... Railway Company was held on Friday last, at the Yelverton Arms -Hotel, Whitland, for the transaction of the general business of the company, and to receive a report from the directors. Mr. John Owen, of Glogne, presided. The directors submitted the following ...

... TaffVale Ra.Iway CoinpSy was heW on Friday last, at the Yelverton ARMS HOTET Whitland, for the transaction of the general business of the company, and to receive a report from the directors* Mr. John Owen, of Glogne, presided *BTHT RECTORS submitted the following ...

... respond- ent had not put in an answer to the petitton. Mrs Mary Johns said she was ma rried to the respon- dent at the parish church of Silian, in the county of Car- digan—to John Lewis John?. He had formerly gone by 2hS name of Marsden, but that name had ...

... 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 ...

... Henry Butler; the South Wales Railway 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 Philpotts to James Jeffries; the Earl of Windsor from Alfred Wafren to James Hughes ...

... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... GAZETTE. [Birasn Friday Night's Gazrett.] LIlJIDATIONS BY ARRANGEMENT. Ruth Evans, of Ailtyrodyn Arms. In the parish of Llandyssul, in the county of Cardigan, licensed victualior nad farmer. First meeting, at the offices of Mr. W. D. Evans, solicitor, Queen ...

... roan, calved Auguet 24th, 1874 by Dth Duke of Gonova. The highest price for the ?? was 120 guineas, paid by Mir. Thomas, Cardigan, for Earl of Loicoster 4th, roan; calved March 20th, 1874, by 5th Duke of Geneva; and the lowest, 46 guineas, for Earl of ...

... Pays f, on the part of MI. Clemenceau, former Mayor Ii of Montmatre, who had been delegated by a the Republicans to demand armed reparation fi for an article published by Le Pays yester- A day violently attacking the Republican party. t: M. Paul do Casagnac ...

... treatment of the great period between 1782 and 1800 fnay be at once under- stood when we quote ,ls estimate of GRATTAN 3 and FiTZGIBaow. He writes Grattan has been beatified by tradition as the sa- viour of his country, In his own land his memory is adored. His ...

... who might deal with the matter according to hia discretion. -^John Bartlett who was charged with the manslaughter of Ma^ !t8' o ma7 be remembered, was killed on the Carmarthen and Cardigan RaUway, was acquitted, it being ehown that there was no ncglect ...