... SCHOOLS IN CARDIGAN.—Her Majesty, the Queen Dowager, has been gtaciously pleased to give a donation of £2O. to the Rev. Griffith Thomas, vicar of Cardigan, towards the erection of a national school and a master's house in the town of Cardigan. BREAD.—On ...

... under the cognizance of the law. A circumstance occurred last week in Cardigan, which has created much excitement among all classes in the town and district. A youog man, named John Griffiths, farm-servant iD the employ of Mr. HeD. Davies, an extensive ...

... against John, son of Mr. Thomas Gibbon, butcher, and a person named Bond, who occa- sionally assists at the slaughter house.. Andrew Moody wascharged with having a heap of manure in the lane behind Bute-street, that being a public thoroughfare. John John ...

... William Robinson. Spring-meadow, Yorkshire dver. John Mozley Stark, Gamsbcrough. William • millwrigl.t. Spencer Purser, Cheltenham, Ben; jamin Scott. Holloway. Somersetshire, seedsman David James, Cardigan, licensed victualler. Frederick Butler. ; Stafford ...

... j 0 Latch, Joseph, Newport 110 Lewis, John, Tydee 110 I.ewts.ibomat.St.Pierte I 1 0 Lewis, Rev. K. F., Portskewitt 110 Lewis, T. and G., Pontymister ,11 1 I 0 Lloyd, John, King's Head Inn, Newport i i 0 Logan, John, Newport 110 Long, James, Cayo I 1 0 ...

... Allfrey Charles Smith Joseph Corsbie William Powell JohnFraser John Jenkins Robt. C. Slade J. E. H. Wells John Hellicar Samuel Phillips S. Towgood William Gwillim Charles B. Fox Robert Pyne John Garrett William M. Clapp Richd Mullock Edward Thomas Wm Evans ...

... pilch, tallow, deals, and mats. During the height of the storm, the llriloii. of Cardigan, was hurled the rocks St. Unde Bay, and become perfect wreck. I. .a ,T i' Cardigan, Uidcford, and Portland, the damage is described have been of the most lamentable ...