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... newspapers. to THE VICARAGE OF CARDIGAN. ho We are Inforoned that theBev. B. Bowen Jenkins, an ALA.. Rector of Lianvrynaoh near Breson, and i formerly a curate of Ot, John's, Cardiff, has ?? an the vicarage of Cardigan, which has been offered to himfor ...
... intqest1 and the body will be taken to Carnaryonshirs. THE SUICIDE OFA C ENTLEMAN AT CARDIGAN.- An inquest was held at Cardigan, on Saturday, relative to the death of Mr. John SsruelWmiliams a timber merchant, who shot himself with a double.barreled gun in ...
... outgoing members for the year are :- W. North Ward: Richard Hughes, Landrer Tinplate (so]. 'Works ; and John Glasbrook, collier proprietor. mia] West Ward: John Ivor Eas ast Ward: dat Thomas Davies. South Ward: James Livingston the and James Rogers. A contest ...
... PLACSNg Ol5TicUCTiON5 ON A RAIr.WAY.- John Joshua, of DdwengroeS, Ahorgwiihi a lad about 13 years of age, was charged by Police. constable John Bevan with having placed trollyI wheels on the Carmarthen and Cardigan Railway,P with intent to endanger the ...
... air Dixton), and Dz. Geo. Mayom (medicat offwer t le. the society), and on the left ?? Mr. John ThOWas ho (mFayor of onmoutE a GeCouncillor ;Ohu sir Ress; Mr. John rih oupied tia .ey vioe-awir. About 120 eat down to tos nd substantial rep at which the worthy ...
... 8terg Parkc, 'Dic Suc~k- lin colt or sall of the cart breed: of1. * lwr. . dardsa ?? arm.n Suckling colt or filly, goc by oxeog Mr. Broad's cart stlon: e r. T. John, Clyngwya Sck iag coltoorfilly, got by Hr. C apbell's (lmwn4, Star o£ the West: 1st, ...
... i DISTRICT NEWS. SWANSB&. CHtIUSTMAS Dismaasi ?? TvE POOB AID INDIGlNT.-r r. John olvoer, whose efforts on behalf of the poor of Back-street snd district have for sonie years been very successfil in securing a gcod dinner for them at Christmas, writes ...
... Johnstown, Carmarthen; J. Herbert, Poli 11angeitho; and J. M1. Richards, Vaynor, near her, Cardigan, all of'whom were until reclently pupils Ilan at the' Cardigan Collegiate School, hare passed mat their respective examinattons, and admitted, with I Le ...
... and a stonie tell from the roof upon hipi, I le crushitig him i at: toiwful mainner. 1 G Q 'Th7URSDA!Y NIGHfT, at the Cardigan tO Arms, Llanielly, an inquest was held by Mr. Jas. foI 1, Bowlands, cuoroner, inspecting the death by t re a '-uffocation of ...
... crushed.. The remains of the unfortunate man, who 'as a native of 3Ionmouth, of' the name of John Evans, aged about' forty, were removed to the W indsor Arms 'Hote], near the Llantrisant station, to await an inquest.- NEATH. i THE GAs WomXS.-At a meeting ...
... presidency of Mr. Clement Lucas. wn There were aleo present. Dr. Vachell, the Rev, ors W. A. Winks, Councillors Thomas Rees, Arm. Ld strong, J. Evans. Fulton, and Messrs. Peter ful Price, Sandere, Robinson, and P. Davies. The re. I saa commendation of tho ...
... T. Spen- be ojcr. There were present: Mslsrx. P. Morgan, w John Canton, James Phillips, Thomans Phillips, John Mlorgan, and Christopher Griffiths. The m Overseers (Messrs. C. Griffiths and John Morgan) Pt eomplained of the surveyor in not stttenldiig to ...