... from .0 to ;he 44, at 15s. The district is composed of 3,200 ter members. P.D.G.M. John Lake was daly in. Ine stalled G.M. for the next -12 months, and P.G. ed Owen John was duly elected D.G.M. for the next ts, 12 months; P.P.G.DM. Thomas Protheroe was ...

... FATAL ACCIDENT NEAR CARDIGAN. A elookingaccident, attended withfatal results, occurred on V%'ednesday to a young man named John Davies, residing at Pwllgrechn, LIargoed- more, near Cardigan, He was employed as a labourer by Mr. John Hughes, of Mwrtmawr ...

... 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 ...

... LhaM given rieo to an ULnuual amount of : atith amorg the public of Cardigan. , ROYAL NATIONAL LIFEBOAT INSTITUTION. - Cn Thursday a meeting of this institution was held at its house, John street, Adelphi, London, the obairman. of the institution in the ...

... seen by ?? o lanciady ^f the King's Arms making an entrance as into herstabie, whera was eventua11y cap-tred e by the hustecan; He is a very fne specimen of as the Weleh fox. Int AcrvCDNT.-A man narmed Meyrick John, Pany- Lt gasn, met with a serious accident ...

... the Tsaghan'a Arms HoteL, H, Hvod, where he was attended by Dr. Dukes. it I was found that he had received a wound on the M head and internal injuries. He is progressng A favourabl y. O re FV-EEAL o; DL, TnomAs.-Tbe funeral of Air, John Thomas, surgeon ...

... railway enterpulse introduced ?? Valleys' be was tiot so prosperous as now; then it was alir o5h. John Guest oame to the rescue-then It Was bir' eons John Guest sassisd iu the making of the Taff -Vale. mre Railway, end what weasthe result? He wass-the ...

... snckli Swan fe s.rea Autown and Rgt. Thom, b IV. PhilXs ~iih- Ll heesainlet Hihe an Lower, I Bees ?? pi I Len e ls and St. John's buotrgn lave. a ?? lthe.Oottage homes), tI. a. Wedn atV Cjoh pq 4lb., lotaf. A prviioa ?? a.gien f.'aor brandfor t gr-ocrkhose ...

... , an the follow, aseanting voters.- K r. John Cory. Vaindra Bell; enry Phillips, Now*- th h Port; H-. JParll, Newport; John Kason, Stake as aPark'; David Jenkins, Caecrle; John Nortbcokt, h ho N oewport; John Wheeler, Newport; H. CWa4r, ow w Newport; ...

... Brynanani Jenkir Mor2gan, ?? John Morgan. Amman Inn; J Fohn eiarries, Glanraon; John Jones, antam man, T. Clement; F. Iagge, B nunan; Lewi ; Bishop. Llandilo; Ft . GwnuJOntJ, Patgbs; John Bloyd, Pantynlark; 3. Jonas, Farmr' . Arms, and others. D On the motion ...

... l1874. F ?? Tlomws Cords (C) . ?? ,090 3V chu (L). - ?? - 1U2 1:M. April CARDIGAN BOROUGHS& 1R.,DAVIES AND THE GAUE LAWS5 On Monday laet, Mr. David Davie, La arrived in Cardigan betwee 8 aud 9 o'cok, and his advent being anticipated earlrthe adw put in ...

... seconded by Mr. Lewis Davies, Blaeupietyll, and carried unaui- neonsly. Mr. James returned thanks. On the mntion of Mr. John Lewis, Cardigan, seeonded by har. T. Willianms, Penralltidd, it was resolved tlmt Messrs. B. D. Jenkins, Cilbronnau, and T. Barman ...