... the people seen were lodgers and relations of the innkeepers. The cases against the Cardigan Arms and Cambrian Arms were dismissed: the proprietors of the Sailors' Arms and the Ship and Pilot were fined, and their licences endorsed. Gwilym Evans'quinine ...

... man named Johu Morris, aged 27, son of the late Mr John Morris, relieving officer, 'Pontrhydyceirt, nearCilgerrao, fmd who recently served his apprenticeship as chemist with Mr Joseph Rees, Cardigan, went to bathe in company with two friends, got out ...

... 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 ...

... have beetj held with that object in the Cardigan Arms. A rumour gained currency on Monday that they had resolved en striking, but on inquiry this turus out to have n,) further foundation than is stated above. Mr John Jenkins, the president of the trades' ...

... and of that over the river Usk, near Newport, has been commenced. The extension of the Whitland and Cardigan Railway, from Crymmych Arms to Cardigan, is practically completed, and will be opened for passenger traffic In the course of a few days. Pursuant ...

... bail) was charged that he on the 12th instant, at the Butchers' Arms, Eglwyswrw, tendered and uttered a Hanoverian medal as and for a sovereign, with intent, &c. Mr John A G. Evans, of Cardigan, solicitor, appeared for the defence.— The magistrates said they ...

... have been held with that object in the Cardigan Arms. A rumour gained currency on Monday that they had resolved cn striking, but on inquiry this turns out to have no further ioundation than is stated above. Mr John Jenkins, the president of the tra s'council ...

... and of that over the river Usk, near Newport, has been commenced. The extension of the Whitland and Cardigan Railway, from Crymmych Arms to Cardigan, Is practically completed, and will be opened for passenger traffic In the course of a few days. Pursuant ...

... David Williams, labourer, Cenarth, and John Evans, Cenarth, for fishing for salmon with a coracle and net during the annual close season, in the river Tivy, near Alltybwla Farm, near Cenarth, on the 17th ultimo.—P.C. John Evans and P.C. Daniel Jones, after ...

... 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,—' ...

... and charged by Sergeant Wihnot, of the county constabulary, with being a deserter from the Cardigan Militia, a.nd committed to LJsk gaol to await an escort.—John Lewis, haulier, Monmouth, was convicted under the bye-laws for having, on the 11th May, left ...