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... 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 ...
... moN fIiADES, I auxen - emThe t Oa. CARDIGAN. Tut fortnightly nteetineof Board of Guardians • • • vv.—v.Ah.* _lll, Oa. Id IMO on t• uipsiew.v -- • -- Dolby in the chair. The ordinary laminar having been to, Mr John Griffith, of Treiorgan, stated 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 ...
... handsome vessel, and her excellent model, and superior workmanship reflects great credit on the 'builders, Mews John Williams A Sons, Cardigan. 'A great number of people were present to witness the launch. usual fortnightly meeting of the Guardians of this ...
... se the of kills Thomas Maredil Morgan Meredit Edmund Watkii Lewis Lewis, 4( David Jones, 41 John Jones, son David Rees, 20, David George Carta. Was. Carter, John Williams, Richard Richert Thomas William Phillip Jenkins, Marks Wedloc Thomas Lewis, David ...
... Jones, 2nd Cardigan . . . p ii, I, 72 . Priv J. Ould, let Haverfordwest . 12 6 10 le fiergt Morgan, 2nd Cardigan . 14 8 6 38 Priv W. R. Edwards, let Carmarthen . • • • 9 11 28 Priv Jame! James, Ist (lardigen . 4 24 Cotpl Griillths, Ist Cardigan 18 8 6 et ...
... apples. Mr John Payne, Llsailly—let prize Onion., leeks, dahlias, uteri, petunias, and phloxes; 2nd prize collection of vegetables, and potatoes, rhabarb. corraosaa' rause. _ Celery-let, John Morgan, ; 2nd, Richard Bsglow, Blackpill ; 3rd, John Payne, Llenelly ...
... standing on each corner, with handsome Sicilian marble panels between them; on the north panel is carved the Arms of Wales; on the south the arms of the Prince Consort; and on the east and west are inscribed the inscriptions, both in English and Welsh. ...
... Stoorwher Bn. wery, near Taunton. ARMS, CRESTS, MONOGB.AIIef3, MPORTANT TO EVERY ‘Siki E. desirous of knowing their Ise., should Name and County. Pedigrtes Treed, Arms quartered mid Impaled. Plain Sketch, 84 6d ; Ceours, Si; Arms, Cress and Motto beantifuriy ...
... REG The resuscitation of these highly popular amusements, wholly attributable to the exertime of the honorary secretary, Mr John Davies M.A., and of Mr Weston, of the Black Lion Rote), proved a brilliant success, and obtained that amount of patronage which ...
... , 8.A., of Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, professor of English and Modern languages. CARDIGAN PENNY READINGS.—Prony readings have been commenced in Cardigan through the exertions of Mr Hughes, of the British School. The third meeting was held on Monday ...
... Whitchurob, George Lewis; Arms, Whit/Au/rob, William James; Bulehorn Arms, Whitchurch, Isaac Richards; New Inn, Whitchurch, Margaret ; Cross Inn, oobilva, William Llewellyn. Alicense granted to Mr Charles Pearson, of the Clyde Arms, Plums-lane, Rooth ; Kr ...