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... Roberts, Loveston. PIGS.-Ftit pig-I, John Davies, Alleston 2, Stephen Morgan, Cardigan. ROOTS.—Five acres of sweeds— 1, W. B. Roberts, Loveston. Swedes, 12 roots—1, Earl Cawdor; 2, Alexander Jermyn, Kingswood; v.h.c., John Davies, Alleston. Mangolds, 12 roots—1 ...
... William Owen, Cardigan- shire, was sentenced to three months' hard labour for bigamy; T. L. Evans, Bridgend, for forgery, 10 months' hard labour; Edward Morgan, Carmarthenshire, for indecent assault, penal servitude for seven years John Davies, Cardiff ...
... OUR SPECIAL REPORTER.] WHITLAND, Wednesday Afternoon.—The frightful accident on the Whitland and Cardigan Railway has resulted in the loss of three lives, John Griffiths having died at Carmarthen Infirmary at 12.30 to-day. His injuries were of such a terrible ...
... INQUEST. On Monday Mr George Thomas, county coroner, resumed the inquiry at the Yelverton Arms Hotel, Whitland, into the railway disaster near ou the Whitland and Cardigan Railway, wheLeby three men lo-.t their lives. Pre- vious to the inquiry Colonel Rich ...
... and Scotc Freeland Kally, trad- ing as Thomas and Co., at Bridgend, Cardigan brass and iron founders and engineers. J. L. Thomas retires. RECEIVING: ORDERS. Benjamin James, Sexton's Arm-, LIausadwrn. Llan. wnla., Carmarthenshire, innkeeper. Thorn -s Morris ...
... the Cardiff Shipwrights' Society, representing 500 men, was held at the Cardigan Arms, Maria-street, on Tuesday even- ing, for the purpose of considering the candidature of Mr John Jenkins. The following resolution Was unanimously passed That this meeting ...
... Government in 1373, but which would fail now as it failed then. The Irishman who now thought he could throwaway his arms just as Grattan disbanded the volunteers, in 1882, would find that he had placed himself in the power of a cruel, nnreienting English ...
... the finance committee:—Mr Sinedley, Mr Brewer, Captain Higgon, Mr Joaoph Thomas, Dr Morison, Mr H. G. Allen, Mr R. Carrow, Mr John Thomas (Llether), Mr W. S. Jenkins, Rev Lewis James, Mr J. 11. Bowen, and Mr B. Rees. The recommendation of the committee was ...
... transferred —Patriot. High-street, Dowlais. from John Salis- bury to William Jenkins Lord Napier^ Bridge- street, Merthyr, Solomon Leonard to Elizabeth Leonard (widow); the Bell, Plymouth-street, Thomas Richard to John H. Evans; Old Tan- yard, Bethesda-street ...
... the property of a tenant farmer—1 and 2 divided between John Evans, Nantyci, and John Phillips, Caerlleoll 3, T. Evans, Llwynduris. Best sucking colt or filly by a draught lltallion-l and 2, John Evans, Nantyci. Best suckling colt or filly by a thoroughbred ...
... the day in question, and the latter afterwards missed his money. On the name morning prisoner went to the barmaid of the Cardigan Arms, Bute-street, and handed her 24 and the two handkerchiefs, to mind for h The jury returned a verdict of guilty, and r.rf ...
... 4 Llaudovery 16 St. Hears 5 Trecastle 17 Carmarthen 6 Abergavenny 19 Lampeter (Cardigan) 11 Uonctth 19 Llatiartli do. 12 ] Cardigan 25 Haverfordwest 12 | Crymmycii Arms 26 Newcastle Kijilyn 13 [ Bwlcligwyn 27 Llanwsnog 14 | Trebedw 28 ...