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... CARDIGAN ASSIZES. WEDNESDAY. — (Before Mr Justice Mathevv). JONES V. THE NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK. This was an action brought by John Griffiths Jones, Tynant Farm, near Aberystwith, to recover £ 157 lis id which bad been paid into court, a judgment for ...
... IMPORTANT FRIENDLY SOCIETY CASE. At the Cardigan petty-sessions, on Thursday— before Messrs W. Picton E vans and David Da vies —John Lewis, residing at High-street,Saiut Dog- mell's, summoned John Roberts, farmer*' Arms, Bridgend. Saint Dogmell's, treasurer ...
... man named Johu Morris, aged 27, son of the late Mr John Morris, relieving officer, 'Pontrhydyceirt, nearCilgerrao, fmd who recently served his apprenticeship as chemist with Mr Joseph Rees, Cardigan, went to bathe in company with two friends, got out ...
... bail) was charged that he on the 12th instant, at the Butchers' Arms, Eglwyswrw, tendered and uttered a Hanoverian medal as and for a sovereign, with intent, &c. Mr John A G. Evans, of Cardigan, solicitor, appeared for the defence.— The magistrates said they ...
... and of that over the river Usk, near Newport, has been commenced. The extension of the Whitland and Cardigan Railway, from Crymmych Arms to Cardigan, Is practically completed, and will be opened for passenger traffic In the course of a few days. Pursuant ...
... PREPAID. all caees ivotice mvji be authenticated bythennne aM ad-drest of the writer. BIRTHS. JOHN.—October 23rd, at 20, Edward-terrace, the wife of Jenkin John, of a son (still-born). SETa.-October 23rd, at 20, The Parade, the wife of Professor Andrew ...
... Kington, Herefordshire, formerly residing at the Oxford Arms Hotel, Presteigne, Radnorshire, licensed victualler. Andrew Peters. Taylor's-! ow, Tirphil, Glamorganshire, carpenter and wheelwright. John Parry, Lowther-street, Briton Fern-, moulder. George ...
... considerable body of police, who are virtually soldiers, being armed with rifles and bayonets. If Home Rule were adopted, the cost of governing Ireland would be largely diminished. But Sir John J. Jenkins does not mind how much is spent on coercion. He never ...
... so much, gentlemen, for Grattan's Parliament. Now, it must have occurred to your minds—evidently it has been fully and largely in the minds of your representatives in Parliament to compare the position of Ireland under the Grattan Parliament with the position ...
... examination for skill at arms prizes on Tuesday at 7.30 p.m. Gun competition for skill at arms prizes, and 7in. gun practice at Lavernock on Saturday. Parade at Drill- hall in uniform, waist belts, and forage caps at 2.15 p.m. The arms of the corps having ...
... sequences —India, care of Mr Green, 76, Great Port- land-street, London. 41 JOHN PHILLIPS, late Duffryn Mills, Narberth, must claim clothes during this month, other- will aell them.— John Bicharda, Whitland. 92 ^Slatnmonial. IF you are Married, or contemplating ...
... men of good character.—Apply John Lang, 31, Church-road, Newport J. W. Jones, 48, Railway-terrace. Merthyr W. Davios, b. Wood-road, Pontypridd W. II. Carter, 2, Wet View-terrace, Ebbw Vale, or W. il. Chick, Manager, 1, St. John's- square, Cardiff. 3H INDUSTRIAL ...