... i CARDIGAN. *TEGED FELONY.—At a special petty-sessiom ih- -^rran Hundred at the Fishguard Arms-, of the Gilgc. :'i«—before Mr William Mathia* on Saturday even, '-T. sailmaker, was broughl Pencoed—James Wigtej, -1 by P.C. Adamf up under a warrant charge^ ...

... WHITLAND AND CARDIGAN RAILWAY COMPANY. THE AGREEMENTS. WITH THE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY. The half-yearly general meeting of the share- holders of this company was held at the Yelverton Arms Hotel, Whitland, on Wednesday, Mr John Owen presiding, ...

... adjoining the Em!yn Arms, Newcastle Emiyn. Roadsters (sixeiitries)— the property of Mr. David Jones, Pistilleinon, near tLampeter highly commended, Cardigan Comet. Cobs, not exceeding 15 hands—1, Young Comet, the property of Mr John Davies, Hwynce!yn,near ...

... and charged by Sergeant Wihnot, of the county constabulary, with being a deserter from the Cardigan Militia, a.nd committed to LJsk gaol to await an escort.—John Lewis, haulier, Monmouth, was convicted under the bye-laws for having, on the 11th May, left ...

... vicar of Cardigan; J. Pryce Evans, |P a curate of St. Dogmaei's; T.Jones,vicarof Liannon; G, D. 1H. Davies, vicar of CeDaerth; Daniel Jodnts.: % rector of Moline; J. 51. Griffltch, vicar, of Movi- ho grove; Thns. Williams, curate of Cardigan; iT. Rogers ...

... H Harry, John Taylor, John Buse, C. H. Glascodine, 3 Albert Oakshot, and Drs. Griffiths and D. A. Davies. A e Sunday: Religious services conducted by the Rev. ' t Jamnes Owen and Mr. Parnell. During the week s by the Revs. Dr. Morgan and John Thomas.-John ...

... 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 ...

... Charles M`Clusky, 'Carrickmacross. Mr. Sealy had three nomination a papers. Mr. John Munr'oe, Q.C., Conservative, a . as nominated by Mr. Murray Ker, and seconded n DV Mr. John Dunne. Mr. Henry Pringle, Liberal, t Vwas nominated by AMr. Wall, and seconded ...

... every honest and urbiassed man, every- atE1 rs ones who Is open to conviction, must say 1 Yes. at is, And, fair-play to John and Noncon.,1 they did tral ed not even attempt at refuiting a solitary fact. given at or by James. The facts of James ...

... Price, Trcedyrhiw, the Rev. D. Onllwyu Brace. Bass solo, Why do the nations, prize divided between Messrs John Thomas, Penrhiv.ceiber, and John John, Pontypridd, Essay on Tre- harris, Mr Isaac Craigfryn Hughes, Quakers- yard. Lines to the Storm, prize ...

... Austrian ship Plod. They admitted the offence, and were ordered oil board. DISORDERLY.—John Daley, a fireman, was fined 10s and costs for being disorderly at the Cardigan Arms, and refusing to leave when requested. AN OLD OFFENDER.—Mary Ann Dee, who had been ...

... lifeboat crew consisted of the following ;-J enkin Jenkins (coxswain), John Jenkins, George Jenkins, lvichard Jenkins, Wil- liam Rogers, William Mel\ nmara, David John Morgan, John Williams, John Thomas, George Davies, William and Thomas Michael. Of this number ...