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... CARDIGAN. Romal. SAIIIITAST AUTHORITY. —The ordinary monthly meeting of the Cardigan Union Rural Sanitary Authority was held in the Shire Hall, on Saturday last, under the presidency of J. T. W. James. Esq. The Inspector Nuisances reported that during ...
... and Mr T. Davies—John Davies, farmer, Feidirlas, brother of the last defendant, was also summoned to show cause why he should not contribute towards the support of his father and mother chargeable to the common fund of the Cardigan Union.—Defendant said ...
... fall back upon. CARDIGAN AI:LILL/HT BINLR Soarry.—The annual meeting of this society was held in the Guildhall on Monday evening last, the Mayor presiding. Amongst the speakers were the Revs W. C. Davies, vicar of Cardigan, T. Jones, St John's, Pembroke Dock ...
... further particulars apply to the Auctioneer at the Cardigan Auctioneering and Estate Offices, Priory-street, Cardigan ; or to Messrs. MORGAN & RICHARDSON, Solicitors, Cardigan. CORN MARKET, CARDIGAN. Sale of Good and Mock rn. Household Furniture. XL WILLIAM ...
... CARDIGAN. THE Towx Cor:vcrlfii;nem members whose term of expire on the Ist of November are Messrs D. G. Davies, Stephen Davies, John Lewis, and the Rev W. Jones, who, it is expected. will be returned without opposition. Mt Thomas Edwards and Dr Thomas ...
... The Rev John Rogers presided, and the chapel was very crowded. The choir sang most effectively, and the recitations, &c., of the scholars were, as usual, very good. The names of those who were especiall noticeable on this occasion are John Jones, Joseph ...
... was Henry Grattan. Yet, it there any virtue in blood—if generations succeeding generations can impart their descendant their own qualities ai d their own virtues —in that view might not uninteresting to remember that the parentage of Grattan was guarantee ...
... CARDIGAN. THE quantikt of salmon a/ready captured during the present season at St. Dogmael a near Cardigan, has been unusually large. The hauls in 'he River Tivy and at the mouth on some occaaions during the past week numbered between 70 and 80 fish, ...
... CARDIGAN GROUNDS. POLLY AND Rose.—There were upwards of IfiOO lovers of rabbit coursing attended Mr Grattan's enclosure Saturday to witness the match—the best of 31 courses, for £25 side—between the noted G. Harrison’s Rose, of Wortley (conqueror of Lill) ...
... CARDIGAN. Errimcstow.—Ou Satenlay afternoon an indeennal 'sooting of gentry, farmers, and titters was held in the Guildhall, at Cardigan, to adopt steps for the immediate canvass for shares for the extension of the Whitland and Cardigan Railway, from ...
... nth ult.—The following licences were permanently transferred : Royal Oak to John Williama, Liverpool Arms to Benjamin Lloyd, Fat Or to Farrier-Major Williams, Fisbguard Arms to Owen Davies. CHRISTMAS FAIR AND MARKET.—On Friday morning at a epecial meeting ...
... 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 ...