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... The Suspected Cholera at Cardiff. DEATH OF A CARDIGAN MAN. Visit of a Government Inspector. A report that cholera had broken out at Cardiff of such a grave character as to cause the Local Government Board to despatch one of their medical officers at once ...
... moN fIiADES, I auxen - emThe t Oa. CARDIGAN. Tut fortnightly nteetineof Board of Guardians • • • vv.—v.Ah.* _lll, Oa. Id IMO on t• uipsiew.v -- • -- Dolby in the chair. The ordinary laminar having been to, Mr John Griffith, of Treiorgan, stated that ...
... or the yeomanry in Ireland would not be so bad but for the unscrupulous officers that is at least what mv godfarher. Mr. Grattan, says, who held mfi at the font in his volunteer uniform, after we won our liberties in 1782. You should go and check the ...
... 3L—Hero is, Middlesbrough, EOO arm, Llwydarth Co. Harriet Amelia, Belfast. iron Evans, Cardigan, ballast.. ARRIVAIA. Jan 2.—A Sutton as, Cork, light. Ethel is. Cork. light. ARRivALs.lan I.—Cruiser, Ilfracombe, light. John, Ufracombe, light. Edmund, Scilly ...
... Elbe Thomas (27), wale. I Nellie daughter. P. Thomas 13i. Willie Edward William. (6), ma of Mrs. by her tint husband. John Hushes 1381, John R. thighs. (12), ma. Comes Higbee (11), Nellie limbos (7), daughter. Charles Danes (13), Rem Thomas (13) sad Richard ...
... 'JOHN S.BROWN ANS It/TAIL RONMONG EH, I- UTLE & ELECTIIO Run s. SICTES d a AMEX r. at.. 21, 62, & 64, ()xford-st., AND ma muUTH slittEr. aw ANut' mut I 01 AND I WOltk• WALK. CII.‘I.K. Tin Dell 0.4 Pram 0,.. . Z W. JON Gan; 11. Min • Imam Isereeren. SATURDAY ...
... CARDIGAN. • 0011711111•11? WO ;Da Fin 7 rwait . .—We are pleased to nementses the mayor, Mr. J. Timms, and Mr. W. W. salter, have collected the of £6 2s. Mernslelk towards defraying the met of a st a r ol aeathen in., to !bollard Owen, the letter carrier ...
... ROBBED AT SWANSEA. DYFFEYX ARMS CASE AGAIN. STORY STOLEN MONEY RETOLD. At the Swansea Police-coort Monday morning, before the learned Stipendiary and other magistrate#, the the Dyffryn Arm* robbery, which baa been halfa-doson tiroes, waa re-opened. The ...
... or thereabouts. Tyliwynne is distant from Cardigan about three miles, and only half a mile distant from Slidell Church and the road lead:uu from cerdigan to Narberth Road Station. The Carmarthen and Cardigan Railway will pass Brideli Church, near which ...
... suffering from a eevere attack of infivenm . op Mr. S. WI. Maclean, M.P., speaking at Old- to hams on Saturday, in criticising Mr. John | wI Ifon~eV'5 one mana one vote proposal, said that is if 1he'question we~re to be opened uip we must sb have a new Redistribution ...
... kept fur the purpose to the upper part of the arm for the stoppage of the bleeding. At the meetin g of the ambulance class, which was largely a ttended lecturer (Dr. Creisiwell) announced, amidst that the timely aid rendered by Mr. Zalatei;hid undoubtedly ...
... FUNERAL OF THE REV. JOHN THOMAS, CARMARTHEN. The funeral of the late Rev John Thomas, pastor of the Tabernacle Church, Carmarthen, took place on Friday. At noon, the thorough- fare leading to the deceased's gentleman's resi- dence, Tabernacle Villa, was ...