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... lot far distant ben we should have another eiste.dfod at Cardigan on the same grand scale. An eieteddfod song Lilt followed, in which the solo warn sang by Mr Hughes, anti the chorus by the Cardigan United Cliae Class, and which was well rendered. The s ...
... on one flu morning. John Brows'. Fair was asherid iota elaterme, the preset°e of quadropsds innumerable and biped. not not a few. Tee was glee° its same in of • Mr John Brown, who, at the time, was deputy Mager under Mr John Williams Hughes, who occupied ...
... BUT E AND ST. JOHN'S VICARAGE. OUR contemporary, the Crdiff reads • lecture to the Marquis of Bun: for having refused to alienate a portion of his Cardiff property for the purpose of affording a site for a vicarage to the of :st. John's. In the first ...
... PUBLICAN 6 BEWARK. Thomas Jones, of the Cardigan Arms, Maria. street, was summoned for having sold some beer at 11.55 on Sunday Light week. Mr John Bird, who appeared for the defence, admitted the fact, calling the daughter of the defendant to prove that ...
... earraoiss' Celery-Ist, John Morgan, Sketty; 2d, Richard Baglow, Blackpill ; 3rd, John Payne, Lenelly. Cucumbers-let, Ann Davies, Sketty; 3rd, John Walters, Sketty. Peas-2nd, Ann Stephens, Sketty; 3rd, Ann Davies, Sketty. Red Cabbage-lit, John Payne, Llauelly ...
... The Nichols Arms, by James Brice, It for an improper purpose. Masons Arm., by Elizabeth Turner, allowing mud wagons to stand before the door canting an 'bdrncuoo; cautioned. Railway Hotel, But • street, Mr Loons, not tenanted. Carpenter.' Arms, by Williams ...
... ii,orh. Montpelier, Bristol, Teener Molding, only otnoio om id John Realm', of Ennekholt. Rent, !old Porcherter-terrece. Bayswater, London, to Emma Clarinda, • t.l daughter of the late John Horton, of Jerwy. DEATHS. uoT,CINSON.—On the at his seat, Glo ...
... petty sessions for this division was held at the &birchen, Cardigan, on Tues. day last, before Messrs. T. Davies, Cardigan, J. Griffith, Treforgan, U. Jones. Poplin, and J. Vaughan, Llangosdntore. John Jerteuieh, Strand, charged at the ir.steuoe of the taws ...
... Mary Inn, deughter of the late Mr David Davies, of the aim place. DEATHS. JAMES.—On the 23rd inst., at Cardigan, Capt. David James, to Lloyd . e. Cardigan district. amen **Vatted LEWIS —On the 24th inn • at the H need, near rlaama, relit of the ate Rev. Geom ...
... RISTIDDFOD.—WaIes is the land re eisteddfods', and Cardigan is said to be their birthplace. It is generally believed that tbe first eisteddfod ever held was In Cardigan Castle. An eisteddfod was held at Cardigan in 1866. A scheme is row on foot for holding ...
... wrh your favour, I will etc:oily tO Ply duty at the Couocil Board. I rmalo. o.ntlernen, Your °bed* t Servant ' JOHN LEWIS. Royal Arms, Cardigan, Oct. le, ...
... CAMBELL DAILY LEADER. Tenby, Gibbs; Cardigan Davi.lWillianw; mkt- Dock, P. Briggs; W flitland, Marhe r th, J. Even.; Mllloid, W. Stephens% Vaughan; Fisliguard, Davies, Awationeer ; Carmarthen Thompson and ShacMal; Alba/arms, New Quay, 1). Evans; Emlyn„ Davie ...