... in an exem- n plary manner. F FOUNDERING OF A VESSEL LN CARDIGAN BAY. TWO MEN DROWNEIX On Saturday afternoon intelligence was received S by telegram at Cardigan that the smack Ann, of n Cardigan, had foundered on the previous night off Fishuard, and that ...

... Howells, of at Wesipool, in the Perish ox Eglwy Cumtnin, and W hannah Howells, his wife, witu sepate assaults don QoliceConsrable John Demo and Police-Con- nd- stable George Mitchelutoire whi~ti in the execution hof thetr duty came on for hesing. Mr. fL B. White ...

... fine of £i ie and costs.: ALLEGEn o ArrsmMPT TO DROWN A CARDIGAN !I TRADFSoXAN.-An tihe Cardigan Court summonses isw ere returnable against David James, ostler at the 'e Black Lion Hotel, Cardigan, for playing at £ ie ?? boddi bach upcni Thes. &llteMiLn ...

... summoned before the Newport mrgistrntes for a having Iis bihuse open for the sale of liquor at 2.45 f a.r. on the 9th inst.; and John Roberts was suo- tu moned for being on licensed prerrlses during illemal t hours. Police-Constable Hole visited the house on ...

... 0l Or Company, named Henry Jones, resides with hi5s0. a wife and three children. Two of the latter, named n te respectively John ard Daniel, are employed under- a in ground with their father, while the other, ft is a young woman, was married a couple of ...

... him several tinies.a ;efal LLANDAFF., late. (Before Mr. R. C. G. Doataroi; and Mr. Sync ' Lawis.) i tacit, BASTAEDY Aaattsas.-John Morgan, Canton. N d A. was summoned by Saraii Risen for thle recovery as Jela%, of LI 12s Gid. being thirteen weeks arrears ...

... and costs for ?n n having been drunkand disorderly in Bute-street 6, on the 3rd inst.. and assaulted a cab-driver named - John Bart, who had been driving him.- d Tiearr FRox A SHOP DooR.-Richard Kingdom, a T. boy of 14, was charged with stealing a hank ...

... REFsUSINu TO WOas-J POle,.onaiston, W. A. C. Culver, and Carl wl he Klein. seameno on board the Brit-ish saip County of s Cardigan, were charged with combining to disobey henr 'ne lawful commands onl board Ibhatvess.el on tho 28:h sev ult. anid also with ...

... ? . 13 ?? . 3 Cardigan ?? 13 Carmartben ?? j Newbridge-oli.WyO ?? 16 ?? Biiilth ?? 16 ?? Banicath ?? Presteg .. ?? . 7 I Rilyader ?? Cape1 Ban Sum. ?? Moumnouth ?? . i ?? ?? I.9 L1Lndtlofawr ?? 20 Newcastle Sinlyn ?? 10 I Cryrmiych Arms ?? 24 Asr your ...

... Blsenavon , ?? 16 ?? ?? 16 Cardigan ?? 61 Ddfynnok ?? the ?? ?? 6t Newcastle ?? Y~sfrdgital(pleammr) 61 Kle~hton.. ?? ISt. ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? 7.20~ ?? * Wton . ?? B Ileneloebog2 Aed ?? ?? 21 fo ?? tiandyssll ?? 21: SO ?? 13 Orymsmych Arms._- Z1 'ao .lbyboat(&son) ...

... atteadance of Mr. Watts. meetl LLANDAFF. .I, (Before Messrs. GILICAX, D0awNORD, and S. JONEs.) Castle as SUrDAY Damnriwn.-John Richtrds was charged tnL with obtaining drink under the false pretence of ciff. E being a traveller. Police-Oonstablo Stansfield ...

... day in queotion, and the latter afterwards hi missed his money. On the same morning prisoner went to the barmaid of the Cardigan Arms, Bute- co] street, and handed her £4 and the two handker- siC chiefs to mind for her. rite jury returned a verdict ...