . Because of their differences , they took meals separately . When she miscarried in November 1872 , he walked into her room , locked the door , and told her that many a man would strike her had he been provoked like this , but ostensibly he did not strike her . In July of the following year , Jones received a letter addressed to his wife , which he believed had been written by Lewis . It read " Dear dear Fanny , meet me where you did last night and we can make an appointment for to-night . " In April 1874 , it was arranged that she would stay at her mother 's and he signed an agreement offering to take her back after six months , so long as the affair did not continue and he found her conduct acceptable . After this event , it was observed that she and Lewis often met clandestinely and they were seen in fields together under adulterous circumstances . At the seaside village of Llansteffan , they were seen emerging from a cave . Jones vs . Jones and Lewis The case of Jones vs . Jones and Lewis , a petition for a dissolution of the marriage between Charles William Jones and Frances Agnes Jones on the ground of her adultery with John Lewis , was heard on two separate occasions on 19 and 22 July 1875 before James Hannen , Baron Hannen and a special jury . Jones and Lewis denied his charging them with adultery and she alleged that he had acted cruelly towards her . Jones denied the charge of cruelty , his angry words having been admissible by the intimacy between his wife and Lewis . Under cross-examination , Jones said he did not remember calling his wife a " barren b- " and that she did not take care of herself when pregnant as he had asked her to . They had often talked about not having children , he said , and he often took her out to concerts and the circus . He could not recall having said , as claimed , that hopes of his father not remarrying were blighted hy her , because she had had no children , but he could recall plainly that she had wished she was dead and that some mention of divorce was made . Regardless of the intimacy between his wife and Lewis , he said he had always tried to remain on friendly terms with her , but was still much annoyed . He did not say he wanted a divorce , but admitted that he would marry again in such an event . Jones told the court that he was naturally of a jealous disposion , as his wife was a very attractive woman and popular with most people . Under re-examination , Jones said he had not had any disputes with his wife until he discovered that she was being unfaithful . He did not take objection to her having amusement , but did object to her going out by herself at night and meeting John Lewis . After his wife had left , he recalled that he had received several letters from her , including one that commenced " Dear Charles " , asking him to take her back . Several witnesses were then called to give their accounts and recalled seeing his wife and Lewis in clandestine circumstances . The jury found that Jones had not been guilty of cruelty and that Lewis and Jones ' wife had not been guilty of adultery . Baron Hannen said he hoped a resumption of the agreement entered into of cohabitation in six months might be carried out . Death and funeral Jones died on 15 July 1908 at his residence Gwynfryn , a Grade II * listed building in Penllwyn Park , Carmarthen . He was discovered by his housekeeper at about 8:15 pm lying unresponsive on the floor , having been heard by her at about 8:00 pm moving about his room . In the time leading up to his death , Jones had suffered a paralytic stroke , and although treated for heart trouble , he had been apprehensive of a sudden death . His funeral at the Carmarthen Cemetery was conducted by the Archeadon of Carmarthen Owen Evans . Amongst those present at the cortège were James Hills-Johnes , Dudley Williams-Drummond , and William Henry Morgan Yelverton . Will Jones ' will was written on 27 July 1904 and his bequests were the subject of much media and public attention . The will , of which probate was granted in London containing four codicils dated 21 March 1906 , 15 March 1907 , 1 October 1907 , and 22 October 1907 , bequeathed thousands of pounds to his servants and several charities , but only a shilling to his wife . Jones left the Gwynfryn property , two cottages , and the field of Parkynol to his servant Elizabeth Owens . She chose not to live at Gwynfryn and sold it to John Lewis . He left two houses in Magazine Row to his servant James Davies . He also left large bequests to the mayor , ex-mayor and town clerk of Carmarthen , the minister of the Welsh Independent Chapel , the registrars of the Probate Registry and County Court at Carmarthen , and the manager of the London and Provincial Bank at Carmarthen . He left smaller bequests to the Royal National Lifeboat Institution , the British and Foreign Bible Society , the London Missionary Society , and the Church Missionary Society . Jones left a large bequest to the Carmarthenshire Infirmary to be used for the erection of a ward for sick children known as the " Charles William Ward " and a large bequest to the vicar and churchwardens of St Peter 's Church , Carmarthen to be used in the purchase of bread and coal to be distributed to the poor on New Year 's Day each year known as the " Charles William Jones charity " . He also directed his executors to erect a memorial window to his memory in St Peter 's Church with the instruction of not exceeding the sum of £200 in applying for that purpose .

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welsh politician [PERSON] and magistrate [UNKNOWN] ( 1836-1908 ) charles william jones [PERSON] jp photograph [PERSON] of jones [PERSON] by howell [PERSON] & adams photographer [PERSON] , carmarthen born [PERSON] 1836 ( 1836 ) carmarthen [UNKNOWN] , wales [PLACE] died 15 july [PERIOD] 1908( 1908-07-15 ) ( aged 71-72 ) carmarthen [UNKNOWN] , wales [PLACE] political party conservative [PERSON] party charles william bowen-jones jp ( 1836 - 15 july [PERIOD] 1908 ) was a welsh politician [PERSON] and magistrate [UNKNOWN] in the county [PLACE] of carmarthenshire [PLACE] . early life jones [PERSON] was born in 1836 in the welsh borough [ESTATE] of carmarthen [UNKNOWN] , the son [PERSON] of william edward bowen-jones , a justice [PROPERTY] of the peace [STATE] and mayor [HUMAN ROLE] of carmarthen [UNKNOWN] . career jones [PERSON] was admitted to the pharmaceutical society [INSTITUTION] on 17 april [PERIOD] 1860 and succeeded his father [PERSON] as an apothecary [PERSON] in lammas street [PLACE] , carmarthen [UNKNOWN] . being possessed of wealth [COLLECTION] , he retired in the mid-1870s and entered politics [ACT] . he was elected to the carmarthen [UNKNOWN] borough [ESTATE] council [HUMAN GROUP] as a conservative [PERSON] shortly after and then to the aldermanic bench [ROOM] , a position [POSITION] he relinquished when it became necessary for him to seek re-election at the hands [PERSON] of the ratepayers [PERSON] . he was twice elected as mayor [HUMAN ROLE] of carmarthen [UNKNOWN] and was placed on the commission [EVENT] of the peace [STATE] for the borough [ESTATE] and county [PLACE] . by the late 1890s , he was also elected vice-chairman of carmarthenshire [PLACE] in recognition [STATE] of his services [AGREEMENT] to carmarthen [UNKNOWN] and the monthly courts [EVENT] of st . clears [UNKNOWN] and llanboidy [UNKNOWN] . jones [PERSON] was also an impartial administrator [PERSON] of the law [PERSON] and took a keen interest [PERSON] in magisterial work [ACTIVITY] . for many years [PERIOD] he was elected successively as a representative of the court [PLACE] of quarter sessions [PLACE] on the standing joint committee [HUMAN GROUP] , and he was a member [PERSON] of the visiting committee [HUMAN GROUP] to h.m. prison [PLACE] , carmarthen [UNKNOWN] . jones [PERSON] was a governor [PERSON] of the carmarthenshire infirmary [PLACE] and chairman [HEAD] of the directors [PERSON] of the carmarthen gas company [INSTITUTION] . marriage [EVENT] jones [PERSON] married frances agnes vaughan [PERSON] , the daughter [PERSON] of col [PERSON] . eugene james vaughan [PERSON] , on 13 june [PERIOD] 1867 in st peter [PLACE] 's church [PERSON] , carmarthen [UNKNOWN] . after the marriage [EVENT] , they resided at lammas street [PLACE] , carmarthen [UNKNOWN] near the business [ARRANGEMENT] of jones [PERSON] ' father [PERSON] , where he spent [UNKNOWN] much of his time [PERIOD] . they had a stillbirth [PROCESS] in january [PERIOD] 1868 . according to jones [PERSON] , they lived comfortably together until the end [UNKNOWN] of 1871 , when she began an affair [EVENT] with john lewis [PERSON] , a married timber merchant [PERSON] and former mayor [HUMAN ROLE] of carmarthen [UNKNOWN] . he forbade her from seeing lewis [PERSON] , but she continued to do so . shortly after her father [PERSON] 's death [EVENT] in october [PERIOD] 1871 , he gave her a push [EVENT] as she was getting out of bed [EVENT] and told her to sleep with the servant [PERSON] . several anonymous letters [EVENT] regarding the affair [EVENT] were sent to jones [PERSON] , which he always showed her . because of their differences [STATE] , they took meals [ABSTRACT ENTITY] separately . when she miscarried in november [PERIOD] 1872 , he walked into her room [ROOM] , locked the door [EVENT] , and told her that many a man [PERSON] would strike her had he been provoked like this , but ostensibly he did not strike her . in july [PERIOD] of the following year [PERIOD] , jones [PERSON] received a letter [EVENT] addressed to his wife [PERSON] , which he believed had been written by lewis [PERSON] . it read " dear [PERSON] dear fanny [PERSON] , meet me where you did last night [PERIOD] and we can make an appointment [DECISION] for to-night . " in april [PERIOD] 1874 , it was arranged that she would stay at her mother [PERSON] 's and he signed an agreement [AGREEMENT] offering to take her back after six months [PERIOD] , so long as the affair [EVENT] did not continue and he found her conduct acceptable . after this event [EVENT] , it was observed that she and lewis [PERSON] often met clandestinely and they were seen in fields [PLACE] together under adulterous circumstances [EVENT] . at the seaside village [PLACE] of llansteffan [UNKNOWN] , they were seen emerging from a cave [PERSON] . jones vs [PERSON] . jones [PERSON] and lewis [PERSON] the case [PERSON] of jones vs [PERSON] . jones [PERSON] and lewis [PERSON] , a petition [ACT] for a dissolution [EVENT] of the marriage [EVENT] between charles william jones [PERSON] and frances agnes jones [PERSON] on the ground [UNKNOWN] of her adultery [PERSON] with john lewis [PERSON] , was heard on two separate occasions [EVENT] on 19 and 22 july [PERIOD] 1875 before james hannen [PERSON] , baron hannen [PERSON] and a special jury [PERSON] . jones [PERSON] and lewis [PERSON] denied his charging them with adultery [PERSON] and she alleged that he had acted cruelly towards her . jones [PERSON] denied the charge [PLACE] of cruelty [STATE] , his angry words [WORD] having been admissible by the intimacy [PERSON] between his wife [PERSON] and lewis [PERSON] . under cross-examination , jones [PERSON] said he did not remember calling his wife [PERSON] a " barren [PERSON] b- " and that she did not take care [ABSTRACT ENTITY] of herself when pregnant as he had asked her to . they had often talked about not having children [PERSON] , he said , and he often took her out to concerts [AGREEMENT] and the circus [EVENT] . he could not recall having said , as claimed , that hopes [EVENT] of his father [PERSON] not remarrying were blighted hy her , because she had had no children [PERSON] , but he could recall plainly that she had wished she was dead and that some mention [EVENT] of divorce [PROCESS] was made . regardless of the intimacy [PERSON] between his wife [PERSON] and lewis [PERSON] , he said he had always tried to remain on friendly terms [TERM] with her , but was still much annoyed . he did not say he wanted a divorce [PROCESS] , but admitted that he would marry again in such an event [EVENT] . jones [PERSON] told the court [PLACE] that he was naturally of a jealous disposion [UNKNOWN] , as his wife [PERSON] was a very attractive woman [PERSON] and popular with most people [HUMAN GROUP] . under re-examination , jones [PERSON] said he had not had any disputes [DISPUTE] with his wife [PERSON] until he discovered that she was being unfaithful . he did not take objection [STATEMENT] to her having amusement [ACTIVITY] , but did object to her going out by herself at night [PERIOD] and meeting john lewis [PERSON] [PERSON] . after his wife [PERSON] had left , he recalled that he had received several letters [EVENT] from her , including one that commenced " dear charles [PERSON] " , asking him to take her back . several witnesses [PROCESS] were then called to give their accounts [COLLECTION] and recalled seeing his wife [PERSON] and lewis [PERSON] in clandestine circumstances [EVENT] . the jury [PERSON] found that jones [PERSON] had not been guilty [DECISION] of cruelty [STATE] and that lewis [PERSON] and jones [PERSON] ' wife [PERSON] had not been guilty [DECISION] of adultery [PERSON] . baron hannen [PERSON] said he hoped a resumption [ACT] of the agreement [AGREEMENT] entered into of cohabitation [PERSON] in six months [PERIOD] might be carried out . death [EVENT] and funeral jones [PERSON] died on 15 july [PERIOD] 1908 at his residence gwynfryn [PLACE] , a grade ii [UNKNOWN] * listed building in penllwyn park [PLACE] , carmarthen [UNKNOWN] . he was discovered by his housekeeper [PERSON] at about 8:15 pm lying unresponsive on the floor [PERSON] , having been heard by her at about 8:00 pm moving about his room [ROOM] . in the time [PERIOD] leading up to his death [EVENT] , jones [PERSON] had suffered a paralytic stroke [PERSON] , and although treated for heart trouble [ENTITY] , he had been apprehensive of a sudden death [EVENT] . his funeral [PERSON] at the carmarthen cemetery [PLACE] was conducted by the archeadon [UNKNOWN] of carmarthen owen evans [PERSON] . amongst those present [PERIOD] at the cortège [UNKNOWN] were james hills-johnes , dudley williams-drummond , and william henry morgan yelverton [PERSON] . will jones [PERSON] ' will [PERSON] was written on 27 july [PERIOD] 1904 and his bequests [PROCESS] were the subject [ABILITY] of much media [MEDIUM] and public attention [STATE] . the will [PERSON] , of which probate [PERSON] was granted in london [PLACE] containing four codicils [UNKNOWN] dated 21 march [PERIOD] 1906 , 15 march [PERIOD] 1907 , 1 october [PERIOD] 1907 , and 22 october [PERIOD] 1907 , bequeathed thousands [UNKNOWN] of pounds [UNIT] to his servants [PERSON] and several charities [ATTITUDE] , but only a shilling [VALUE] to his wife [PERSON] . jones [PERSON] left the gwynfryn property [PROPERTY] , two cottages [EVENT] , and the field [PLACE] of parkynol [UNKNOWN] to his servant elizabeth owens [PERSON] . she chose not to live at gwynfryn [PLACE] and sold it to john lewis [PERSON] . he left two houses [UNKNOWN] in magazine row [PERSON] to his servant james davies [PERSON] . he also left large bequests [PROCESS] to the mayor [HUMAN ROLE] , ex-mayor and town clerk [PERSON] of carmarthen [UNKNOWN] , the minister [HUMAN ROLE] of the welsh independent chapel [PERSON] , the registrars [PERSON] of the probate registry [EVENT] and county court [PLACE] at carmarthen [UNKNOWN] , and the manager [PERSON] of the london [PLACE] and provincial bank [PLACE] at carmarthen [UNKNOWN] . he left smaller bequests [PROCESS] to the royal national lifeboat institution [INSTITUTION] , the british [UNKNOWN] and foreign bible society [INSTITUTION] , the london missionary society [INSTITUTION] , and the church missionary society [INSTITUTION] . jones [PERSON] left a large bequest [PROCESS] to the carmarthenshire infirmary [PLACE] to be used for the erection [LANGUAGE] of a ward [PERSON] for sick children [PERSON] known as the " charles william ward [PERSON] " and a large bequest [PROCESS] to the vicar [PERSON] and churchwardens [UNKNOWN] of st peter [PLACE] 's church [PERSON] , carmarthen [UNKNOWN] to be used in the purchase [ACQUISITION] of bread [PERSON] and coal [FORCE] to be distributed to the poor [UNKNOWN] on new year [PERIOD] 's day [PERIOD] each year [PERIOD] known as the " charles william jones [PERSON] charity [PERSON] " . he also directed his executors [UNKNOWN] to erect a memorial window [EVENT] to his memory [ABSTRACT ENTITY] in st peter [PLACE] 's church [PERSON] with the instruction [EVENT] of not exceeding the sum [PERSON] of £200 in applying for that purpose [PURPOSE] .

## Objects found

Id | Form | Freq | Tag | Context | Error
1 | jones | 20 | PERSON | charles william jones jp photograph of jones by howell & adams photographer , carmarthen born 1836 ( 1836 ) carmarthen , wales died 15 july 1908( 1908-07-15 ) ( aged 71-72 ) |
2 | carmarthen | 16 | UNKNOWN | charles william jones jp photograph of jones by howell & adams photographer , carmarthen born 1836 ( 1836 ) carmarthen , wales died 15 july 1908( 1908-07-15 ) ( aged 71-72 ) |
3 | wife | 10 | PERSON | in july of the following year , jones received a letter addressed to his wife , which he believed had been written by lewis . |
4 | lewis | 8 | PERSON | according to jones , they lived comfortably together until the end of 1871 , when she began an affair with john lewis , a married timber merchant and former mayor of carmarthen . |
5 | july | 6 | PERIOD | charles william jones jp photograph of jones by howell & adams photographer , carmarthen born 1836 ( 1836 ) carmarthen , wales died 15 july 1908( 1908-07-15 ) ( aged 71-72 ) |
6 | death | 4 | EVENT | shortly after her father 's death in october 1871 , he gave her a push as she was getting out of bed and told her to sleep with the servant . |
7 | mayor | 4 | HUMAN ROLE | jones was born in 1836 in the welsh borough of carmarthen , the son of william edward bowen-jones , a justice of the peace and mayor of carmarthen . |
8 | father | 4 | PERSON | jones was admitted to the pharmaceutical society on 17 april 1860 and succeeded his father as an apothecary in lammas street , carmarthen . |
9 | john lewis | 3 | PERSON | according to jones , they lived comfortably together until the end of 1871 , when she began an affair with john lewis , a married timber merchant and former mayor of carmarthen . |
10 | church | 3 | PERSON | eugene james vaughan , on 13 june 1867 in st peter 's church , carmarthen . |
11 | bequests | 3 | PROCESS | will jones ' will was written on 27 july 1904 and his bequests were the subject of much media and public attention . |
12 | affair | 3 | EVENT | according to jones , they lived comfortably together until the end of 1871 , when she began an affair with john lewis , a married timber merchant and former mayor of carmarthen . |
13 | adultery | 3 | PERSON | agnes jones on the ground of her adultery with john lewis , was heard on two separate occasions on 19 and 22 july 1875 before james hannen , baron hannen and a special jury . |
14 | october | 3 | PERIOD | shortly after her father 's death in october 1871 , he gave her a push as she was getting out of bed and told her to sleep with the servant . |
15 | st peter | 3 | PLACE | eugene james vaughan , on 13 june 1867 in st peter 's church , carmarthen . |
16 | marriage | 2 | EVENT | marriage |
17 | circumstances | 2 | EVENT | after this event , it was observed that she and lewis often met clandestinely and they were seen in fields together under adulterous circumstances . |
18 | april | 2 | PERIOD | jones was admitted to the pharmaceutical society on 17 april 1860 and succeeded his father as an apothecary in lammas street , carmarthen . |
19 | children | 2 | PERSON | they had often talked about not having children , he said , and he often took her out to concerts and the circus . |
20 | lammas street | 2 | PLACE | jones was admitted to the pharmaceutical society on 17 april 1860 and succeeded his father as an apothecary in lammas street , carmarthen . |
21 | magistrate | 2 | UNKNOWN | welsh politician and magistrate ( 1836-1908 ) |
22 | carmarthenshire infirmary | 2 | PLACE | jones was a governor of the carmarthenshire infirmary and chairman of the directors of the carmarthen gas company . |
23 | cruelty | 2 | STATE | jones denied the charge of cruelty , his angry words having been admissible by the intimacy between his wife and lewis . |
24 | county | 2 | PLACE | welsh politician and magistrate in the county of carmarthenshire . |
25 | months | 2 | PERIOD | in april 1874 , it was arranged that she would stay at her mother 's and he signed an agreement offering to take her back after six months , so long as the affair did not continue and he found her conduct acceptable . |
26 | agreement | 2 | AGREEMENT | in april 1874 , it was arranged that she would stay at her mother 's and he signed an agreement offering to take her back after six months , so long as the affair did not continue and he found her conduct acceptable . |
27 | room | 2 | ROOM | when she miscarried in november 1872 , he walked into her room , locked the door , and told her that many a man would strike her had he been provoked like this , but ostensibly he did not strike her . |
28 | politician | 2 | PERSON | welsh politician and magistrate ( 1836-1908 ) |
29 | bequest | 2 | PROCESS | jones left a large bequest to the carmarthenshire infirmary to be used for the erection of a ward for sick children known as the " charles william ward " and a large bequest to the vicar and churchwardens of st peter 's church , carmarthen to be used in the purchase of bread and coal to be distributed to the poor on new year 's day each year known as the " charles william jones charity " . |
30 | court | 2 | PLACE | for many years he was elected successively as a representative of the court of quarter sessions on the standing joint committee , and he was a member of the visiting committee to h.m. prison , carmarthen . |
31 | time | 2 | PERIOD | after the marriage , they resided at lammas street , carmarthen near the business of jones ' father , where he spent much of his time . |
32 | march | 2 | PERIOD | the will , of which probate was granted in london containing four codicils dated 21 march 1906 , 15 march 1907 , 1 october 1907 , and 22 october 1907 , bequeathed thousands of pounds to his servants and several charities , but only a shilling to his wife . |
33 | peace | 2 | STATE | jones was born in 1836 in the welsh borough of carmarthen , the son of william edward bowen-jones , a justice of the peace and mayor of carmarthen . |
34 | jones vs | 2 | PERSON | jones vs . |
35 | year | 2 | PERIOD | in july of the following year , jones received a letter addressed to his wife , which he believed had been written by lewis . |
36 | event | 2 | EVENT | after this event , it was observed that she and lewis often met clandestinely and they were seen in fields together under adulterous circumstances . |
37 | carmarthenshire | 2 | PLACE | welsh politician and magistrate in the county of carmarthenshire . |
38 | london | 2 | PLACE | the will , of which probate was granted in london containing four codicils dated 21 march 1906 , 15 march 1907 , 1 october 1907 , and 22 october 1907 , bequeathed thousands of pounds to his servants and several charities , but only a shilling to his wife . |
39 | letters | 2 | EVENT | several anonymous letters regarding the affair were sent to jones , which he always showed her . |
40 | divorce | 2 | PROCESS | he could not recall having said , as claimed , that hopes of his father not remarrying were blighted hy her , because she had had no children , but he could recall plainly that she had wished she was dead and that some mention of divorce was made . |
41 | intimacy | 2 | PERSON | jones denied the charge of cruelty , his angry words having been admissible by the intimacy between his wife and lewis . |
42 | night | 2 | PERIOD | it read " dear dear fanny , meet me where you did last night and we can make an appointment for to night . " |
43 | baron hannen | 2 | PERSON | agnes jones on the ground of her adultery with john lewis , was heard on two separate occasions on 19 and 22 july 1875 before james hannen , baron hannen and a special jury . |
44 | jury | 2 | PERSON | agnes jones on the ground of her adultery with john lewis , was heard on two separate occasions on 19 and 22 july 1875 before james hannen , baron hannen and a special jury . |
45 | guilty | 2 | DECISION | the jury found that jones had not been guilty of cruelty and that lewis and jones ' wife had not been guilty of adultery . |
46 | council | 1 | HUMAN GROUP | he was elected to the carmarthen borough council as a conservative shortly after and then to the aldermanic bench , a position he relinquished when it became necessary for him to seek re-election at the hands of the ratepayers . |
47 | coal | 1 | FORCE | jones left a large bequest to the carmarthenshire infirmary to be used for the erection of a ward for sick children known as the " charles william ward " and a large bequest to the vicar and churchwardens of st peter 's church , carmarthen to be used in the purchase of bread and coal to be distributed to the poor on new year 's day each year known as the " charles william jones charity " . |
48 | chairman | 1 | HEAD | by the late 1890s , he was also elected vice chairman of carmarthenshire in recognition of his services to carmarthen and the monthly courts of st . clears and llanboidy . |
49 | charles william jones charity | 1 | PERSON | jones left a large bequest to the carmarthenshire infirmary to be used for the erection of a ward for sick children known as the " charles william ward " and a large bequest to the vicar and churchwardens of st peter 's church , carmarthen to be used in the purchase of bread and coal to be distributed to the poor on new year 's day each year known as the " charles william jones charity " . |
50 | ground | 1 | UNKNOWN | agnes jones on the ground of her adultery with john lewis , was heard on two separate occasions on 19 and 22 july 1875 before james hannen , baron hannen and a special jury . |
51 | seaside village | 1 | PLACE | at the seaside village of llansteffan , they were seen emerging from a cave . |
52 | case | 1 | PERSON | the case of jones vs . |
53 | son | 1 | PERSON | jones was born in 1836 in the welsh borough of carmarthen , the son of william edward bowen-jones , a justice of the peace and mayor of carmarthen . |
54 | british | 1 | UNKNOWN | he left smaller bequests to the royal national lifeboat institution , the british and foreign bible society , the london missionary society , and the church missionary society . |
55 | barren | 1 | PERSON | under cross-examination , jones said he did not remember calling his wife a " barren b- " and that she did not take care of herself when pregnant as he had asked her to . |
56 | ward | 1 | PERSON | jones left a large bequest to the carmarthenshire infirmary to be used for the erection of a ward for sick children known as the " charles william ward " and a large bequest to the vicar and churchwardens of st peter 's church , carmarthen to be used in the purchase of bread and coal to be distributed to the poor on new year 's day each year known as the " charles william jones charity " . |
57 | wealth | 1 | COLLECTION | being possessed of wealth , he retired in the mid-1870s and entered politics . |
58 | howell | 1 | PERSON | charles william jones jp photograph of jones by howell & adams photographer , carmarthen born 1836 ( 1836 ) carmarthen , wales died 15 july 1908( 1908-07-15 ) ( aged 71-72 ) |
59 | accounts | 1 | COLLECTION | several witnesses were then called to give their accounts and recalled seeing his wife and lewis in clandestine circumstances . |
60 | memory | 1 | ABSTRACT ENTITY | he also directed his executors to erect a memorial window to his memory in st peter 's |
61 | ratepayers | 1 | PERSON | he was elected to the carmarthen borough council as a conservative shortly after and then to the aldermanic bench , a position he relinquished when it became necessary for him to seek re-election at the hands of the ratepayers . |
62 | archeadon | 1 | UNKNOWN | his funeral at the carmarthen cemetery was conducted by the archeadon of carmarthen owen evans . |
63 | field | 1 | PLACE | jones left the gwynfryn property , two cottages , and the field of parkynol to his servant elizabeth owens . |
64 | county court | 1 | EVENT | he also left large bequests to the mayor , ex-mayor and town clerk of carmarthen , the minister of the welsh independent chapel , the registrars of the probate registry and county court at carmarthen , and the manager of the london and provincial bank at carmarthen . |
65 | welsh borough | 1 | PLACE | jones was born in 1836 in the welsh borough of carmarthen , the son of william edward bowen-jones , a justice of the peace and mayor of carmarthen . |
66 | end | 1 | UNKNOWN | according to jones , they lived comfortably together until the end of 1871 , when she began an affair with john lewis , a married timber merchant and former mayor of carmarthen . |
67 | work | 1 | ACTIVITY | jones was also an impartial administrator of the law and took a keen interest in magisterial work . |
68 | cohabitation | 1 | PERSON | baron hannen said he hoped a resumption of the agreement entered into of cohabitation in six months might be carried out . |
69 | llanboidy | 1 | UNKNOWN | by the late 1890s , he was also elected vice-chairman of carmarthenshire in recognition of his services to carmarthen and the monthly courts of st . clears and llanboidy . |
70 | wales | 1 | PLACE | charles william jones jp photograph of jones by howell & adams photographer , carmarthen born 1836 ( 1836 ) carmarthen , wales died 15 july 1908( 1908-07-15 ) ( aged 71-72 ) |
71 | mother | 1 | PERSON | in april 1874 , it was arranged that she would stay at her mother 's and he signed an agreement offering to take her back after six months , so long as the affair did not continue and he found her conduct acceptable . |
72 | commission | 1 | EVENT | he was twice elected as mayor of carmarthen and was placed on the commission of the peace for the borough and county . |
73 | differences | 1 | STATE | because of their differences , they took meals separately . |
74 | administrator | 1 | PERSON | jones was also an impartial administrator of the law and took a keen interest in magisterial work . |
75 | window | 1 | EVENT | he also directed his executors to erect a memorial window to his memory in st peter 's |
76 | grade ii | 1 | UNKNOWN | death and funeral jones died on 15 july 1908 at his residence gwynfryn , a grade ii * |
77 | james hills johnes | 1 | PERSON |  |
78 | care | 1 | ABSTRACT ENTITY | under cross-examination , jones said he did not remember calling his wife a " barren b- " and that she did not take care of herself when pregnant as he had asked her to . |
79 | disputes | 1 | DISPUTE | under re-examination , jones said he had not had any disputes with his wife until he discovered that she was being unfaithful . |
80 | interest | 1 | PERSON | jones was also an impartial administrator of the law and took a keen interest in magisterial work . |
81 | terms | 1 | TERM | regardless of the intimacy between his wife and lewis , he said he had always tried to remain on friendly terms with her , but was still much annoyed . |
82 | business | 1 | ARRANGEMENT | after the marriage , they resided at lammas street , carmarthen near the business of jones ' father , where he spent much of his time . |
83 | woman | 1 | PERSON | jones told the court that he was naturally of a jealous disposion , as his wife was a very attractive woman and popular with most people . |
84 | carmarthen gas company | 1 | INSTITUTION | jones was a governor of the carmarthenshire infirmary and chairman of the directors of the carmarthen gas company . |
85 | man | 1 | PERSON | when she miscarried in november 1872 , he walked into her room , locked the door , and told her that many a man would strike her had he been provoked like this , but ostensibly he did not strike her . |
86 | charities | 1 | ATTITUDE | the will , of which probate was granted in london containing four codicils dated 21 march 1906 , 15 march 1907 , 1 october 1907 , and 22 october 1907 , bequeathed thousands of pounds to his servants and several charities , but only a shilling to his wife . |
87 | dear charles | 1 | PERSON | after his wife had left , he recalled that he had received several letters from her , including one that commenced " dear charles " , asking him to take her back . |
88 | pounds | 1 | UNIT | the will , of which probate was granted in london containing four codicils dated 21 march 1906 , 15 march 1907 , 1 october 1907 , and 22 october 1907 , bequeathed thousands of pounds to his servants and several charities , but only a shilling to his wife . |
89 | manager | 1 | PERSON | he also left large bequests to the mayor , ex-mayor and town clerk of carmarthen , the minister of the welsh independent chapel , the registrars of the probate registry and county court at carmarthen , and the manager of the london and provincial bank at carmarthen . |
90 | probate registry | 1 | EVENT | he also left large bequests to the mayor , ex-mayor and town clerk of carmarthen , the minister of the welsh independent chapel , the registrars of the probate registry and county court at carmarthen , and the manager of the london and provincial bank at carmarthen . |
91 | funeral jones | 1 | PERSON | death and funeral jones died on 15 july 1908 at his residence gwynfryn , a grade ii * |
92 | politics | 1 | ACT | being possessed of wealth , he retired in the mid-1870s and entered politics . |
93 | appointment | 1 | DECISION | it read " dear dear fanny , meet me where you did last night and we can make an appointment for to-night . " |
94 | minister | 1 | HUMAN ROLE | he also left large bequests to the mayor , ex-mayor and town clerk of carmarthen , the minister of the welsh independent chapel , the registrars of the probate registry and county court at carmarthen , and the manager of the london and provincial bank at carmarthen . |
95 | visiting committee | 1 | HUMAN GROUP | for many years he was elected successively as a representative of the court of quarter sessions on the standing joint committee , and he was a member of the visiting committee to h.m. prison , carmarthen . |
96 | codicils | 1 | UNKNOWN | the will , of which probate was granted in london containing four codicils dated 21 march 1906 , 15 march 1907 , 1 october 1907 , and 22 october 1907 , bequeathed thousands of pounds to his servants and several charities , but only a shilling to his wife . |
97 | push | 1 | EVENT | shortly after her father 's death in october 1871 , he gave her a push as she was getting out of bed and told her to sleep with the servant . |
98 | ex mayor | 1 | HUMAN ROLE |  |
99 | dear | 1 | PERSON | it read " dear dear fanny , meet me where you did last night and we can make an appointment for to-night . " |
100 | registrars | 1 | PERSON | he also left large bequests to the mayor , ex-mayor and town clerk of carmarthen , the minister of the welsh independent chapel , the registrars of the probate registry and county court at carmarthen , and the manager of the london and provincial bank at carmarthen . |
101 | houses | 1 | UNKNOWN | he left two houses in magazine row to his servant james davies . |
102 | pharmaceutical society | 1 | INSTITUTION | jones was admitted to the pharmaceutical society on 17 april 1860 and succeeded his father as an apothecary in lammas street , carmarthen . |
103 | will jones | 1 | PERSON | will jones ' will was written on 27 july 1904 and his bequests were the subject of much media and public attention . |
104 | timber merchant | 1 | PERSON | according to jones , they lived comfortably together until the end of 1871 , when she began an affair with john lewis , a married timber merchant and former mayor of carmarthen . |
105 | penllwyn park | 1 | PLACE | listed building in penllwyn park , carmarthen . |
106 | career jones | 1 | PERSON |  |
107 | position | 1 | POSITION | he was elected to the carmarthen borough council as a conservative shortly after and then to the aldermanic bench , a position he relinquished when it became necessary for him to seek re-election at the hands of the ratepayers . |
108 | magazine row | 1 | PERSON | he left two houses in magazine row to his servant james davies . |
109 | january | 1 | PERIOD | they had a stillbirth in january 1868 . |
110 | vicar | 1 | PERSON | jones left a large bequest to the carmarthenshire infirmary to be used for the erection of a ward for sick children known as the " charles william ward " and a large bequest to the vicar and churchwardens of st peter 's church , carmarthen to be used in the purchase of bread and coal to be distributed to the poor on new year 's day each year known as the " charles william jones charity " . |
111 | recognition | 1 | STATE | by the late 1890s , he was also elected vice-chairman of carmarthenshire in recognition of his services to carmarthen and the monthly courts of st . clears and llanboidy . |
112 | services | 1 | AGREEMENT | by the late 1890s , he was also elected vice-chairman of carmarthenshire in recognition of his services to carmarthen and the monthly courts of st . clears and llanboidy . |
113 | charles william ward | 1 | PERSON | jones left a large bequest to the carmarthenshire infirmary to be used for the erection of a ward for sick children known as the " charles william ward " and a large bequest to the vicar and churchwardens of st peter 's church , carmarthen to be used in the purchase of bread and coal to be distributed to the poor on new year 's day each year known as the " charles william jones charity " . |
114 | gwynfryn | 1 | PLACE | death and funeral jones died on 15 july 1908 at his residence gwynfryn , a grade ii * |
115 | cottages | 1 | EVENT | jones left the gwynfryn property , two cottages , and the field of parkynol to his servant elizabeth owens . |
116 | purchase | 1 | ACQUISITION | jones left a large bequest to the carmarthenshire infirmary to be used for the erection of a ward for sick children known as the " charles william ward " and a large bequest to the vicar and churchwardens of st peter 's church , carmarthen to be used in the purchase of bread and coal to be distributed to the poor on new year 's day each year known as the " charles william jones charity " . |
117 | town clerk | 1 | PERSON | he also left large bequests to the mayor , ex-mayor and town clerk of carmarthen , the minister of the welsh independent chapel , the registrars of the probate registry and county court at carmarthen , and the manager of the london and provincial bank at carmarthen . |
118 | servant james davies | 1 | PERSON | he left two houses in magazine row to his servant james davies . |
119 | col | 1 | PERSON | jones married frances agnes vaughan , the daughter of col . |
120 | executors | 1 | UNKNOWN | he also directed his executors to erect a memorial window to his memory in st peter 's |
121 | daughter | 1 | PERSON | jones married frances agnes vaughan , the daughter of col . |
122 | housekeeper | 1 | PERSON | he was discovered by his housekeeper at about 8:15 pm lying unresponsive on the floor , having been heard by her at about 8:00 pm moving about his room . |
123 | conservative | 1 | PERSON | carmarthen , wales political party conservative party charles william bowen-jones jp ( 1836 - 15 july 1908 ) was a |
124 | poor | 1 | UNKNOWN | jones left a large bequest to the carmarthenshire infirmary to be used for the erection of a ward for sick children known as the " charles william ward " and a large bequest to the vicar and churchwardens of st peter 's church , carmarthen to be used in the purchase of bread and coal to be distributed to the poor on new year 's day each year known as the " charles william jones charity " . |
125 | servant elizabeth owens | 1 | PERSON | jones left the gwynfryn property , two cottages , and the field of parkynol to his servant elizabeth owens . |
126 | occasions | 1 | EVENT | agnes jones on the ground of her adultery with john lewis , was heard on two separate occasions on 19 and 22 july 1875 before james hannen , baron hannen and a special jury . |
127 | charles william jones | 1 | PERSON | charles william jones jp photograph of jones by howell & adams photographer , carmarthen born 1836 ( 1836 ) carmarthen , wales died 15 july 1908( 1908-07-15 ) ( aged 71-72 ) |
128 | frances agnes jones | 1 | PERSON |  |
129 | spent | 1 | UNKNOWN | after the marriage , they resided at lammas street , carmarthen near the business of jones ' father , where he spent much of his time . |
130 | fanny | 1 | PERSON | it read " dear dear fanny , meet me where you did last night and we can make an appointment for to-night . " |
131 | sum | 1 | PERSON | church with the instruction of not exceeding the sum of £200 in applying for that purpose . |
132 | floor | 1 | PERSON | he was discovered by his housekeeper at about 8:15 pm lying unresponsive on the floor , having been heard by her at about 8:00 pm moving about his room . |
133 | years | 1 | PERIOD | for many years he was elected successively as a representative of the court of quarter sessions on the standing joint committee , and he was a member of the visiting committee to h.m. prison , carmarthen . |
134 | royal national lifeboat institution | 1 | INSTITUTION | he left smaller bequests to the royal national lifeboat institution , the british and foreign bible society , the london missionary society , and the church missionary society . |
135 | servants | 1 | PERSON | the will , of which probate was granted in london containing four codicils dated 21 march 1906 , 15 march 1907 , 1 october 1907 , and 22 october 1907 , bequeathed thousands of pounds to his servants and several charities , but only a shilling to his wife . |
136 | meeting john lewis | 1 | PERSON | he did not take objection to her having amusement , but did object to her going out by herself at night and meeting john lewis . |
137 | churchwardens | 1 | UNKNOWN | jones left a large bequest to the carmarthenshire infirmary to be used for the erection of a ward for sick children known as the " charles william ward " and a large bequest to the vicar and churchwardens of st peter 's church , carmarthen to be used in the purchase of bread and coal to be distributed to the poor on new year 's day each year known as the " charles william jones charity " . |
138 | foreign bible society | 1 | INSTITUTION | he left smaller bequests to the royal national lifeboat institution , the british and foreign bible society , the london missionary society , and the church missionary society . |
139 | justice | 1 | PROPERTY | jones was born in 1836 in the welsh borough of carmarthen , the son of william edward bowen-jones , a justice of the peace and mayor of carmarthen . |
140 | bread | 1 | PERSON | jones left a large bequest to the carmarthenshire infirmary to be used for the erection of a ward for sick children known as the " charles william ward " and a large bequest to the vicar and churchwardens of st peter 's church , carmarthen to be used in the purchase of bread and coal to be distributed to the poor on new year 's day each year known as the " charles william jones charity " . |
141 | gwynfryn property | 1 | PROPERTY | jones left the gwynfryn property , two cottages , and the field of parkynol to his servant elizabeth owens . |
142 | directors | 1 | PERSON | jones was a governor of the carmarthenshire infirmary and chairman of the directors of the carmarthen gas company . |
143 | standing joint committee | 1 | HUMAN GROUP | for many years he was elected successively as a representative of the court of quarter sessions on the standing joint committee , and he was a member of the visiting committee to h.m. prison , carmarthen . |
144 | servant | 1 | PERSON | shortly after her father 's death in october 1871 , he gave her a push as she was getting out of bed and told her to sleep with the servant . |
145 | erection | 1 | LANGUAGE | jones left a large bequest to the carmarthenshire infirmary to be used for the erection of a ward for sick children known as the " charles william ward " and a large bequest to the vicar and churchwardens of st peter 's church , carmarthen to be used in the purchase of bread and coal to be distributed to the poor on new year 's day each year known as the " charles william jones charity " . |
146 | day | 1 | PERIOD | jones left a large bequest to the carmarthenshire infirmary to be used for the erection of a ward for sick children known as the " charles william ward " and a large bequest to the vicar and churchwardens of st peter 's church , carmarthen to be used in the purchase of bread and coal to be distributed to the poor on new year 's day each year known as the " charles william jones charity " . |
147 | subject | 1 | ABILITY | will jones ' will was written on 27 july 1904 and his bequests were the subject of much media and public attention . |
148 | carmarthen owen evans | 1 | PERSON | his funeral at the carmarthen cemetery was conducted by the archeadon of carmarthen owen evans . |
149 | probate | 1 | PERSON | the will , of which probate was granted in london containing four codicils dated 21 march 1906 , 15 march 1907 , 1 october 1907 , and 22 october 1907 , bequeathed thousands of pounds to his servants and several charities , but only a shilling to his wife . |
150 | instruction | 1 | EVENT | church with the instruction of not exceeding the sum of £200 in applying for that purpose . |
151 | funeral | 1 | PERSON | death and funeral jones died on 15 july 1908 at his residence gwynfryn , a grade ii * |
152 | witnesses | 1 | PROCESS | several witnesses were then called to give their accounts and recalled seeing his wife and lewis in clandestine circumstances . |
153 | church missionary society | 1 | INSTITUTION | he left smaller bequests to the royal national lifeboat institution , the british and foreign bible society , the london missionary society , and the church missionary society . |
154 | concerts | 1 | AGREEMENT | they had often talked about not having children , he said , and he often took her out to concerts and the circus . |
155 | governor | 1 | PERSON | jones was a governor of the carmarthenshire infirmary and chairman of the directors of the carmarthen gas company . |
156 | objection | 1 | STATEMENT | he did not take objection to her having amusement , but did object to her going out by herself at night and meeting john lewis . |
157 | clears | 1 | UNKNOWN | by the late 1890s , he was also elected vice-chairman of carmarthenshire in recognition of his services to carmarthen and the monthly courts of st . clears and llanboidy . |
158 | meals | 1 | ABSTRACT ENTITY | because of their differences , they took meals separately . |
159 | attention | 1 | STATE | will jones ' will was written on 27 july 1904 and his bequests were the subject of much media and public attention . |
160 | parkynol | 1 | UNKNOWN | jones left the gwynfryn property , two cottages , and the field of parkynol to his servant elizabeth owens . |
161 | amusement | 1 | ACTIVITY | he did not take objection to her having amusement , but did object to her going out by herself at night and meeting john lewis . |
162 | cross examination | 1 | GROUP |  |
163 | door | 1 | EVENT | when she miscarried in november 1872 , he walked into her room , locked the door , and told her that many a man would strike her had he been provoked like this , but ostensibly he did not strike her . |
164 | party conservative party charles william bowen jones jp | 1 | PERSON |  |
165 | llansteffan | 1 | UNKNOWN | at the seaside village of llansteffan , they were seen emerging from a cave . |
166 | dudley williams drummond | 1 | PERSON |  |
167 | carmarthen cemetery | 1 | PLACE | his funeral at the carmarthen cemetery was conducted by the archeadon of carmarthen owen evans . |
168 | london missionary society | 1 | INSTITUTION | he left smaller bequests to the royal national lifeboat institution , the british and foreign bible society , the london missionary society , and the church missionary society . |
169 | william henry morgan yelverton | 1 | PERSON | amongst those present at the cortège were james hills-johnes , dudley williams-drummond , and william henry morgan yelverton . |
170 | life jones | 1 | PERSON |  |
171 | dissolution | 1 | EVENT | jones and lewis , a petition for a dissolution of the marriage between charles william jones and frances |
172 | apothecary | 1 | PERSON | jones was admitted to the pharmaceutical society on 17 april 1860 and succeeded his father as an apothecary in lammas street , carmarthen . |
173 | bench | 1 | ROOM | he was elected to the carmarthen borough council as a conservative shortly after and then to the aldermanic bench , a position he relinquished when it became necessary for him to seek re-election at the hands of the ratepayers . |
174 | mention | 1 | EVENT | he could not recall having said , as claimed , that hopes of his father not remarrying were blighted hy her , because she had had no children , but he could recall plainly that she had wished she was dead and that some mention of divorce was made . |
175 | june | 1 | PERIOD | eugene james vaughan , on 13 june 1867 in st peter 's church , carmarthen . |
176 | stroke | 1 | PERSON | in the time leading up to his death , jones had suffered a paralytic stroke , and although treated for heart trouble , he had been apprehensive of a sudden death . |
177 | re election | 1 | POWER |  |
178 | quarter sessions | 1 | PLACE | for many years he was elected successively as a representative of the court of quarter sessions on the standing joint committee , and he was a member of the visiting committee to h.m. prison , carmarthen . |
179 | adams photographer | 1 | PERSON | charles william jones jp photograph of jones by howell & adams photographer , carmarthen born 1836 ( 1836 ) carmarthen , wales died 15 july 1908( 1908-07-15 ) ( aged 71-72 ) |
180 | letter | 1 | EVENT | in july of the following year , jones received a letter addressed to his wife , which he believed had been written by lewis . |
181 | november | 1 | PERIOD | when she miscarried in november 1872 , he walked into her room , locked the door , and told her that many a man would strike her had he been provoked like this , but ostensibly he did not strike her . |
182 | cortège | 1 | UNKNOWN | amongst those present at the cortège were james hills-johnes , dudley williams-drummond , and william henry morgan yelverton . |
183 | law | 1 | PERSON | jones was also an impartial administrator of the law and took a keen interest in magisterial work . |
184 | shilling | 1 | VALUE | the will , of which probate was granted in london containing four codicils dated 21 march 1906 , 15 march 1907 , 1 october 1907 , and 22 october 1907 , bequeathed thousands of pounds to his servants and several charities , but only a shilling to his wife . |
185 | re examination | 1 | GROUP |  |
186 | frances agnes vaughan | 1 | PERSON | jones married frances agnes vaughan , the daughter of col . |
187 | provincial bank | 1 | PLACE | he also left large bequests to the mayor , ex-mayor and town clerk of carmarthen , the minister of the welsh independent chapel , the registrars of the probate registry and county court at carmarthen , and the manager of the london and provincial bank at carmarthen . |
188 | carmarthen born | 1 | PERSON | charles william jones jp photograph of jones by howell & adams photographer , carmarthen born 1836 ( 1836 ) carmarthen , wales died 15 july 1908( 1908-07-15 ) ( aged 71-72 ) |
189 | courts | 1 | EVENT | by the late 1890s , he was also elected vice-chairman of carmarthenshire in recognition of his services to carmarthen and the monthly courts of st . clears and llanboidy . |
190 | words | 1 | WORD | jones denied the charge of cruelty , his angry words having been admissible by the intimacy between his wife and lewis . |
191 | will | 1 | PERSON | will jones ' will was written on 27 july 1904 and his bequests were the subject of much media and public attention . |
192 | heart trouble | 1 | ENTITY | in the time leading up to his death , jones had suffered a paralytic stroke , and although treated for heart trouble , he had been apprehensive of a sudden death . |
193 | william edward bowen jones | 1 | PERSON |  |
194 | borough | 1 | ESTATE | jones was born in 1836 in the welsh borough of carmarthen , the son of william edward bowen-jones , a justice of the peace and mayor of carmarthen . |
195 | thousands | 1 | UNKNOWN | the will , of which probate was granted in london containing four codicils dated 21 march 1906 , 15 march 1907 , 1 october 1907 , and 22 october 1907 , bequeathed thousands of pounds to his servants and several charities , but only a shilling to his wife . |
196 | residence gwynfryn | 1 | UNKNOWN | death and funeral jones died on 15 july 1908 at his residence gwynfryn , a grade ii * |
197 | charge | 1 | PLACE | jones denied the charge of cruelty , his angry words having been admissible by the intimacy between his wife and lewis . |
198 | to night | 1 | PERIOD |  |
199 | james hannen | 1 | PERSON | agnes jones on the ground of her adultery with john lewis , was heard on two separate occasions on 19 and 22 july 1875 before james hannen , baron hannen and a special jury . |
200 | media | 1 | MEDIUM | will jones ' will was written on 27 july 1904 and his bequests were the subject of much media and public attention . |
201 | vice chairman | 1 | PERSON |  |
202 | member | 1 | PERSON | for many years he was elected successively as a representative of the court of quarter sessions on the standing joint committee , and he was a member of the visiting committee to h.m. prison , carmarthen . |
203 | welsh independent chapel | 1 | PERSON | he also left large bequests to the mayor , ex-mayor and town clerk of carmarthen , the minister of the welsh independent chapel , the registrars of the probate registry and county court at carmarthen , and the manager of the london and provincial bank at carmarthen . |
204 | present | 1 | PERIOD | amongst those present at the cortège were james hills-johnes , dudley williams-drummond , and william henry morgan yelverton . |
205 | h.m. prison | 1 | PLACE | for many years he was elected successively as a representative of the court of quarter sessions on the standing joint committee , and he was a member of the visiting committee to h.m. prison , carmarthen . |
206 | hands | 1 | PERSON | he was elected to the carmarthen borough council as a conservative shortly after and then to the aldermanic bench , a position he relinquished when it became necessary for him to seek re-election at the hands of the ratepayers . |
207 | petition | 1 | ACT | jones and lewis , a petition for a dissolution of the marriage between charles william jones and frances |
208 | hopes | 1 | EVENT | he could not recall having said , as claimed , that hopes of his father not remarrying were blighted hy her , because she had had no children , but he could recall plainly that she had wished she was dead and that some mention of divorce was made . |
209 | sick children | 1 | PERSON | jones left a large bequest to the carmarthenshire infirmary to be used for the erection of a ward for sick children known as the " charles william ward " and a large bequest to the vicar and churchwardens of st peter 's church , carmarthen to be used in the purchase of bread and coal to be distributed to the poor on new year 's day each year known as the " charles william jones charity " . |
210 | purpose | 1 | PURPOSE | church with the instruction of not exceeding the sum of £200 in applying for that purpose . |
211 | new year | 1 | PERIOD | jones left a large bequest to the carmarthenshire infirmary to be used for the erection of a ward for sick children known as the " charles william ward " and a large bequest to the vicar and churchwardens of st peter 's church , carmarthen to be used in the purchase of bread and coal to be distributed to the poor on new year 's day each year known as the " charles william jones charity " . |
212 | fields | 1 | PLACE | after this event , it was observed that she and lewis often met clandestinely and they were seen in fields together under adulterous circumstances . |
213 | people | 1 | HUMAN GROUP | jones told the court that he was naturally of a jealous disposion , as his wife was a very attractive woman and popular with most people . |
214 | cave | 1 | PERSON | at the seaside village of llansteffan , they were seen emerging from a cave . |
215 | circus | 1 | EVENT | they had often talked about not having children , he said , and he often took her out to concerts and the circus . |
216 | bed | 1 | EVENT | shortly after her father 's death in october 1871 , he gave her a push as she was getting out of bed and told her to sleep with the servant . |
217 | resumption | 1 | ACT | baron hannen said he hoped a resumption of the agreement entered into of cohabitation in six months might be carried out . |
218 | charles william jones jp photograph | 1 | PERSON | charles william jones jp photograph of jones by howell & adams photographer , carmarthen born 1836 ( 1836 ) carmarthen , wales died 15 july 1908( 1908-07-15 ) ( aged 71-72 ) |
219 | eugene james vaughan | 1 | PERSON | eugene james vaughan , on 13 june 1867 in st peter 's church , carmarthen . |
220 | disposion | 1 | UNKNOWN | jones told the court that he was naturally of a jealous disposion , as his wife was a very attractive woman and popular with most people . |
221 | stillbirth | 1 | PROCESS | they had a stillbirth in january 1868 . |

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Categoría | Objetos
PERSON | adams photographer administrator adultery apothecary baron hannen barren bread career jones carmarthen born carmarthen owen evans case cave charles william jones charles william jones charity charles william jones jp photograph charles william ward children church cohabitation col conservative daughter dear dear charles directors dudley williams drummond eugene james vaughan fanny father floor frances agnes jones frances agnes vaughan funeral funeral jones governor hands housekeeper howell interest intimacy james hannen james hills johnes john lewis jones jones vs jury law lewis life jones magazine row man manager meeting john lewis member mother party conservative party charles william bowen jones jp politician probate ratepayers registrars servant servant elizabeth owens servant james davies servants sick children son stroke sum timber merchant town clerk vicar vice chairman ward welsh independent chapel wife will will jones william edward bowen jones william henry morgan yelverton woman
EVENT | affair bed circumstances circus commission cottages county court courts death dissolution door event hopes instruction letter letters marriage mention occasions probate registry push window
PLACE | carmarthen cemetery carmarthenshire carmarthenshire infirmary charge county court field fields gwynfryn h.m. prison lammas street london penllwyn park provincial bank quarter sessions seaside village st peter wales welsh borough
PERIOD | april day january july june march months new year night november october present time to night year years
INSTITUTION | carmarthen gas company church missionary society foreign bible society london missionary society pharmaceutical society royal national lifeboat institution
STATE | attention cruelty differences peace recognition
PROCESS | bequest bequests divorce stillbirth witnesses
HUMAN GROUP | council people standing joint committee visiting committee
ACT | petition politics resumption
AGREEMENT | agreement concerts services
HUMAN ROLE | ex mayor mayor minister
ABSTRACT ENTITY | care meals memory
GROUP | cross examination re examination
ROOM | bench room
ACTIVITY | amusement work
COLLECTION | accounts wealth
DECISION | appointment guilty
PROPERTY | gwynfryn property justice
POSITION | position
POWER | re election
UNIT | pounds
TERM | terms
LANGUAGE | erection
ESTATE | borough
ABILITY | subject
ATTITUDE | charities
ENTITY | heart trouble
PURPOSE | purpose
ACQUISITION | purchase
WORD | words
STATEMENT | objection
VALUE | shilling
MEDIUM | media
ARRANGEMENT | business
HEAD | chairman
DISPUTE | disputes
FORCE | coal