... : Vintner t 20 to- 1 - hysworthi t 20 to 1 - Mistletoe, t 33 to 1 . Derviche, t 40 to -1.- Cohunbine, t 50 to 1 - Heraut d'Armes, t ' 50 to 1.- Mariust 1500 to 100 Studd's lot, t ?? ''sTWO TOUS-GUIhF, 360 t'30 agst Napoleon-Ill., t HUNTING APPOINTMENTS ...

... £50). - ARRIVALS., ¢ The ?? horbes have arrived -Sir John, Montfort, Mobile II., Fleuriste, Miss Stockwell, Copernicus, On Guard, Defence, Mustapha, Black Joe, Leonore, Harvester, Meiybush, Cardigan, and Pharaide. - : EXPECTED. _,Andalouse, Silverinere ...

... residence of iO.3IAH EV1ANY, News- agent, in the Parish of St John the Evangelist, in the Borough of Brecon; at the shop of DAVID W1LLIAMRs Bookseller, in the Parish ot St. Mary, ,W tha BoroUgh of Cardigan; at the shop of Mr. T. J. WHITz, 22, Market-treet, in ...

... presenting the several trade societies of engineers, B, steam engine makers, and boiler makers, sat on T, A Monday at the Cardigan Arms, Cardiff, when the receipt of additional subscriptions and letters of al sympathy with the cause of the men was ass. nunoced ...

... INTELLIGENCE. . CARDIFF. TiE TAFF VALE RAILWAY STRIeKE.-On Fri- t1 day evening the unionist men put inanappearance te at the Cardigan.Arms, and there received their al usual weekly benefits of 15s. each. To-day fe (Saturday) the non-unionists will receive an ...

... CRICKET CLUB. e, PRESENTATION TO MR. ASHLEY WVALK h The annual meeting of the Swansea Crickt 5, Club was held at the Cameron Arms Hotel ea , Tuesday night. Mr. J. T. D. Llewelyn; p*es. dent of the club, presided, and there w as a Ig Y. attendance of members-the ...

... RTHENSIRR, ASSIZES. On Thursday evening Mr. Justice Field arrived; ~ ?? from Cardigan, vd tLlandrssil, at' six o'clock,and was metat the station by the high. 2 shetriff, Mr. John P'eel and his chaplaia, the Pev. 3 F. W. Peel, rector of liurghwahlis, Doncaster ...

... Llansawell ?? ?? rs Prestelgn ?? Llr..narth (Cardigan) . 21 ly, Talsarni ?? Brynniawr. ?? 24 E. Cardigan ?? ?? ?? ?? 24 reV ?? 10 Perly)Ont (Itadnor) ?? 25 'rkl Ne 11-tnor I'Id ?? 10 Abergiveinny ?? ¶ ?? 10 Cryninveh Arms ?? 25 is- Cryriait ?? 11 PontarJawe ...

... evening the St. David's Amateur 2Mi-L .~CARDIGAN AND ITS VICINTITY. - Tule openitng of the day appeared to be a Tery f in, tine, but, atsout mld-d:&y rain bega odsed ?? of any importance took pl~tceat Cardigan, but. an isiteddfod come off at Bethesda ...

... Grismond ?? 10 Or- 1,''~~nMAvcnES.-For those ovor S6t 1st, B. it irs Willams, rishigisard Zo 2d, James Evans, Cardigan; 12 ?? ,orrge W~estoim,Cardigan. For boys undr1;o,1 ?? Wanton; 2id,Thonisn Rees Blowani -, rd, Jenn it Davies. Bloci competed. 1 flUCK H1NTs ...

... Simons WIt (solicitor), and W. Cr. Dtlziel (secretary); and for the workmen there were Alessrs. Isaac Evens, g John Jenkins. J'*hn Morgan, John Siunons, G. Cia GiodswortlrV, andt J. W Jones (5ecretary). Thils 6 wias a special mineftia'called for the pulotss ...

... e.-F'lattery, Foundling John Inglesant. and Grenadine (each to be sol for 5 ore, sovi ). Oseott Selling Hurdle Race.-Stor of Tietrim BeKtiagowan, and Queen's Colour, ?? CLAiMS. les Asian Hurdle Handicmp.-Pauillac, Diadlte John Inglesant, Dean Swift, andI ...