... Otiossa 13rn. —Before Lewis Evans and J. M. Phillips. FAVII. !french of the Sunday Closing.—Mr Johns, landlord of the Plasterers' Arms, Middle Mislitan, Cardigan, was charged with selling bier on Sunday, the 2nd October, it 8.40 p.m., to one Edward Evans ...

... William Lewis, Rank, Mr Launcelot Lowther, and the, Revs. W. Cyuog Davies, and John Williams. Welsh Baptist minister. The following resolutions were agreed to: -Ist. that Mr John Tucker, be appointed es:retary of the committee. 2nd., that Mr William Lewis ...

... CARDIGAN. Osemtne.—Captain John Davies, muter of the Ls. Seellower, trading between this port and Bristol. died last Saturday. On the Tuesday before his death he attended the funeral of Mr James, ironmonger of Owalia ficues, the former Managing Director ...

... CARDIGAN. PETTY SESSIONS, DECEMBER 24.rit —Before : I'. Davies. Eaq., (mayor), Dr. J. M. Phillip, Levi James. Eq., and W. P. Evans, Esq. Br.ad, of th , s'Ontlo Clo.ing .44. —Daniel Howells, landlord of the Saddler's Arms, was summoned for having unlawfully ...

... Lewis Evans, and David Davies, the adjourned case of John Lewis, St. Dogniell'a, against the trustees of a branch of the Society of Ancient Britons meeting at the Farmer's Arm•, Bridge End. Cardigan, Caine on for hearing. This was • claim for a sum of ...

... CARDIGAN Ditty'. On Monday morning, the alarmugly sadder' death tsiok piaci. of a weldknr.wn farmer Darned flenjamin Elan. residing at T)new)ild. Tre• main, sear Cardigan. th Sunday. the deceased was in his usual good health, and attende. , divine *crake ...

... CARDIGAN. Mirror or AUDITORN.—On Monday, Much 1, Messrs. T. Griffith., aged weer, and John James, draper, ldan. cheater House, were elected auditors fur the borough for the ensuing year. BLY.CTION AN ALDERNAN.—At a special meeting of the Town Council ...

... CARDIGAN. —The ordinary fortnightly maim d Sig board was held in the union worke, near Cardigan, when the chair Mr. It. D. Jenkins (ricnchairmeni. A espy of a petition was reorient for Ad d for the closing of public-hi:m.4.e awl Wales on Sundays, except ...

... the next meeting. A mai fled from the authorities of the Joint Counties' Duane Carmarthen, announcing the death of Arm William. el Cardigan, who was admitted the I ith of May, 1874. A 1144• A was also read Irma the laical Government Board, se. senthig to ...

... against Thomas Hughes, John John, Daniel John, Thomas Phillips, Thomas Griffith., Thomas Davies, and James Davies, of the boat Turk, and Levi Lewis, John Williams, John Mathias, John Williams, William Evans, ...

... Without 3011(511 Ichairman), John `William■ and George Hughes, Mr Ivor Evans. clerk, and Mr David Jones, attendance oillem r. fie:eral cheques were issued in payment of toad. enmen's bills. 0 , . the motion of the Rev John Williams, seconded by time Rev ...

... CARDIGAN. MEMORIAM. —A number of seafaring inm in this town have determined to eiect a tonabstme in St. Mary's churchyard, to the memory of the late Mr John MeLord, who was for a groat number of y-an a nautical schoolmaster, io this town. THE STRAMNII ...