... and Alger's manures, sold by Mr Owen Jones, merchant, the agent for the company in the Cardigan district, was held on Tuesday last, in a field behind the Gogerddan Arms Inn, and proved a thorough success, every description of produce being far in excess ...

... and Horses, Coleshill Street, to J. Whelan; St. Vincent Arms, St. Vincent Street, to B. Woodhouae; Cardigan Arms, Cardigan Street, to G. Wilson; Marquis of Lorne, New Town Row, to J. Waring; Sir John Falstaff, Monument Road, to J. Wood. ...

... David Williams, labourer, Cenarth, and John Evans, Cenarth, for fishing for salmon with a coracle and net during the annual close season, in the river Tivy, near Alltybwla Farm, near Cenarth, on the 17th ultimo.—P.C. John Evans and P.C. Daniel Jones, after ...

... WATgL.-At the Belfast Manor Court, on Thursday last, a case Weas heard before Mr. John Hitchcock, seneschal, and a jury, in %M.ich aohn M'Grattan was plisitiff and John Jardine Gallen, of 99, Donegal-atreet, awas defendant. The action seas for loss and ...

... treason against Grattan. In reply Grattan thus ?? charge comes from a hirbd traducer o? his country, che unpunished ruffian, the bigoted agitator. In the eity a frebrand, in she court a liar, in the streets a bully, in the field a coward 1 John Giffard, herwevor ...

... bass solo, Honour »nd Arms, the prize being awarded to Mr Sandford Jones, Merthyr Tydfil. Twenty-one competed for the prize offered for the best Welsh verses suitable to be sung at Temperance meeting (m. 7, 6), the best being Mr John Jones, Penlan. Best ...

... a cockle gatherer, the head and an arm having been eaten away. On Saturday evening an inquest was held at the Farmers' Arms, Laugharne. before Mr Jonah Davies, de- puty-coroner for Western Carmarthenshire.jwhen John George, gardener and cockle-gatherer ...

... from Clifton. Bristol, with his w'ife, who have been residing at ithe G-wbert for some time pat, were observed walking arm and arm very close to the edge of the precipice-about Traeth Pistgll Ivor. They -were warned in Welsh by a woman standing by not ...

... _qERiY GRATTrAS, B ESQ.-We deeply regret to learn that Henry Grattan,. Esq., only surviving sole of the immortal Grattan of '82, died on Saturday at his residence, Clara, osunty Wicklow. Mr. Grattan was inl Dublicn afew dcvi sice, in excellent health and spirits ...

... , was awarded to Mr Parker, Cardigan. Three-year- old colt (by Lochinvar); second prize to Mr Owen, of Alltybwla, three year-old filly by Lochinvar. Com- mended. Mr Tyler's colt, by Anthracite. The judges were Messrs John Pugh Price, Bwlch Bychan, Jones ...

... be referred to the Secretary of State. THE GREAT PLATE CASE.—In the suit, Cardigan v. Howe, in which the Duke of Buccleuch claimed from the executor of the late Earl of Cardigan the value of a service of plate, part of which had been melted down, Lord ...

... Molygrove, Cardigan; 2, D. Evans, Llwyncad for Stud Farm. Pony, gelding, or mare, and not exceeding 13.2 hands high-1, D. Ivor Evans, Cardigan; 2, Thomas Bowen Davies, Broad Oak House, Golden Grove. SHEEP. Short wool.—Ram (aged)—1, John Phillips, Caer- ...