... CARDIGAN. Cycle Sports.—Given a fine day, it is now practically certain from the entries received that the sports this year will be a great suc- CeAS. What with the tug-of-war and the balloon ascent, it is thought that Cardigan will be more crowded that ...

... CARDIGAN St. Mary's School..--This school has been closed for the present week by reason of the extensive structural alterations that are being carried out there. It is intended that the school shall re-open on Monday neat. St. Mary's Managy.m.—.t meeting ...

... Present:— Mr Philip Williams (Mayor), Aldine's. John Davies, John Watkins. Thomas Joins, John Ronk, Joke Jams, Oreat J. R. Jones, T. Grath; Captain Delahoyde. J. P. loam, Richard Moan, John James, Peter Jonas, John Jones (Bode Mr W. H. ...

... CARDIGAN. GOOD TIMPLARS.—On Goad Friday, the Tivy and Dudoch Lodges had a procession, ten party, and a social meeting. The lodges (including juveniles) mustered upwards of 500, !and started from the Market place at two p.m. beaded by the drum and ...

... singing. MariMme—Lent week, at the Board ct Trade examination, held at Newport, HA., Mr W H Ladd, eon of Mr John Ladd, Grangetown, C'ar'digan, qualified es first mate, Nursing Institute. The monthly Committee meeing of this institute was field on Thursday ...

... CARDIGAN Personal—On Sunday June bth, _tho Rev. .1. Willisttctor of .lU , thania Welsh Baptist an, outpleted his twentyfourth year o his ministry. Military.—Captain Jones-Parry Tyllwyd, Illaenporth, Cardigan, as one of the relieving fume, was present ...

... CARDIGAN. Ormrto.—Mise Telly Davies, &A.M.. • esti', et St Darnell', near Cardigan, has *lied the I Moody- Kamen Opera Company. Pau( SUNDAT.—The pulpit of St Mary'. Parish Church was ooeupled ow Yalu Sunday by Camber Williams, diocesan miasioner of St ...

... CARDIGAN. lliptism by Immersion —At liethania Ibipt nit Chapel List Sunday ei ening five cin wdates W 4.2 e hiipt by immersion. The pastor, Itev. Join service. 'Me Contract Scandiel.—The Local iluaid have aiquaintaid o tho decision pasaed by the Board ...

... 2d., as compare d shearimg to the followinge-1. Edward Davies. Pant; , Tom Davies, Derry Arms; 3, John contended that too many committee Thomas. Garth; 4, John Lewis, Uanio. 2 ' meetings were being held at the school s in the evenings. —The Architect ...

... the Pritchard Arms from Ruth Llewelyn to Elizabeth Llewelyn was granted.—ln the case of Thos Morris, Glanteition, St Dbgmells, against Thomas John Dares, Sailor's Home, St Dogmelts, for an alleged assaut, committed at Bridge-parade, Cardigan, on September ...

... between Newcastl e Haan; sad Cardigan County School, came of is Wednesday in last week at the Recreation grounds. Newcastle giving a good account el themselves, won by three gals to two. The 800refli were castle, D. 0. Davies Cardigan Idwel Lloyd (1) and Jim ...

... CARDIGAN. Dank Clerk's Death.—The sad news was circulated on Saturday of the death at Malvern of Mr Louie Williams, bank clerk, son of Mrs. Williams. Aeron House, North-road. Entertainment—A large audience aaeembled at the Pavilion on Wednesday to hear ...