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... Dill. Cardigan (by c_oach) .l (do) Mowiron raneader .. Llat.purapsaist .. Con .. . . . •Bronwrdd Arras a.m. a.m. p.m, P.S.. 7 30 1 26, .. 9 0 2 40 .. 40.10 46 4 46 3 60 64 10 3 6 0 9 10 16.1 1 19 6 16 9 26 29.11 21 6 26 9 37 42 11 43 6 41 9 49 6011 66 1 6 64 10 2 flail , DOWS.--11112K DAM Carmarthen •Bronwydd Cousin . ...
... LAMPETER. SCHOOL BOARD.-The monthly meeting was held on Monday, the Rev R. C. Jones presiding. The cleik read an order of the Education Department, dated the 24th inst., uniting the School Board district of Lampeter-Pontstephen and the borough of Lampeter, and constituting the School Board of the former district the School Board of the united district. Mr John Jones, attendance-officer, was ...
... LLANSTEPHAN. THE second of the series of the fortnightly enter- tainments which were proposed to be held at the above place came off on Friday evening last. The general interest taken in these entertainments is on the increase, and the success has been such as to satisfy the most sanguine, and augurs well for the future. Great praise is due to the young people for volunteering their services, ...
... LLANDDAROG. POPULAR ENTERTAINMENT.—An unusually suc- cessful meeting of this kind was held at the National Schoolroom, on the 30th ult, under the presidency of the Rev N. Thomas, vicar, when the appended programme was very creditably gone through :-Selection on the harmonium, Mr Sum- mons; Gipsy chorus, Glangwendraeth Glee Party; Views from Llanddarog, welsh poetry composed and read by Mr T ...
... CARMARTHEN. 4 thanking the Clergy, Gentry, and Public generally of the Town and County of Carmarthen, for tho liberal patronage accorded her late Husband. begs to inform them that she still carries on the Business as heretofore, and hopes by strict attention and supplying genuine articles, to merit a continuance of their favour. Sam, Allsopp's, and other Ales; Guinness's and other Porters, in ...
... NEWCASTLE-EMLYN. PLOUGHING MATCH. The Newcastle Emlyn ploughing match, open to the six adjoining parishes, was held on January 28th in a field belonging to the Gilwen Farm, near the above town. From morning till night rain came down in heavy and incessant showers, which considerably marred the pro- ceedings. But, notwithstanding this drawback, there was present a,, tolerably good number of com ...
... THE CARMARTHEN WEEKLY REPORTER PRINTING WORKS, • No. 3, BLUE-STREET, CARMARTHEN, IT TEI MOST IMPROVED MACHINERY. Cards, Wandler Cords (with apprepriais envelopes), Post Cards, HiMasao, Circulars, Porters (coloured and tolatii), the shorteet notice, sad au the term ...
... wan LAND. FRIDAY'S MARKET.—The attendance was fair, so was also the supply. Butter in casks realised 14d to Hid per lb, and pound rolls 15d to 15id. Live ducks and fowls, 3s 3d to 4s 6d per couple. Beef, 7d mutton, 9d and pork, 7d per lb. Eggs, 16 to 18 for Is. FATAL ACCIDE-IT. -About noon on Wednesday, the 28th ult., a fatal accident occurred at Pant- gwynne, about three miles from Whitland. ...
... HIGH TIDES AND FLOODS IN CARMARTHENSHIRE. CARMARTHEN. Owing to the stormy weather of last week and the beginning of the present the tides and heavy f floods, with strong south-westerly winds, covered the lands with water on both sides of the river Towy to a very large extent. On Saturday evening several houses and stores in the vicinity of the Quay were flooded. On the same evening, in Pensarn ...
... PENCADER. SCHOOL I HEAT.—.fcriday last was spent very happily by the children attending Pencader Board School. In the morning they were examined, according to their standards, in writing, spelling, and singing, and the bests were presented with appropriate merit books. Prizes were also distri- buted amongst those who had attended the school 400 half-days and upwards during the past year. The ...
... FERRYSIDE AND LLANSTEPHAN. During Saturday afternoon and Sunday Ferryside ras visited with very strong winds, blowing from the south and south-west, accompanied by rain, which acted considerably on the high spring tides, causing the lower or south ends of the village at one time to be partly submerged, and likewise threatened to inundate the lower portion of Llanstephan. The water made great ...
... JEWELLERY In GOLD of the be et Styles. Iu fitt.mt of the newest ratter.. AND PRESENTS Fl Or New things in the following Mounted Wares: PAINTED TERRA COTTA, DOULTON, WEDGWOOD, CROWN DERBY, ROCKINGHAM, de. ...