... CARDIGAN. GOOD TIMPLARS.—On Goad Friday, the Tivy and Dudoch Lodges had a procession, ten party, and a social meeting. The lodges (including juveniles) mustered upwards of 500, !and started from the Market place at two p.m. beaded by the drum and ...

... STRALINO 131 COO.—At • peity sensuous hell .r. the (4 Id Hell nab. 18th Meson. Thum. and John [Themes, C. Usable Parry, preerallY I the of the Flyit g Barber. - I arm charged with hoeing a perm of home. 7 Ito. weight, on or shout the of April. tree the ...

... eeitemls put in an appearance, Mr John Thomas Llaneirteyd, conducting, Aberpierth. 11l emanerch, fra. Tanegroes, Cenarth, Lleenryil and Cereligen. In the evening a successful concert held at Capel Mair Independent Chapel, Cardigan, Vie edifice being crowded ...

... Foundry, hid a very magnificent garland across to the Farmer's Arms, which, with other decorations were greatly admired. The same may be said of Capt. Ellis, Mrs. Morgan, tillipwright's Arms, &e. • and, in fret, there was scarcely an inhabited houire the ...

... CARDIGAN. Pcabibie --On Monday, Were Mary wife of bib sabred Vey P.C. Rorer wllfr big Areal. adlleableb. striking him is IM Miser as nett ottani, a fa b Mal pie la was bead lA end owe% abas ape' bard Msgr. Tama a Pinao&—• lay mad Willie Davie sripen was ...

... (Ike Ann Roberta) bet bee der aid the i s mit bum this ik o bj ectice would be any good. watchmaker, John Edward*, Richard Richards, John Xmas, John Williams, Waterloo House W. The [Mph however , did net west the bood.—Mr David: R. Davies, clerk, William ...

... OF REAL ESTATE, QUAY-STREET, CARDIGAN. HANNAH pAVIZB, Nearly Opposite the DRAWBRIDGE, CARDIGAN. Ladies waited upon at their own Residence if required. ALL ORDZIIe WILL Yt•Cll OBLIGE. JOHN H.E.VDRE, MT. DOGYELLS, CARDIGAN, Lewd Surreyor, Appraiser, 4 Land ...

... between the Cardigan and Carmarthenshire Clots, at Cardigan, resulted is a splendid victory for the former, mooring Meaty : nine NM to A Mr AT CARDIGAN BAT.—A sub' @Moirl and thereepdy practical breakwater has just boss aseetnieted sear the Cardigan Lifeboat ...

... CARDIGAN. Pam Smoak —oe Meelay--bolsre led Mr W. Woodward—P.C. Them Ths Amid Dram. • Sump hen limky het. by aim. la the said phew iv, bread hie posiele He was pea Is peel area Wismar Arrolowns.—M • main d this horky. held se kt, at the sb.. W. present ...

... CARDIGAN. A HCAVY GALS. —A heavy gale blew here on Tuesday last from the B.W. accompanied by loud peals of thunder and vivid fleshes of lightaing. It also rained heavily during the day. CO/SUITT= —A meeting of this Committee was held at the Shire Hall ...

... CARDIGAN. Ten DAT TAN FAIL-011 Thursday, the llth inst., at the Guildhall, before the Mayor, Messrs T. Edwards, sad John Thorn—Jeremiah Jones. Verwick ; David Augustus, and Enoch Davies, Cardigan, were oherged with having been drunk on the previous sight ...

... : Mr Richard Gillart, chairman, Mosses linen Joan Jean* EnalL 3 . Huth. Jena. W.. Edward . s. Evan, Jabs Tarp. John Poser Mimi bass i John IVilliann Morgan, Theme Jean. a L. Smith, Ins Own, David Inns David haps, clerk, and D. Mg easement dab. Mr T ...