... the invitation of going in the procession; but in order to display their loyalty, they assembled at 11 o'clock at the Cardigan Arms, to partake of a 1 ncheol1, prepared for them by their kind host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Jones. They numbered with friends ...

... pre- senting Brother John Jenks with a valuable silver watch and gold chain. The chain was taken by Brother Dr. Brown, who, after the usual loyal toasts had been given and responded to, addressed the secretary as follows Brother John Jenks, I have been ...

... and do likewise. SERIOUS ACCIDENT. On Wednesday, about one o'clock, a man named Robert Sutton, in the employ of Mr. Johns, Talbot Arms Inn, St Mary-street, was very much injured while driving a mourning coach under the arch of Gainer's-court. The arch ...

... WTales, on the following dates:—The Hon. Justice Byles will be the presiding Judge. Haverfordwest, Satur- day, Feb. 25'; Cardigan, Thursday, March 1; Car- marthen, Tuesday, March 6; Swansea, Monday, March 12; Brecon, Saturday, March 24; Presteign, Wednesday ...

... Friday evening as a gentleman was talking down Bute-street, he was robbed of a silver Ver watch,No. 3687, makers name, John Matthews, Cardigan. ROATH BOARD OF HEALTH.-The monthly meet- tog took place on Thursday, but owing to the absence number of members in ...

... the Docks, took place. There were a goodly number of persons present. After tea, addresses were delivered by Dr. Daviss, of Cardigan, the Rev. B. Evans, of Mill-street, Aberdare, and the Rev. E. Thomas, of Tredegar. ORNAMENTAL GAs LAMP.—Mr. Ingram, of the ...

... a sailor boy, named William Baker, fell from the-rigging of the ship Pilot, and received a double fracture of the arm. On Tuesday, John O'Hare, a sailor on board the Scottish Maid, while in Penarth roads, fell from the mast and dislocated both his wrists ...

... object, df m !dered severer strictures than any which have as t a ni yet been passed on his conduct. Another Al- dernan, Mr. JOHN BIuD, seems to have ,tions. adopted something of the Trimmer style, and to jeated have spoken in favour of the motion, but ...

... two new claims, and John Emmanuel WAS struck out. as he was dead. In the Pentyrch list four objections by the overseers, on account of two deaths, one removal, and one dupli- cate, were allowed, and the names struck out. In the St. John's list, a number ...

... advertisement, that this edifice is to be opened on Tuesday, March 8, by the Lord Bishop of the diocese. The Churchwardens of St. John's sit at the Savings Bank, on Tuesday and Thursday evenings, to receive applications for sittings. DISCOVERY OF HUMAN BONES ...

... tbheplinth are two co L shields, one bearing the arms of Colonel Hogg and the th other his crest, motto, and mosogram. One shield on the o N base contains the inscription, and another on the reverse th the arms of the city of Bath. The inscription is as follows: ...

... taking the accommodation of de- fendant's stable, for which she received the sweepings of the boats. Mr. Thomas, of the Cardigan Arms, gave the female a good character, and Mr. Davies, borough trea- surer, also spoke of the good character she had maintained ...