... played Johns, of Llanelly, gv ng him 15 pointa in 3L. Macgregor wonbyri sveral points, ancd afterwards made 50 rineers in ISj minutes. On Saturday Mlsagregor played Johns, the distanie being 18 yards. Moagregor gave Johns 15 points, and Johns defested ...

... cester Arms was transferred from Mrs. Jane t Phillips to Mr. S.- M. Omdell, from Lewisham, Kent, who has bought the ?? licence 0 of the Farmer's Arms was transferred from Mrs. f( Rachel Thomas to John Phillips, and.that of the Lark Inn from John Phillips ...

... during the current half-year. Your directors have to report that the Bill for an extension of your railway from Crymmych Arms to Cardigan has passed through Parliament without opposition, and on the 2nd of August instant obtained the Royal assent. The capital ...

... 7^(1; iVir Ans ee, Albion, £ 1 2S 6D; Mrs French, The Cottage, 13s 7d Mr Williams, Peel lyin, lOa LHD the Cardiff Arms, 10s the Cardigan Aruis, 8s 6d the Angel JJOT-L, PI; the Bute Catle, 2111iti the Solotlan S Inn, 3-T the London Taveru, 2sl0d total ...

... committee, representative of the Taff Vale employds, now holding out against a reduo- tion of their wages, met at the Cardigan Arms, Cardiff, on Wednesday, when the. following circular from the Amalgamated4 Society of Engineers, &c., which.will now circue ...

... Society for the Pre- vention of Ciu-jlty to Animals, who prosecuted, Mr J. J. Bland, goods agent to the Carmarthen and Cardigan Railway, and John Jones, employe of the above, were charged with ciueily ill treating a horse. Mr Griffiths, solicitor, conducted ...

... to Robert Sanders: Cardigan Arms, Maria-street, to Henry Escott; New Inn, Queen- street, to D. W. Evans; Lord Raglan, Ellen-street, to Thomas Jenkins; Wheatslieaf Inn, Adam-street, to James Dacey; Five Bells, Christina-street, to John. Evans. The licence ...

... Guildhall, Cardigan, by the members of lie the Royal Naval Reserve stationed . at St. i Dogmells, Mr.' James Williatiis,-mayor, pre. en sidivg,. watches and certificates from, the Royal t, Hunlane Society were presented to David Morris ie and John'Lewis, ...

... was injured. A horse, the property of Sir E. Gibby, Hill Farm, was found dead in the morning. A CHAPEL STRUCK AT CARDIGAN. Our Cardigan correspondent writes :—The peals of thunder here resembled the sound of an explo- sion of a shell in a large building ...

... prisoner said that he found the shovel in a ditch, He wa sent to gaol for seven days. CARDIGAN. TKOEDYEAUR PETTY SKSSIOSS.—On Tuesday last, at the Shire-hall, Cardigan, before Messrs W. Buck. T. Davies, M. J ones, and S, H. Jones-Parry, Thos. Phillips, ...

... said, was too small, and cost about A 15 too much. The threatened proceedings against Mr Mitchell, in John-street,were thought unnecessary, as John-street did not belong to the board, and the meeting thought an action could not be sustained. A vote of ...

... source n ear the Cardigan-road station. It 'is to be hoped the dcay is not' far distant when the railway will be , extended to the town of Cardigan. It has been decided to es- tablish fairs and monthly and weekly' markets at Cymmach Arms, and the first-fair ...