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... FATAL ACCIDENT NEAR CARDIGAN. A MAN CRUSHED TO DEATH. On Wednesday morning a shocking accident occurred to Mwtit-mawr Farm, near Cardigan, A person named John Davies, who is in service at the farm, but whose family live at Pwllycrychydd Llangoedmore, ...
... , Newport Monmouthshire, jeweller. J. Gou!'), Pontynjister, near Risca, Monmouth- shire, builder. BANKRUPTS. John Jones, of the Cardigan Arms, Dowlais, Merthyr TydM, innkeeper. Francis PhiUipi*. of Wutfrloo-street, Cwmbaoh, and of Blaeuanty-groca Brickworks ...
... ATTEMPTING THE CONFIDENCE TRICK. At Whitland, on Thursday, David Davies, horse and cattle dealer, was charged by John Jones, of New Quay, Cardigan—before Mr W. L. Phillips-with stealing from him the sum of JE5, by what is known as the confidence trick,—' ...
... of any pure breed—prize, John James, Dol- goch Steer of any pnre breed, not less than two aud not exceeding three years old—prize, Daniel Jones, Rhydgarregddu. Yearling steers and one yearling heifer of any pure breed—prize, John James, Dolgoch. Black cow ...
... Jones an 1 Mr J. W. VacheII—the foUowing licences :—'ihe Th:ee Horse Shoes from John Jenkinj toWDIiam RandaH theCrichton Arm?, from George H, Eyre to Henry Newton Plasterers' Arms, trom Lewis W. Willis to Robt. Pa!st.r; and tha Croft Hole!, frotn MrS.B. A ...
... Duke-street, Cardiff; the Plymouth Arms, St. Fagans; and the Windsor Arms, Llan- krissant. ST. JOHN'S MISSION CHOIR. — An entertain- was given at St John's Schoolroom, Crock- I cerbtown, on Tuesday evening, in aid of the St John's Mission ...
... constituency. Mr Davies' chances in this district of the county are supreme against all comers, THE CARDIGAN BOROUGHS. It was currently stated at Cardigan on Wednes- day, that Air, Jenkins accepted the candidature for the borough late on Tuesday night, ...
... the Young Men's Christian Association, Brighton House, on Monday afternoon. He selected the 15th chapter of the Gospel of St. John, and expounded the same. There was a large attendance. IRISH DISTRESS FUND.—A meeting of the Car- DIFF Committee, formed tor ...
... Swansea; A. J. Parry, Swansea; Owen Griffiths, Clynderweu; Hy. Price, Rhydwiline; Thos, Thomas, J. H. Roberts, John Thoma Joseph Evans, John Lewis, Phillip Collier, Richard Solomon, Carmarthen; Pro- fessor D. E. Jones, Carmarthen; D. G. Davies, Llanboidy ...
... female plaintiff's father and mother. Messrs and Ivor Evans, of Cardigan, were the acting for plaintiffs, and Messrs B. Evans'^j Son. of Newcastle Emlyn, for the defendant. it 1852, John Davies, the former owner, solu pro; erty to the defendant. Afterwards ...
... humour, NEWCASTLE EMLYN. The polling commenced at 8 a.m., and closed at 5 p.m. Ti e returning officer was Mr J. P. Howell, Cardigan, assisted by Mr Thos. Vaughan, schoolmaster, of this piace. The total number of voters on the list was 242, IJDd 202 electo ...
... (Liberal), John Iiosser CENTRAL WARD.—In this ward also the retiring members passed unchallenged, and a similar duty devolved upon Alderman T. M. Lleweliyn, the returning officer, who officially recorded the re-election of both, namely, John Richard Richards ...