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... WHIPLAND AND CARDIGAN RALWAY COMPANY. pro-I nly to THE PROPOSED EXTENSION TO agon CARDIGAN. 0ner1 The ordinary half-yearly general meeting of the g as prprietors of the Whitland and Cardigan Railfway Act was held at the Yelverton Arms Hotel, Whitiand ...
... Several pioneers of Lioeralism from Cardigan and the district were present. Tie chiapel vas fairly filled, the audience beingcomposedof about a doren voters Lrid acrowJ of young people end women with children in arms. The Chairman's remarks were most ...
... lo-lpused. LAML'STR ?? Evans, Tailesin louse, sur'geon; John Ottisries ltarford, FAlcon1dele. LayTxa.-John Thowutas, Maeinwvern. Llanarth; Meo- gait Evans, Oatfoid., LlLmLirL i. LaAnsADinsrsAwn, Dustosx-Dr. John T. Moregen, Waum-ceiro Hiati; thie ioe. ilewellyn ...
... s for new licences. The licence of the dmtn--ay House. Gelligaer, was transferred from EdmundDavies to John Jones. The licence of the Coopers Arms Inn, Ystrad Mynaebt, which -as, sought to be transferred from Mary Evans to her husband, William Hughes ...
... in an exem- n plary manner. F FOUNDERING OF A VESSEL LN CARDIGAN BAY. TWO MEN DROWNEIX On Saturday afternoon intelligence was received S by telegram at Cardigan that the smack Ann, of n Cardigan, had foundered on the previous night off Fishuard, and that ...
... fine of £i ie and costs.: ALLEGEn o ArrsmMPT TO DROWN A CARDIGAN !I TRADFSoXAN.-An tihe Cardigan Court summonses isw ere returnable against David James, ostler at the 'e Black Lion Hotel, Cardigan, for playing at £ ie ?? boddi bach upcni Thes. &llteMiLn ...
... vicar of Cardigan; J. Pryce Evans, |P a curate of St. Dogmaei's; T.Jones,vicarof Liannon; G, D. 1H. Davies, vicar of CeDaerth; Daniel Jodnts.: % rector of Moline; J. 51. Griffltch, vicar, of Movi- ho grove; Thns. Williams, curate of Cardigan; iT. Rogers ...
... than 60 policemen, but, notwithstanding this r display of force, a mob armed with heavy a bludgeons obstructed the sheriffs men, and b ultimately compelled them to return to t Cardigan. It The National Conference of MIiners was ti concluded at Birmingham ...
... Phillips James Rojach.Tliomas ThornssJ. Humphrevs,W. Edwards, j Thoelas Rus, Theopbhilus Davies, l ess Williams, E John Griffiths, John R. Williams, W. Lloyd iMarks, and G. 3. Jacobs. secretary. AJ sumt of 5 5s, was voted to the secretarv for his 1 services ...
... of Cambridge !: University, were accepted then the Aberystwith a Radicals would willingly unite with their Cardigan X.friendst But the Cardigan Liberals are counting t without their host, for it does not seem likely that }Mr. Davies would become a party ...
... DISTRICT MEETING AT LLLNELLY ON BEHALF OF MII. JOHN JONES jENKINS4 On Saturday evening last, at the lodge room of the Cardigan Arms, Seaside, Llanelly, a district meeting on bebvlf of the candidature of Mr. John Jones Jenkins Tzis held, when Mr. David Paton ...
... of country which you cover every morning. Say a word, a f true and a kind word, for your old friend and a stout knight at arms, John Griffith.-I am, &c., a C. Y ...