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... cester Arms was transferred from Mrs. Jane t Phillips to Mr. S.- M. Omdell, from Lewisham, Kent, who has bought the ?? licence 0 of the Farmer's Arms was transferred from Mrs. f( Rachel Thomas to John Phillips, and.that of the Lark Inn from John Phillips ...
... during the current half-year. Your directors have to report that the Bill for an extension of your railway from Crymmych Arms to Cardigan has passed through Parliament without opposition, and on the 2nd of August instant obtained the Royal assent. The capital ...
... 7^(1; iVir Ans ee, Albion, £ 1 2S 6D; Mrs French, The Cottage, 13s 7d Mr Williams, Peel lyin, lOa LHD the Cardiff Arms, 10s the Cardigan Aruis, 8s 6d the Angel JJOT-L, PI; the Bute Catle, 2111iti the Solotlan S Inn, 3-T the London Taveru, 2sl0d total ...
... from iiis conveyance, and after he had spoken to the occupier, he was assaulted by two young men named Wat kin Griffiths and John Thomas with sticks. Immediately on being informed of the occurrence 1 at once wired instructions to my .superintendent to apply ...
... than 60 policemen, but, notwithstanding this r display of force, a mob armed with heavy a bludgeons obstructed the sheriffs men, and b ultimately compelled them to return to t Cardigan. It The National Conference of MIiners was ti concluded at Birmingham ...
... '? Plough and Arrow, Llangyfelach, John ??? tenant; and the Welcome Inn, Mynyd?, Anthony Gower. tenant, which were also ? ? blacky list, and these were adjourned tiU adjourned sessions on the 24th inst. Cardigan. ? The annual Licensing Sessions for ...
... for the next farm, a very sad accident betel a man named Enoch John, Ponty- ncer. Two or three horsemen in endeavouring to pass the wagonette in which the distrainers were seated knocked John violently down a ditch, and it was feared that his leg was fractured ...
... vicar of Cardigan; J. Pryce Evans, |P a curate of St. Dogmaei's; T.Jones,vicarof Liannon; G, D. 1H. Davies, vicar of CeDaerth; Daniel Jodnts.: % rector of Moline; J. 51. Griffltch, vicar, of Movi- ho grove; Thns. Williams, curate of Cardigan; iT. Rogers ...
... committee, representative of the Taff Vale employds, now holding out against a reduo- tion of their wages, met at the Cardigan Arms, Cardiff, on Wednesday, when the. following circular from the Amalgamated4 Society of Engineers, &c., which.will now circue ...
... takeO of the visitors on Monday, and peace reigned supreme. The distraining party returned to Cardigan at six o'clock. Renewal of the Campaign at Penbryn. CARDIGAN, Wednesday Night. The great Welsh drama, that of Foroe V. Conscience, wherein the power of ...
... was the second son of John Mitford, of Newton House and Exbury, Hants, and bro. to Col. William Mitford, M.P., author of a History of Greece, was born 18th Aug., 1748, and married June, 1803, Lady Frances Perceval, dau. of John, second Earl of Egmont ...
... t7il y.11esesl; S shuts. Total. Private James Evans, £2 ?? 4Private WV. John, ?? 15 ?? If. .1 ones, ?? ?? Private C. SWiilianis, lN ?? Private A. Rows, IN. ?? 15 Private3 John Lloyd, 10s ?? Priva~te Ges. Thomas, INs. ?? Private Janice Williams, its ...