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... CARDIGAN. E 11110111314 PETTY SICKSIONS. Mondav, .14m.• I.4tth.--1 1 1..(on. th.. Mayor (L. .114Itt T. t). .lenkiti.. and J. Thoona.. . . . - . Audi..lt awl Treopass. -John ft of th.• Inn, charg,4l P.C. Griffiths with having Itn assault. 1110.4o:tn. Arms ...
... , J P., J. I'. Solicit!, .1.P., Glaforheol-1; lb,. John Hoes, vicar ; Mr. John Moi cans, tiraqf ; Mr John Roberts, Penowelo ; Mr. John riev -than. Mae.ih•ingor ; Mr. James, Ab•r• ewindolau ; Mr. John Rh' wart hen-oche ; Mr Jehn Morg inn. ...
... and pleaded not guilty. case lamed nearly siren hours, and was uf a exciting eharactt r. The prosecutor. Mr John Lewis. of the Royal Arms, lent the prisoner 101. on a promissory note for 321., and immediately instructed his attorney collect the 32/ ...
... the next meeting. A mai fled from the authorities of the Joint Counties' Duane Carmarthen, announcing the death of Arm William. el Cardigan, who was admitted the I ith of May, 1874. A 1144• A was also read Irma the laical Government Board, se. senthig to ...
... against Thomas Hughes, John John, Daniel John, Thomas Phillips, Thomas Griffith., Thomas Davies, and James Davies, of the boat Turk, and Levi Lewis, John Williams, John Mathias, John Williams, William Evans, ...
... CARDIGAN. MEMORIAM. —A number of seafaring inm in this town have determined to eiect a tonabstme in St. Mary's churchyard, to the memory of the late Mr John MeLord, who was for a groat number of y-an a nautical schoolmaster, io this town. THE STRAMNII ...
... twelve Navel Reserve men led the way with arm, reversed, followed by the revere., with the Unain Jack borne. ...
... Woodward; Mr J. Owen Owynne; Mr Lewis, auctioneer, said he would subscribe, JlOOO, and double it if neeeseary ; Mr John Lewis, Royal Arms, 4£20, le., making nearly .£4.000 subscribed in the zoom. A to house will again he made 'ley the central committee ...
... CARDIGAN. HUNIIRED or CILGERRAN PETTY SESSIONS.—On Satterday, 24th May, at the f'i. h Arm; Bridge-end, Cardigan, before Thomas Harman Bran&ley and Thomas Davies, Earle, Evan Davies and Mary Davies, his wife (tramps), were brought up, under a warrant, ...
... awl — John Jonre Lloyd. I,llteddewi-beet. *se MUMMA by P fir loving been otunk at tam nod ph, Th.. itdast admitted ; S Hobert. pr. 41 the mar. Ss. and David Jones, lirynglae, Ilnonot, won chap by Sept. with hawing drunk nod .int us et Arm., Peodrhydrio ...
... . Mr John Lloyd, Nevern,Pembeokeshire,late pupil at the Cardigan Grammar School, recently obtained the Divinity Prize at Sydney College, Cambridge, and was made Micklethwaite Exhibitioner. NARROW BBCAPR FROM DROWNING.-011 Wednesday, June the 2ttb, se ...
... chairmeta, Rev. D. Morgen 4 Mews 1 hem's Owen, JbhnFlogbes, Jones Morgan. Edwarde,,Griffith Griffiths, Henry Jones, John Devote, John Morgan, John Jones. Humphreys, Edward Morgan, and Vaughan Hughes Mr David Evans, clerk. rinanciun—The Relieving O ffi cersreported ...