... CARDIGAN. &arm —This society has been amalgainatod with a society of a similar description in the town, and its first meeting in the new form was held in the National Schoolroom on Monday evening last, Mr. J. H. Miles, Priory (vice-president), occupying ...

... UNVEILING THE STATUE OF GRATTAN The publie ceremon{)of unveiling a statue to fl: Grattan took place in Dublin yestcrday, and was ‘the occasion of an immense popular ovation. The ‘ceremony was not confined to merely one pfi, u 'many Conservative noblemen ...

... were present the memory of one of Ireland’* greatest, truest, and Messrs. W. A. LeHunte, J.P., John Cullin, John moat illustrious sons. The city of Grattan's birth— Browne, X. Keating, J. Furlong, J. Downes, W. the in which he achieved the most splendid ...

... CARDIGAN GROUNDS. Cboft and Kipeb.— The day beinj? very fine Monday upwards 400 persons were present at Grattan’s cruunds to witnees the knar and spell match, the best ;?0 rises each, for £lO a side, between John Croft, of Stanningley, and John Rider ...

... of Aberavon was held on Thursday. The magistrates present were—the Mayor (Alderman J. D. Daniel), and Messrs James Davies, John Jones, and W. Whitelaw. All the licences in force for the borough were renewed, except two, for which there were no applications ...

... DURs.-The tolls and dues arising from the Market-house and slaughter-house were let by auction on Thursday to Mr John Thomas, Emlyn Arms, the present lessee, for Y,203, being an advance of JE13. The Lower Market was let to the same person, for warehousing ...

... GRATTAN'S PARLIAMENT. When Mr. Gladstone talks of Ireland having separate Parliament for five centuries least, he seem* forget that this country never bad worthy of being » Parliamont, not e»en in the palmy Jay* of U*ury Gratuo- Tbe invasion iho Dane* ...

... CARDIGAN. Tim board of guardians last week adopted a petition to Parliament in favour of assessing ships and personal property to poor rates. The funeral of the late Dr. Thomas of Cardigan took place at 11 o'clock, on Friday morning last. The w one of ...

... CARDIGAN. THE RAILWAY CARDIGAN. —The work of the extension of the line from Crymmych Arms to Cardigan is still although the number progressing, of hands originally contemplated to be employed at the latter place has out been realised, a simple handful ...

... last week, Robert John Ellis, Morfa Bach, Aberdovey, miner, was committed to the quarter sessions for oblaining food, lodging, and money, by stating that he was a policeman in search of a prisoner, from John Morgan, Butcher's Arms.—William Owen Stephens ...

... crucial business at the Cardigan Bonded Stores. RAILWAY TO Caitobian.—At an ordinary sneet• ing of the Cardigan Town Cohneil, held on Toursday list. A. J. Swans, Nsq., Mayor, in the chair. Cie subject of a railway to Cardigan was discussed, and it was ...

... CARDIGAN. THE EAoQID SCIIOOL.—This school has just been made the recipient of a much appreciated grant of clothing from the Cardiganshire Needlework Guild. POSTAL COMMONICATION.—Tbe postal connections of this town remain disarranged up to time of writing ...