... four o'clock on Wednesday afternoon, the dredge Why Not, suddenly sank with the three hands on board-John Lillicup, sen., John Lillicup, jun., and John Childs. LYDNEY. FALSE DIAGNOlilS.-The sheep, buried by Messrs. Bumard, Bros., from having been pronounced ...

... Joseph R. Bailey, Mr John Bourne, Mr Crawshay J^'ley, Mr Evan Bevan, Mr James Barrow, Mr G. JJrook, Mr John J. Blease, Mr Thomas Cory, Mr Robert Capper, Mr H. L. Clifford, Mr Edward Cousins, C.K., ^aptain Colquhoun, Mr John Cadv, Mr John Cory, Mr iucnard ...

... burst out. Sir John Wynn, f Gwydir exclaimed Twm in a daredevil strain, that made the Baronet start at his vehemence. Admiring the fire that flashed in his eyes, his honest, fearless, and energetic behaviour, Sir John opened his arms, and received him ...

... AePPoINTsiENT OF UNDRe-SHERIrIO-Mr. J. Picton ler George, of the irnm of Messrs. George and Son, 'lit solicitors. Quay-stre-t, Cardigan, has been ap- le,7 piinted to tbh above offi.e by ?? newly--elected . sheriff for Cardiganshlire, Sir Marteine s . XM he ...

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... Jones, Mr John Jose, Mr Josiali, Mr R. Jenkins, Mr R. Oliver Jones, Mr Daniel Jones, Mr W. D. Jones, Mr James Jones, Mr D, W. Johns, Mr Thomas Jenkins, Mr C. H. James, Mr K. T. Mr Thomas Joseph, Mr E. 0, Jones, Mr C. James, i. Major, Mr John Jones, Mr ...

... IPicttres.-JAMNK AsanVES Artist, 55, Wind-sreet. 1$ B I CARDIGAN. BOARD OF GUARDIANS.-The ordinary fortnightly o meeting of this board was held in the union work- sa house, St. Dogrnael's, near Cardigan, on Wednesday, n a when the chair was occupied by Mr ...

... of his various achievements by one more anecdote. Bless me cried the lady mayoress one day to her husband, as they passed arm in arm through, the street from church, the people are always laughing to think of my marrying you. I don't wonder, replied ...

... Llannon and Llangennech were duly approved of and signed. CARDIGAN. BosRn OF GueutARses-The first meeting of this hoard after its re-election was held in the Union Workhouse, St, Dogniael's, near Cardigan, on Wednesday, there being a very large attendance. ...

... on Wednesday at noon, all well. On W7edneaysnot is two morning- the Isabel, of Windsor, Nov Scoia jury ?? tulnes, from St. John's for Sharpness, A lyran dragged her anchors in King Road, but brought werc i~teup in safety after employing an extra tug. ...

... native of Cardigan- shire, but had resided in Mountain Ash for eight or tea years, was a married man with a family, well knowu at Mountain Ash, and highly respected. On Friday, 6th August, 1880. plaintiff left Mountain Ash to proceed to Cardigan, to attend ...

... native of Cardigan- shire, but had resided in Mountain Ash for eight or tea years, was a married man with a family, well known at Mountain Ash, and highly respected. On Friday, 6th August, 1880. plaintiff left Mountain Ash to proceed to Cardigan, to attend ...