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... DARING ROBBERIES IN CARDIGAN. Durio the ?? few Ivens F ?? 4Jfl5.Ea|sAWiXsD 1X5 'W.AflhJijJ.: During the past few weeks at Pendre, Cardigan, t Catherine.row aud Nortthgate-terrac e have been the scene of a number of impudent robberies, r committed by some ...
... WHIPLAND AND CARDIGAN RALWAY COMPANY. pro-I nly to THE PROPOSED EXTENSION TO agon CARDIGAN. 0ner1 The ordinary half-yearly general meeting of the g as prprietors of the Whitland and Cardigan Railfway Act was held at the Yelverton Arms Hotel, Whitiand ...
... |i PRESENTATION OF A PUBLICI 7 CLOCK AT CARDIGAN. I __ ent tets THE, MAYOR'S GIFT TO HIS NATIVE An .rc-A ard TOWN. his u ac- Liams the On Wednesday the Mayor of Cardigan (Mr. lis Ii )00, David Davies) presented a magnificent illuminated the C .ked clock ...
... the Rev, John so of David Davies; the Rev. J. B. Coc, M.A,, h4 its curate, vicar of -St. Margaret, Llverpool- so n patrons, the Trustees; the Rev-William Harrion, iul Davey, third Cursal Prebend in St. Devld's bi rY Cathedral the Rev. John Davies, vlarr ...
... 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 ...
... principally from a manuscript pro- sa sented to the writer by Mr. Johnes, and from tra- ws cings by the well-known genealogist, Mr. Win. cc Cwynne Stedman Thomas, of Carmarthen ?? l John John Johnes, of Dolaucothy, barrister- 0' at-law, of the Inner Temple, ...
... It is denied that Mr. John Mlorley. the ?? thief. Secretary of the present Governmenit, has abolished the use of side-arms by the loyal Irish Constabulary, or that he has any intention of doing so at present, . An fiportant conference of asricullurists ...
... flurtioit. BENOKENYDD AND PONTYPRIDD. ESSRS. HOWARD and KING are instructed to SELL by AUCTION, at the Collier*' Arm* Hotel. Pontypridd, on WEDNESDAY. October 12th. 1898. at Four o'clock the Evening (subject to such Condition* of Sale as ill then ana ...
... Several pioneers of Lioeralism from Cardigan and the district were present. Tie chiapel vas fairly filled, the audience beingcomposedof about a doren voters Lrid acrowJ of young people end women with children in arms. The Chairman's remarks were most ...
... ARCHER'S “M.F.H. MIXTURE. 41617 The funeral of Private W. Lloyd, a member of the Cardigan Company of Volunteers, took place, with full military honours, in the Cardigan Cemetery on Monday. ...
... back Gwathoed Oethyn-ap-Maddocks (or Mathew). Kin? of Cardigan, who died in 1057! From this ancestry sprang the feudal barons of Llandaff and Radyr. (Mem.: How would Cardigan jacket do as coat of arms for this noble fanvly?) This pedigree British workman ...
... PROPERTY EXCHANGE.- CARDIGAN. On Saturday Mr. W. R;. Morgan, aue- l- tioneer, brought't the- hammer at the Angel E. Hotel, Cardigan, :th3- estate of Penyooed, one Ie of the most desiirblie.'in. the'codnty of Penm- i- broke% coniprising b'bighb- .valuable ...