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... CARDIGAN. AT THE EOROUOH PETTY-SESSIOSS, on Monday, Police-constable Jones, St. Dogmells, charged John Griffiths, butcher. and William Thomas, of Cilgem n, with being drunk aad and endeavour- ing to enter the Fishguard Arms after closing time. Defendants ...
... CARDIGAN. SrDim( Diem warns Dmviwo.—On Wednesday week last, as a man named Samuel Jones, an ostler employed at New Quay, was returning to the latter place from Cardigan with a carriage and two horses, and when near Gogerddan Arms, owing probably to the ...
... CARDIGAN. THE HALT•IIIOIIDAT MOTIMINT.—The petition ant round br the assistants fee closing place' of business every Wednesday at 8 pm. has met with an unanimous response on the part of the tradesmen, and on and after Wedneedsy nest, every Wednesday afternoon ...
... CARDIGAN. &arm —This society has been amalgainatod with a society of a similar description in the town, and its first meeting in the new form was held in the National Schoolroom on Monday evening last, Mr. J. H. Miles, Priory (vice-president), occupying ...
... CARDIGAN. THE RAILWAY CARDIGAN. —The work of the extension of the line from Crymmych Arms to Cardigan is still although the number progressing, of hands originally contemplated to be employed at the latter place has out been realised, a simple handful ...
... crucial business at the Cardigan Bonded Stores. RAILWAY TO Caitobian.—At an ordinary sneet• ing of the Cardigan Town Cohneil, held on Toursday list. A. J. Swans, Nsq., Mayor, in the chair. Cie subject of a railway to Cardigan was discussed, and it was ...
... CARDIGAN. Romal. SAIIIITAST AUTHORITY. —The ordinary monthly meeting of the Cardigan Union Rural Sanitary Authority was held in the Shire Hall, on Saturday last, under the presidency of J. T. W. James. Esq. The Inspector Nuisances reported that during ...
... CARDIGAN. Tea contest for the four vacant seats at the council board was sonductoil with much spirit and excitement at Cardigan on Saturday, and resulted as follows : KEW TM,. David Davies Lewis Evans J. H. Miles Levi hums 314 312 274 J. M. Phillips Joseph ...
... Abraham James, Isaac Williams, Capt John Paull, John Rowlands, John Jenkins, William Jones, Griffith Morgan, Hugh Hughes, John Edwards, David Rees, James Morgan, John Morgan, Evan Evans, Hugb Jones, David Eva ns , an d ...
... CARDIGAN. THE Towx Cor:vcrlfii;nem members whose term of expire on the Ist of November are Messrs D. G. Davies, Stephen Davies, John Lewis, and the Rev W. Jones, who, it is expected. will be returned without opposition. Mt Thomas Edwards and Dr Thomas ...
... CARDIGAN. Bo•nron Parer Sea-roes.—At these sessions held in the Guildhall, on Thursday, the Sib Met., the following eases were heard before the Mayor end Dr. Thorns. : P.C. John Richard. charged Even Williams, Mwldan, with using profane lengeage by cursing ...
... fall back upon. CARDIGAN AI:LILL/HT BINLR Soarry.—The annual meeting of this society was held in the Guildhall on Monday evening last, the Mayor presiding. Amongst the speakers were the Revs W. C. Davies, vicar of Cardigan, T. Jones, St John's, Pembroke Dock ...