... CARDIFF- 2546 ARMS, CRESTS, MONOGRAMS. ...

... the stock is running down the committee has been gratified this week by a grant of ten tons from Messrs. John Rrogden and Sons. Treasurer—Mrs. John Cory, Finchley House. Bankers- National Provincial Bank. 3409 THE WELSH EMIGRATION OFFICE. W7ELSH PEOPLE ...

... practitioner. ACCIDENT AT CAXTOX -On Monday evening, about six o clock, a man named John Rees, servant to Mr. Watson, brewer, Carditf, was thrown from his horse opposite the Clive Arms, Ely-road. He was taken up senseless, and was at first thought to be dead. ...

... Mr. John Howe Llandilo Mr. David W. Jones Llandovery Mr. David John Roderio Llanelly .u. Mr. C. N. Broom Llandyssul Mr. J. D. Thomas Mountain Ash. Mr. G. H. White Merthyr Tydfil Mr. David Price MilforiHaven Mr. Joseph Whicher Monmouth Mr. John Powles ...

... hand and arm were drawn in above the elbows and crushed in a frightful manner before the machine could be stopped. He was at once taken to the Infirmary. The House Surgeon who was in attendance, sent for Dr. Taylor, and the same evening the arm was ampu- ...

... the election, there will be no drills next week, and members must not ap- pear in uniform. LOCAL HONOUR.—Mr. John Jones, of the Cardigan Arms Hotel, Cardiff, received a first class certificate as master, at the examination at Bristol, on Tuesday last ...

... Blaenavon, £ 6 16s. 8d.; Mr. David Lewis, Pontypool, £448.; the Royal Vine Tree Lodge (Mr. John Morris, Grand Master), £ 5 lis. 4d.; Mr. Benjamin Purcell, of the Royal Arms Hotel, £26 8s.; and Mr. Edward Jor- dan, shoemaker, £7 lis. 6d. The Bench reserved their ...

... Hollier Abergavenny Mr. W. H. Grieve Aberystwith 3[r. fj. Hughes Bridgend 3Ir. John-Martin Brecon Mr. John Evai>s Builth 31r. E. Vaughan Beaufort Iron Works, Mr. William Jones Cardigan Mr. J. S. ETans Carmarthen Mr. J. D. White. Chepstow Mr. James Coles Cowbridge ...