... 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 ...

... following gentlemen were again elected as members of the Board:-The Rev. W. A. Cass, and Messrs. John Jacobs, John Wicks Hunt, Jonathan Banbury, and John Sharp. There was no contest. BAMPPON WEST DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS, B£rford, Miay 1. Before the Rev ...

... W. G. Bother, 010. will preside. Medals for long service and good conduct hare been awarded Sergt. John Fairohild and Corporale Ja ?? ,Bugle-Major John I Elliot dan Alfred ?? Wld. L.I. IMPORTANT TO RETIRED OFFIGEIts.-Wo are asked to state that it has ...

... 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 ...

... Thomas Williams, now governor of the Birkenboad workhouse, was iu the charge of the Light Brigade, both belonging to Lord Cardigan's regimert; and both came nut of the memo- rable conulict unscathed. The dcce'eed, however, on one occaaion, when aseping ...

... Case dirmizssed.-John Burgers, of Shepton Mallet, was gumn cuned to show cause, &-c. He was ordered to pay gm 2s. Ed. per week and costF.-HanhWbGre the Slade, was fined Is. for not sending her child to schooL. -Geor~ge Lainbert, John Lambert, and Thomas ...

... Nottingham, Oxford, Plymouth, Scarborough, Sheffield, Sunderlaud, Torquay, Tynemouth, Walsall, York, Aberystwitvi, Bala, Cardigan, Edinburgh, Glasgow, St. Andrew's, Belfast, Cork, Dublin, Donegal, &c. What the Council's views are as to these memorials ...

... in such circumstances, to indulge in the little carpings at phrases with which Lord Beaconsfield and Sir Stafford Northcote armed. themselves. The establishment of institutions in Afghanistan may be a somewhat too constitutional description of the work ...

... offices attached -MSr. C. W. Whalley, £275B. Mr. John Phillips, £25; Mr. 3. Watkins, £25; ir. E. Wyatt. £25. The last named was accepted, l'OICiE couRT/ SATOUDAY.-A tramp, hailing from Shefflield, named John BEoskee, was charged with apply- lag for relief ...

... patriots-Grattan, Tons, Fitzgerald, &c.-ase left untroubled. The Home Rule leader has slipped at last, and ' in the corecuany of Northamptoh's Atheist ,, member, coisequently we find the reverend a watcbman suddonly pouncing on him . with arms bared tcody ...

... 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,—' ...

... win dows i as followA !- To tire Aory of God. an in memorymof C i..rs John C hampiorpio uei boin Jure 20, 1814, died January 2, 1880. The three email hlchild below represent the arms of the ancient Norman family of Crespisny, and alto those of the Irish ...