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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 ...
... WHITLAND AND CARDIGAN RAILWAY. EXTENSION MEETING AT CARDIGAN THE CONTRACTORS' PROPOSAL. Au enthusiastic public meeting of the directors and shareholders of the Cardigan Extension Scheme, as held at the Guildhall, Cardigan, on Tuesday afternoon. There ...
... Wales Circuit, and Author of MEMOIRS OF THR CIVIL WARS IN WALES AND THE MARCHES. ) [ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.] XVII.—CARDIGAN CASTLE. Of Cardigan Castle, once a strong fortress the possession of which was much contested, there remains but a portion of the ancient ...
... Possession of amount of Ian oth4r property in Glmor- re ganshiae and the adjoining conaties of Carmarthen a. and Cardigan, Tae esimant Is John Kordeoi, an old man redin at wich tw s: a ntive. and ?? t *e lage proportion of the diputed pro is situate. He ...
... contest. It is believed that not a few counties would go without a struggle if attacked, only there are as few armed to attack as there are armed to defend. The million aires of commerce and manufactures are not forthcoming to scale the Olympian heights ...
... there were many strangera in Cardigan, which ruled thatcountrie, but yet the people hated them, not forgetting the wrongs that they had received at their hands. Gruflydd at once responded to the nvitation, entered Cardigan Iscoed, des- troyed the Castle ...
... who had possessed himself of Cardigan- shire, and had established himself at Cardigan, invited his friends—both Normans and Welsh—to a grand eisteddfod, the first on record. Among the young men who at- tended was Cardigan's son, Owen. In ad- dition to ...
... Justice Lindley. Pembrolkeshire and Town and County of Harer- fordwest, Monday, Jan. 12, at Hlaverfordwsst; Cardigan- shire, Th~ursday Jan. 15, at Cardigan ; Oarinartbenshire *;nd Counsty of the Bloroughs of Carmarthen, Mlonday. Jun. il9 at Cnsrmartlsen L'r ...
... witnessed in this island since that day when the Volunteers stood to arms in College-green, while Hussey Burgh within carried Free Trade ; or that still more glorious day when Grattan moved the Declaration of Right, and the geni us of Swift and Molyneux ...
... down at £1,25, of which £500o is payable in ?? up sharas. The Subscribers arme Rihard Evry, Alfred Thomas, ro John Guy Proger, David Jones, Solomon Andrews, G. A. REdiards, John P. Joaes; Henry Jones and W iiam Jones., one hare each. Mt. Henry Yones . ...
... Dmuddeston Mill fload, to .John Hurlstene; the Barleycoria, Coxa Street, to Thomnsa Wralter Inseson; the Unicorn, 2Newv John Stiesct West, to Alfred Henry King~ ; thle Victoria, Cairdigame Street, to Josepis Lane ; Tower Arms, Lonch Street, to Henry Mill ...
... received at the hands of Mrs. Grattan. In fact her Fr *r kindness was proverbial in the district, and such an institution as that would be of vergv little use if it were not presided over by such an estimable lady as , Mrs. Grattan. (Great applause.) Mr. Dawson ...