... at 7.30 p.m, full uniform, band to attend, officers' undress uniform; Friday, company drill at Drill Hall at 7 30 p.m. All arms must be returned to the armoury at Drill Hall by Wednesday, the 15th inst Orderly officer, Ensign Gotterel non-commissioned ...

... W. Price; Princess Royal, Millicent-street, J. Davies; Cardigan Arms, Maria-street, T. Jones Windsor Arms, David-street, Samuel Roberts Wheatsheaf Inn,. Trinity-street, S. Morely; Glastonbury Arms, Bute-street, W. Blake Cape Horn, Bute-street, Vincent ...

... Newcastle Emlyu Mr. J. J. Lloyd, of Llancych and Mr. T. Parker, of Cardigan, were appointed members of the joint Board of Conservators for the counties of Pembroke, Car- marthen, and Cardigan. Mr. T. O. Powell, of Waun- gron Capt. Cower and Rev. Hugh Howells ...

... Inn, William Davies: Refused; had been fined twice in the past year. Wayne's Arms, David Hopkins: Granted, with a caution. Plasterers' Arms, Daniel Davies Refused. Bute Arms, John James late landlord gone to America: Griffith Jones applied to have the licence ...

... Lampeter. Priests-Edward Francis Willis, M.A., of Balliol College, Oxford John Edwards Prothero, B.A., of Jesus College, Oxford John Lloyd, literate Francis Marshall, B.A., of St. John's College, Cambridge. On the same day the following were licenced to curacies ...

... Mr. Thomas Thomas; reading, Mrs. Brown at the Seaside, Mr. John Davies soug, The Village Blacksmith, Mr. Harry Thomas; reading, Thought, Mr. P.Thomas; song, The Cork Leg, Mr. John Davies reading, Plum Pudding, by a Martyr to Indigestion, Mr ...

... Griffiths, Mr. John Morgan (Llan- guicke), Mr. Philip Davies, Mr. Lewis Griffiths, Mr. Sankey Gardner, Rev. David Griffiths. Mr. R. C. Fisher, Mr. W. J. Player, Mr. Robert Parsons, Hev. Walter Griffiths, B.D., Rev. Thomas Walters, Mr. John Morgan (Ystradgi ...

... entertainment commenced. The Rev. C. J. Preston, president of the society, occupied the chair, and immediately called upon Mr. John John and Party (numbering 10) to sing the Woody Dale. The secretary next read the report of the year's proceedings, in which ...

... landlady of the Clyde Arms, at Roath, told him something, and in consequence of what she told him he was going to search the defendant Crimmins and another person, when defendants Lor- den, Barrett, and Egan came out of the Clyde Arms, and prevented him ...

... out. Mr. John Cory. Finchley House, Cardiff, struck out. Mr. Richard Cory, junior, was also struck out. Mr. W. Evans Hayes, freehold house, Trinity-street. The nirno was struck out. Mr. John Fry, Glencairn Villa, struck out. Mr. Thomas John, of Morgan- ...

... furnish them with the information re- quired. SERIOUS ACCIDENT.—As a man named Robert Sut- ton, in the employ of Mr. John, Talbot Arms, St. Mary-street, was driving his cab, on Wednesday, under the archway, leading into Gainer's-court, forgetting to stoop ...

... illegal hours on Sunday the 30th ult. The constable stated that on that day he visited the defendant's house, the Joiner's Arms, Canton, about ]2 o'clock, and saw a boy come out with some beer. He saw the defendant, who said that she drew the beer against ...