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... the parties to produoe some additional evidence. At Cardigan, last week, John and Ellen Williams, tramps, were brought up in custody, charged with stealing, at Bridge End, in the borough of Cardigan, a silver watch, value £6 10s., and six half-crown Sieoes ...
... a-* the conductor of Knowing that I had not returned home from (j iGth). the only journal published the connt.v; and which, Cardigan that evening, the gang evidently intended Drunk Charge of a Horse. —Richard Owen, to it- credit, a’rov»atc* the cause truth ...
... deal with them very severely, as be took it to be gross contempt of Coart. —A*, the Cardigan County Court, before Judge Bishop, Mr J. P. Howell, high-bailiff of the Cardigan Court, sued David Sambrook, Penlanfach, White-church, for assaulting him in the execution ...
... dro§ping from the van; he went in search, and found the unfortunate fellow lying across the line quite dead, his left hand and arm being considerably iuiured ; but the fatal blow appeared to be one received on the head. It is thought that the vanand the paesenger ...
... James, Cardigan; H. K. Janies, Abcrystwith; J. D. Jenkins, Tregaron ; K LI. Jones, Bala; J.O. Jones, Jdantihangel Itlyn Myfyr; A. J. Martin, Itinningliam ; U. J. Keos, Is>n«lon ; U. K. It. Helielling, Itowdou, Cheshire; and Ci. A. Bt««plions. Cardigan. Hanumomklt ...
... the sixth fox lulled these hunters and their conlrerea this season in this neighbourhood. CARDIGAN. Fatal Accikbht. —Shortly after the close of the assises Cardigan on Tuesday last, an alarming circulated that the High Sherir shad killed a man j but, as ...
... pay 10a. and 7a. ooete. School Anm>Avoa Gun.— B. Beynolda, John Tomer, Tbomae Bogere, and John Roberta wan each fined 6a. for neglecting to eend their ehildnn to •chool. elouly night at Hr. John QiW«, bnn«r UkkUoton, P**- Mr. o, howerer, fire miln from ...
... We are not exaggerating. We shall shortly have thirty thousand troops in Upper Burmah; and our men better commanded, and armed with superior weapons of destruction, and as they are backed up the material resources of Great Britain and India, they can ...
... second cox., Morgan Jones, John Davies High street, John Williams. Hugh Jones, Cynfryn-row, Richard Bees, Windmillcourt, John Edwards, butcher. Bob Simpeon, Queen-street, William Lewis, bathing-man, Wm Jones, High-street, John Jones, Llanbadarn, and William ...
... enumeration tahen by the anthoritiu of the ‘Cardigan Observer’ Sunday, April 6th, 1886, Cardigan and Uwndriibaacfaoad, die Bgnra* allowing the total attendanee at au the i Established Churches. Free Churches. Cardigan 868 1,865 Llangoedaore • 618 ...
... Harrison founded at Cambridge in 168*. John Penry, Welshman, waa one the sect, and when left Cambridge and went to Oxford met with William Both, whoee dieciple, Walter Craddock, converted Morgan Lloyd at Wrexham in 163*. John Penry waa executed in 1*93 by Queen ...
... The dispute is over wages, and 3,000 colliers are affected it Immense catches of salmon were made in the river livy, near Cardigan, Friday and Saturday, 180 fish being token, many of them averaging eighteen ponnde each. It took foar carts to remove them ...