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... to attend on that day, CARDIGANSHIRE ASSIZES. The Cardlganshire asirzes were held on Monday. Mr, Baron Clehaby arrived In Cardigan from Haver- fordweat on Satozdoy r'entg, and on Sundan mornu- leg, accompanied by the High-sherlff (Hlr. Wlllem Griffith ...
... a precipice, arm-in-arm with his wife. They were a warned of their peril by a woman, in Welsh, but it is sup. posed that, not understanding the language, they took no 0 notice of it. A short time after this frs. Bernard withdrew If her arm from that of ...
... discussing the motion the board ad- b journed the question. The board then rose. v CARDIGAN.P CaIrCe PREPEE MENT.-The Rev. J. Lloyd, e: B.A., curate of Llangoedmore, near Cardigan, 0 has been appointed to the perpetual curacy of n llanpumpsaint and Llanliawddog ...
... on Saturday, Albert Page, John Butter, and Frale; Axel!, tbree pivates belonging to the 13th Regiment, were charged with sterliug fosr' fowls, the property of Willam Smith, of Neylend. Tae prisoners were defended by Mr. W. John, solicitor. It appeared from ...
... pointment of Comptroller of Stamps. LOWL, BILLS IN PARLIAMlNr. In the gouse of Lords on Thursday, the e- C imaxtben acd Cardigan Cailway Bill was read z second time and referred to a Select Committee. DEAIT1I OF lHIE AURC IDEACON Ol'O TLo venerable Phillip ...
... officer: -John v B Batchelor, Penarth, merchant, nominated by v John Guthrie and George Sully Stowe; also'by in Jobn Guthrie and Charles Henry Jacobs. James a Edwards, Penarth, collector of dock dues, by Walter W. Pengelly and John Fry. John Fry, Penarth ...
... the first time. CRoss. -Mr. John Rynastion' Cross, of. 'Vern7 clough-Heaton, 'Laneashire;. cotton-spinner, who has been returned for the'.borough of Bolton, in the Liberal interest, is the eldest son 'of' the late Mr. John Cross, of Bolton, by Hannah ...
... Thomas Jones, that 3 Liandovery; Dr. Hopkins, Llanelly; Mr. John law, Hughes, Carmarthen; Mr. W. Evans (Kilsane), thee' Liandilo; Mr. Edger Evans, clerk to the Carmar- selvi thed Union; Mr. John Thomas, clerk to the Nar- Ml berth Union; Mr. Herbert Lloyd ...
... hard tabour.r TIFE CALM13ARTRB]NSal1RE] RAIL- WVAY MYSTERY. The gouard, John England, who was accused of, mslax-ng or secreting £9g8 l0s., the property of, the Carmarthen and Cardiga~n Railway Company, was brought before the magistrates at Llandyssol petty ...
... in-best, Mr-. Thomas wac Davies from near .Cardigan, For the heat singer of the call ,in bass s,Arm, ar~m, ye bravo, five competed ; the prize ' tail cNO was divided between Mr. G. Jones, New Tr-edegar, and _j ire John Owen, Rhymney. The next was a prize of ...
... DISThIO I 1 TELLIGNOL UHm B S: SZOW foi the united counties of Carmarthen, Pembroke, Cardigan, and GIqmorganJ (prizes amounting. to £210) was to take place ou August -21, but the hon. see., 1dr. W. k.. B. Gwyn, PISS Court Hir, has Just issued the following ...
... berayro, e dp on Friday morninx. owi0t ?? widfr she had hMd, b&-. had 2ade may Efiends aid aclaintanoeg tbrou ot the couty of Cardigan, who *a, togeter with the tornspeopre Lf LbeatithYdo T.i Abx6zd2e. he era wi ?? placa -~o~ £PS.&t}1: of S}rorthora a~it T ...