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... Harries, Penyuont. Foal got by Cardigan Comet 2nd—1, John Evans, ZLbulon 2, John Lewis, Llangarthg nuing. Hunters or Carriage Horses.—Two-year-old gelding or filly, calculated to make a hunter or carriage horse—1, John Phillips. Black Lion 2, R Carver ...
... Hotel, to promote the of Mr Pugh, the Liberal candidate for Car p. shire. Mr Pugh had sent word that J^cPi; Davies, M.P, for Cardigan, and lnmselii 1* meet the local committee. They arrived 0 o'clock, accompanied by Mr Vaughan Bwlchbjchan. It being fair day ...
... Monk, Charles J. (Gloucester) 309 L Moreton, Lord (Gloucester, W.) 135 L Morley, Samuel (Bristol). 115 L Stanton, W. John 139 C Yorke, John R. (Gloucester, E.) 127 (One seat vacant.) ...
... days, with hard labour. A Won AS. — John Griffiths, a young man, was charged with being disorderly, and also assaulting a young woman liamed Ellen Williams. The parties were on Wednesday drinking at the Cardigan Arms. They quarrelled, and when outside ...
... in refer ence to a case from Cardigan, that the depositions were so badly written he was unable to make out what the case was about. (Laughter.) In addi- tion to the bad writing it would appear that in the borough of Cardigan they were in reduced circumstances ...
... considerable body of police, who are virtually soldiers, being armed with rifles and bayonets. If Home Rule were adopted, the cost of governing Ireland would be largely diminished. But Sir John J. Jenkins does not mind how much is spent on coercion. He never ...
... Wednesday morning, at his residence, Uplands, Swansea, of Mr John Rowlands, of the firm of Rowlands, Clatwortby and Co., tea merchants, London. Mr Rowlands was a native of Tregaron, Cardigan. He was well known on the road as one of the most successful ...
... Oljngwyn. Penbank-back, and the Bronwydd Arms,I'situated in the parish of New- church, and adjoining the Bronwydd Station, on the Carmarthen and Cardigan Railway. Full particulars will shortly appear. Cardigan, 30th April, 1884. 69073 TEMPLE GATE HORSE ...
... breed, reared by the exhibitor—1, John Howelis, Waunrhyudod 2, -Messrs Davies, Wernolefawr h.c., William Thomas, Tregadwgau. Bull calf of the black breed-1, John Scourfieid, Blaenwernddu 2, J. Hughes, Coinant 3 and c., John Harries, Penwch, Llantihangel-Aber- ...
... on April 15th. She was sen- tenced to two months' imprisonment with haid labour. BURGLARY .T YSTIiADYFODWG. John Benjamin (24), labourer, and John Williams (22), labouroi, pleaded guilty to charges of burglary at Ystradyfodwg in March last. To a further ...
... Bowen, Cwm- brwyn; — Moffatt, Falcondale. Black cattle and sheep—D. Davies, Velindre, Lampeter; E. Phillips, Treriffith, Cardigan; Davies, Capel- dewi. tSur-ter-Griffiths, Yaguborwen Griffiths, Green Hall. Their awards were:- BLACK CATTLE.—Bull, any age-1 ...
... Mr Davies, Goitre fawr and Ms '1 homas Evans, Trnedyraur. Black CATTLE.-Black bull of any age-D. G. Davies. Esq., Pentood, Cardigan. Do. nut ex- ceeding two year old—D. G. Davies, Pent'Kxl. Cow in calf or milk- 1 and 2, Thomas Evans, Llwyngrawys. Two-year ...