... best man, subsequently entered the church, and took his seat in the nave, near to the chancel arch. The bride, leaning on the arm of her father, arrived about half-past 11 o'clock. She wore a rich white satin robe, trimmed with white lace, a wreath of orange ...

... Petty Sessions held a special meeting, at the Castle Hotel, to consider the charge of rape preferred against a youngman named John Howells, 18 years of age, living in the village (vith his parents. The complainant is Sarah j Hughes, a girl of 17 years of ...

... and Alger's manures, sold by Mr Owen Jones, merchant, the agent for the company in the Cardigan district, was held on Tuesday last, in a field behind the Gogerddan Arms Inn, and proved a thorough success, every description of produce being far in excess ...

... TAFF VALE RAILWAY. Tliia railway, which extend, from the Whitland station Qf tlje Great Western Railway to Crymmych Arms, for Cardigan on the one side, and Newport on the other, was oyened last week for passenger traffic. It is mvre than two years sirce ...

... supervision by the POliC6' MALICIOUS WOUNDIXG AT NEWPORT. William John (out on bail), was indicted for mal.ci- He was d o SdSf for a common assault Mr ttm instructed by Mr John Evans, of Cardigan This was a case of a serious nature, and the evidence clear,y ...

... POLICE.-At the Borough petty sessions held yesterday, before the Mayor (Mr D. Mor- gan), and Messrs John Thomas, J. L. Williams, and W. Spurrell, John Lee, tailor, was charged with assaulting xivans, wniist in the execution oinis duty at 12. 45 on Sunday ...

... champion of Catholic Emancipation was- Ever glorious Grattan, thp best of the good, With all that Demosthenes wanted endued, And his rival or master in all he possessed. Such patriotism as that of which GRATTAN is the representative shows that there are Irishmen ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Owen Jones, Il (Goat; 'Williiin Jones, John owen, Paris House, I JeJohin wen, Borth. Air Ro-bert Rowland was nenai- e mousey re-elected paitahioners'- ohurohwaiden for the current year. It was stated that Mr John Morris was I to continua as rector's c ...

... so light a punishment upon the count. SALE OF 110USpD PROrnrTY iN BANGOR--On Wednes- day afternoon Mr John Pritchard offered for sale at the Vaynol Arms a quantity of house property in this city. The sale was well attended, the room being crowded, and the ...

... case was not conclusively proved they were dismissed. PxBMrrrixa DBCUKBNSBSS.— Henry W. Gray, land- lord of the Maltsters' Arms, Whitchurch, was charged with permitting drunkenness in his house. A police- constable deposed to having found several men ...