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... taining about £3 and one foreigu coin, from the till in the bar oc the Cardigan Arms Hotel, Bute- street, the property of George Key, on the 1st inst. Mrs Key, landlady of the Cardigan Arms, stated that on Tuesday morning prisoner came into the bar, which ...
... taining about 93 and one foreign coin, from the till in the bar of the Cardigan Arms Hotel, Bute- street, the property 6f George Key, on the 1st inst. Mrs Key, landlady of the Cardigan Arms, stated that on Tuesday morning prisoner came into the bar, which ...
... the people seen were lodgers and relations of the innkeepers. The cases against the Cardigan Arms and Cambrian Arms were dismissed: the proprietors of the Sailors' Arms and the Ship and Pilot were fined, and their licences endorsed. Gwilym Evans'quinine ...
... man named Johu Morris, aged 27, son of the late Mr John Morris, relieving officer, 'Pontrhydyceirt, nearCilgerrao, fmd who recently served his apprenticeship as chemist with Mr Joseph Rees, Cardigan, went to bathe in company with two friends, got out ...
... Pendine, the bailiff acting under the directions of Mr Picton Evans, solicitor, Cardigan, has been wont of late to pounce down upon the anti-tithepayers in the counties of Cardigan and Pembroke has aroused considerable bitterness among the tenantry and among ...
... FATAL ACCIDENT NEAR CARDIGAN. A MAN CRUSHED TO DEATH. On Wednesday morning a shocking accident occurred to Mwtit-mawr Farm, near Cardigan, A person named John Davies, who is in service at the farm, but whose family live at Pwllycrychydd Llangoedmore, ...
... such an expression. I hope this will satisfy the public and Mr. Wiliett that it is an en- tire falsehoocl.-Your's truly, Cardigan Arms. THOMAS JONES. ...
... APPREHENSION.OF SEVENPERSONS Our Cardigan reporter writes :—At an early hour on Monday morning, a police force number- ing eight men, under the charge of Superinten- dent Phillips, Fishguard, visited the locality of Cr ymych Arms, and there arrested the following ...
... , Newport Monmouthshire, jeweller. J. Gou!'), Pontynjister, near Risca, Monmouth- shire, builder. BANKRUPTS. John Jones, of the Cardigan Arms, Dowlais, Merthyr TydM, innkeeper. Francis PhiUipi*. of Wutfrloo-street, Cwmbaoh, and of Blaeuanty-groca Brickworks ...
... Israel (Mr John Thomas, Llanwrtyd), and the choirs sang in the following order:—1, Carmarthen United Choir, led by Mr John Thomas (Ap Cynon) 2, Fishguard Choir, conducted by Mr John Evans, Treboeth, Fishguard 3, Llanelly Choir, conductor Mr John Thomas 4 ...
... Peterwelf. SAM. HUGHKS, Llanwenoch. THOS. JONES, Pentrithell. JOHN Vardre. LLKYVRLYN PARKY. Llanchayrin. JOHN VAU&HAN, Troscoed, all co. Cardigan. WM. PIHLUPPS, Heathook, co. Pembroke. JOHN LEWIS, Lysnewydd. HOWKLL PHitLippa, Penbeyr, co. Carmarthen. 1648 ...
... have beetj held with that object in the Cardigan Arms. A rumour gained currency on Monday that they had resolved en striking, but on inquiry this turus out to have n,) further foundation than is stated above. Mr John Jenkins, the president of the trades' ...