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... a large quantity of grocery from George Lockyer, grocer, oa of March. Thomas Lewis and John Boers were charged with assaalt- Mg Evan Edwards, at the Blacksmith Arms, Dowlaia on Monday, the 13th inst. It appeared from the evidence • great dial of squabbling ...
... borough licensing magistrates, the following licenses were transferred:—The Castle Arms, Greenstreet, from Jane Jones, deceased, to her daughter, Ann Jones; the Cardigan Arens, College-row, from Griffith Griffiths, deceased, to his widow; the Drawbridge ...
... Rees, John Grifhths, and the Rev! D. George. The Lord-lieutenant of the I county of Cardigan having sent collecting cards towards the formation of a scholarship for the county of Cardigan in the proposed Royal College of Music, they were distributed ...
... DISCOVERY OF GRATTAN'S CARRIAGE. The latest addition to the treasures of the National Museum, Hildare•street, Dublin, is in the shape of an old carriage of historic interest. It belonged to the Grattan Bellew family of Tinnahinch, Enniskerry, county Wicklow ...
... 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 ...
... Davies, H.D., vicar of Cardigan. and Thomas Jona', bis curate ; T H Jamas. curate of St. Dornelle Dr Cyoddylas J ones . C ardiff; John Evans, Atalrearn ; Mo?Iwyo ~fingbee, J William; George Hughes, T J Morris, and Jones, Cardigan ; John Griffiths, Cilgerran ...
... CARDIGAN: As urea, Whit-Monday was observed as a holiday In this town. At an early hour about 40 members of the Rifle Corps, together with Omit. Jenkins, Lieut. Device, and bulge Smith, amembled at the marketplace preparat ory to their journey to Hav ...
... and pleaded not guilty. case lamed nearly siren hours, and was uf a exciting eharactt r. The prosecutor. Mr John Lewis. of the Royal Arms, lent the prisoner 101. on a promissory note for 321., and immediately instructed his attorney collect the 32/ ...
... 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 ...
... Dill, M.A.; John Simmons. R. Barry Meglaughlin, J. A. Quinn, William J. Irwin, W. J. Revnolds, S. Howard, H. R. Kelly, 15. B. Rooerts, John Boyd, sen.; John Bovd, jnn.; C. Chambre, B. Stevenson, W. W. Boyd, R. Newton, T. G. Simpson. John Smith, P.S.C ...
... TO CARDIGAN, The opening of the extension of the Whitland and Cardigan line to Cardigan, which has been looked forward to for the past twelve months with much eagerness, took place on Aug. 31st amidst con siderable enthusiasm, although the short time ...
... 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 ...