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... 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 ...
... plaintiff could not tell whether Hill or was owner. Hill was liable. Judgment for piaintm. John Davies, farmer, near Bronwydd Arms, sued the y^r- marthen and Cardigan Railway for £ 11, the heifer which fell from the field on to the defendan and was killed ...
... ts cannot fail to have its weight with trades- men generally. GAS EXPLOSION AT THE CARDIGAN ARMS.—Yester- day evening an explosion of gas occurred at the Cardigan Arms, Maria-street. It appears that the son of the landlord (Mr. Jones) was retiring to ...
... Henry Butler; the South Wales Panio Hotel from the late Mr. Earl Godfrey to Mrs. Godfrey'• the Cardigan Arms from the late Mr. E. James to Mrs' James; the Bath Arms from James Piiilpotts to James Jeffries; the Ktrl of Windsor from Alfred Warren to James Hughes ...
... Hussars, that ciatinguisbed corps kavi««g rmen principally recruited iu London. Ow warrior bad survenj his apprentwefthip in arms under Do Lacy Bvai«s in Spain another was remark- able as having borne the flig of truce to the Russian lines tiie day after ...
... for ames James of the Crymmerch Arms, and tne other to Th;„°Qe8, ,a new house on Theaton Hill. th,^1.1°°nc ,ed tlw5 business of the day, and the court of prisoners0 *bi^ mor,,in& at 11 o'clock, for the trial Th CARDIGAN SHIRK. ...
... Angel, ironmonger, have been nominated. There will be no opposition. CARDIGAN. The Tories here failing to secure a nominee, the four retiring Liberal numbers—Meagre John Lewis, Royal Arms 7' Stephen Da Vies, grocer; D. G. Davies, Castle- green and the Rev ...
... Llandyssul aftd Cardigan Coaches, begs t acquaint his friends and the public in general that he has taken the above Hotel, and trusts by strict attention to his basinaas that he will merit a share of their support. The Llandyssul aDd Cardigan Omnibus staxts ...
... matters 111 ,j remain as they werc. With the view of WkJelg measures tor the Whitland and Yaie Railwov Arms to Cardigan, a meeting ot the inhabitants of Cardigan was held in th^ Q,i?yr Saturday afternoon la^t. Mr Bowen, ,^elJ sided, and in a s'atemont which ...
... but could not speak. Mis. Grattan. eeeing he desired to be alone, left him to his loneliness and expectation. But the news, though long delayed, could not be kept back for ever. And, in course of time it came, too, to John Tarrant. If favourable, it ...
... borough of Carmarthen :— Messrs n. Morris, John-street; R. Al. Davies, King-street: George Spurrell, King-street; J. S. Olive, loar's Head Hotel; Alorgau Jones, Lam- j mas-street; Howeli Howell, King-street; John Lewis, I-lo.,jitierce'lioi,,se; C. Ir viiig; ...