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... cester Arms was transferred from Mrs. Jane t Phillips to Mr. S.- M. Omdell, from Lewisham, Kent, who has bought the ?? licence 0 of the Farmer's Arms was transferred from Mrs. f( Rachel Thomas to John Phillips, and.that of the Lark Inn from John Phillips ...
... Guildhall, Cardigan, by the members of lie the Royal Naval Reserve stationed . at St. i Dogmells, Mr.' James Williatiis,-mayor, pre. en sidivg,. watches and certificates from, the Royal t, Hunlane Society were presented to David Morris ie and John'Lewis, ...
... secretary to the show), and the MKisses Owyn; Dr. Bevan; Mr. B. BR. Carvrer; Wenallt; M1r. John Nevill, Llangennech; Mri. T. H. ,B-enchley, Glaneir, Cardigan; Mr. Vanghan Pbiipps, Ystradwrallt *Mr. a.Waters, Sarnaun; Mr. D). Long Price, Talley; MYr. ...
... Gaildhal}, at Cardigan, to adopt steps for rho er im~med~iate canvass for shares for the extenrlon di te tbe raivy from ?? Arms to tbat to~~ 9S Colonel Lew~is, 3 ynford, occulpied the c'rair, and amongs~t the speakers were hr r Bowren, Q.C.; Mr. John Owen, The ...
... counties of Carmarthen, Cardigan, and as Pembroke, to be quite disregarded, tly except upon the estates of some 11 ats of the very large proprietors. There were lcy in the county of Carmarthen, and the sister lbs counties of Cardigan and Pembroke, thousands ...
... Saturday morning. His death has cast a n gloom over the counties of Cardigan and Oarmar. r then, in which he was so well known and re. Qt spected. He represented the county of Cardigan m in Parliament for many years. He was a Liberal M in politics. His ...
... advertise for a Suitable person for the office. AT CABRARTHEN COflTY PETTY- Sm5sroNs, on Saturday, David Bowen, of thev Quarry Arms, Llangendeirne; Thomas Morgan. Three Comp sees, LIangendeirne; and lames Lewi*, of the Bock and Fountain, Newohurch, ?? X1 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...