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... nominating the following had been put in :—Mr Samuel G. Adams, - St. Mary-street; Mr John Evans, Board School House. Pendre; and Mr H. F. Davies, Feidrfair. Mr John Evans withdrew, and a contest avoided, Meson Adams and Davies being elected auditors. ...
... CARDIGAN - I its nee.— A flannel dance. ormaised by Boating Club. Was held at the Guildhall on Wednesday ntight last. _ Burial.—Tbe of Mrs. Kmily A. Ramsey. wife of Mr. Charles Hammy, Pearhyu Castle. St. I)ogroaels. took place at Littleham, .amouth. on ...
... CARDIGAN. Mirror or AUDITORN.—On Monday, Much 1, Messrs. T. Griffith., aged weer, and John James, draper, ldan. cheater House, were elected auditors fur the borough for the ensuing year. BLY.CTION AN ALDERNAN.—At a special meeting of the Town Council ...
... CARDIGAN Missionary Services. The Rev. J. S. Jones, Colwyn Ray. conducted the annual missionary services at Blaen3 wauu arm Bettis/xi& on Sunday. 'Cohn a Mari.—The Minyrafen Dramatie Society, a party of local artistes, performed John a Man' s at the ...
... CARDIGAN. .1 Blank Sheet.—There were no caaeo at Lower Troedyraur Petty Sessions on Tuesday. Oversorkoil T,siclter.—At St. lkg.mella on Saturday evening, Mr. Ivor Evans held an inquest respecting the tragic death of John a school teacher at Newport, Mon ...
... CARDIGAN A Call. A. Ree , . of Celnhyeban. North hai hero invited to the paatorate ot and Cilgeri an iimptixt (*botches. Fatal Injuracs.—Whilt• Wni. New Inn. filarnffos. 44 , svoing bit th harte.t at Martn,•ll !arm, sluppwl off • load ot and ii n,l Inan ...
... Penboyr; Mr. and Mrs. John Jones, Gturegweii, lihydlewis: Mr. and Mrs. David Jones. The Saddlery. Tonypandy; Mr. and Mrs. Henty Jones, Llarielly. and Mr. and Mrs. James Jones, Trialbrith. I.langeler. sons and daughters-in-law; Mr. and Mrs. John DaVIRS, Maesgwyn ...
... and pleaded not guilty. case lamed nearly siren hours, and was uf a exciting eharactt r. The prosecutor. Mr John Lewis. of the Royal Arms, lent the prisoner 101. on a promissory note for 321., and immediately instructed his attorney collect the 32/ ...
... CARDIGAN. —The ordinary fortnightly maim d Sig board was held in the union worke, near Cardigan, when the chair Mr. It. D. Jenkins (ricnchairmeni. A espy of a petition was reorient for Ad d for the closing of public-hi:m.4.e awl Wales on Sundays, except ...
... CARDIGAN AGRICULTURAL SHOW' In showery weather, the Cardigan Agricultural Show wits held on Wednrdat, at Netpool Field, which was very spacious rings to show and parade the animals when required. The entries were about 500, and the exhibits , possessed ...
... Rev. Essia Wilhanis propo%ed •'the ancient liiirough of Cardigan. BOROUGH SESSIONS YOUTH SENT TO PRISON The magistrates at Cardigan Lim Sessions on Monday were the Mayor ;Mr. J. T. Davies), Mrs. John Evans, Mrs. J. H. OFFICER'S FATAL ACCIDENT Thomas, Messrs ...
... the next meeting. A mai fled from the authorities of the Joint Counties' Duane Carmarthen, announcing the death of Arm William. el Cardigan, who was admitted the I ith of May, 1874. A 1144• A was also read Irma the laical Government Board, se. senthig to ...