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... FATAL ACCIDENT NEAR CARDIGAN. A elookingaccident, attended withfatal results, occurred on V%'ednesday to a young man named John Davies, residing at Pwllgrechn, LIargoed- more, near Cardigan, He was employed as a labourer by Mr. John Hughes, of Mwrtmawr ...
... will (dated Oct. 17, 1867) with six codicils I (the last being dated March 8, 1873) of Stir. James Campbell, formerly of Cardigan House, Richmond. C but late of Cawley Priory, OCichester, who died on .rd July 19 last, has just been proved by Mrs. Caroline ...
... disorderly and relusing to leave the Masons' Arms T when requested by the landlord. Mr. Ames, of Frome, appeared for Gay, Curtis, and Pearce. On Saturday . evening, the 4th inst., a row occurred in the Masons l e Arms, and subsequently, while on his way home ...
... VVatkins to David Butler-' Cardigan Arms, Do wlais, J ohn J ones to Enoch Thomas Wyudham Arms, Glebeland, J. H. Evans to Albeit Wells; Anchor Tavern, Pontmorlais, David Marpole; to Samuel Breeze; Rose and Crown, Grawen-terrace John Hughes to Sarah Hughes; ...
... children regularly to school, John Jones, John Davies, George Davies, and iliiam Griffiths were fined 5s each, inclusive of costs. For a similar offence, James Kieley was fiued 3s 6d, inclusive of costs. MONDAY.— {Before John Bishop, Esq.) A VICIOUS CUSTOMER ...
... presented from that parish, and two from St. Luke's, Cheltenham. A Gloucester paper understands that the Rev. hi, W. F, St. John, MIA., rector of Frampton-on-Severn, has accepted the living of Kempsford, vacant by the death of Canon Barlow. The Cainbrian ...
... A BANKRUPT PuLlCAN. —Mr J. Plews applied to Judge Falconer for an order upon the trustee in the bank- ruptcy of John Jones, Cardigan Arms, Dowlais, to disclaim the tenancy. Jones had been adjudicated a bankrupt, and the registrar of the couit was trustee ...
... h .e force. assurinig them of the RYM athly which the Queen 53 felt in the dark hours which nd overshadowed tho ,h British arms In Afghanistau. His Excellency referred Y especiallg to the servicee of the troops guarding the mr communicatione. and praised ...
... 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 ...
... the smack Catherine, of Cardigan, and the brigantine Osnabriek, of Papenburg, Hanover, which were in distress off Fishguard during a strong gale from the N.N.E. The special thanks of the institution were also voted to Captain John Hodge and Mr. T. B. Williams ...
... deal boards under his arm, staggering as if he was drunk. The prisoner had been cautioned before.—George James Brown, a workman in the yard, stated that on Tuesday evening he saw the prisoner walking off with the wood under his arm.—The prisoner pleaded ...
... the Long Vallev, Aldershot, last week, a gun was fired before the rammers and loaders had got clear. Two gunners bad their arms broken, and another had his face blown away, besides sustaining other severe in- juries. The accident is believed to be owing ...