... the people seen were lodgers and relations of the innkeepers. The cases against the Cardigan Arms and Cambrian Arms were dismissed the proprietors of the Sailors' Arms and the Ship and Pilot were fined, and their licences endorsed. ...

... the people seen were lodgers and relations of the innkeepers. The cases against the Cardigan Arms and Cambrian Arms were dismissed: the proprietors of the Sailors' Arms and the Ship and Pilot were fined, and their licences endorsed. Gwilym Evans'quinine ...

... Several pioneers of Lioeralism from Cardigan and the district were present. Tie chiapel vas fairly filled, the audience beingcomposedof about a doren voters Lrid acrowJ of young people end women with children in arms. The Chairman's remarks were most ...

... of Cambridge !: University, were accepted then the Aberystwith a Radicals would willingly unite with their Cardigan X.friendst But the Cardigan Liberals are counting t without their host, for it does not seem likely that }Mr. Davies would become a party ...

... 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 ...

... ? ?? ?? 'J Havarforfiwest ?? 15 Crymmerch Arms ?? Kilgerran ?? Co wbrtdge ?? 24 Neath ?? ?? Llsadeuy ?? ?? Niewoastle-Ernlyn::.:::12 Llecbi'yd (Cardigan) ?? 26 Letterston .05.1 Bulth .. 27 Lampeter (Cardigan) ?? 15 Newport(Pem:j::,) ?? Lianeawel ?? Tica ...

... irons were used, but 7theboy had not been recovered on Wednesday ...

... audit for the Palleg Estates was held at the Ynie- Ho tibe cedwynD Arms Hotel. His lordship was representeed nor y Colnel Justice. A capital spread was provided .nrby the worthy liost, Mr. John Evans. His lord- I asihip's health was drunk with three times ...

... : - - - h SWANSEA Pioanparr SALE AT SwANsL-Mr. T. W. Davies, C. auctioneer, Union-street, offered for sale at the n Camerbn Arms Hotel. Swansea, a leasehold- house et in, Manseastreet, held for a. term of about 70 B years unexpired; ground rent, £3a, estimated ...

... be premature to proceed with - the motion at the present time. He had seea Mr. S John Moses and Mr. J. S. Adam, both of -whom > agreed with him. Es had also seen Mir. John a M'Connochie, of Cardiff, who was preparing a n report on the best means of improving ...

... Evans (Sai'lor' ict Arms), Williamn James, George Davies (the t, Nurserv), John B. Davies (Alben-square), and John tal i5- Jones (Login). The result is very satisfactory, WI several of the candidates being very young boys. I CARDIGAN, C Tase ?? Ttvrsmrs-A ...

... ?? Mission Work in South Wales C 0 by the Rev. John Lewis, Torby; and in the even- ing meetings will be hold to vote rants, and ad- dresses will be delivered in explanation end sUp- a port of ?? cl-arms of the society. at THE TEIFY SIDE CONSERVATIVE 6 ...