Berwyn

That requirement is part of a new law pushed by Cheye Calvo, the mayor of the small town of Berwyn Heights.

"If we could send you anything from Plas Berwyn—" begins Mrs. Brandon.

There are but two alternatives for her—the Union and Plas Berwyn.

For dinner we had salmon and leg of mutton; the salmon from the Dee, the leg from the neighbouring Berwyn.

The name of Rome was made known, and made terrible, through Wales by a great battle fought on the eastern slopes of the Berwyn.

At another time he tried to cross the Berwyn, but was beaten back by great storms.