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... FISHING PROSECUTIONS AT CARDIGAN. HEAVY PENALTIES. At the Lower Troeayraur petty-sessions, held at the Shire-hall, Cardigan, on Tuesday, two important fishing cases were heard.-Ir W. H. Howell appeared to prosecute on behalf of the Tivy Board of Conservators ...
... ricks. A olaim was sent ia after prisoner's committal. —Mr. John James. a flourishing aldermanie looking solicitor's clerk, swore as to the accuracy of the plans, showing the situation of the arm and ricks of hay. At this juncture the eminent Queen's Counsel ...
... kept fur the purpose to the upper part of the arm for the stoppage of the bleeding. At the meetin g of the ambulance class, which was largely a ttended lecturer (Dr. Creisiwell) announced, amidst that the timely aid rendered by Mr. Zalatei;hid undoubtedly ...
... till in the bar of tho Cardigan Arms Hotel, Bute- street, the property of George Key, on the 1st inst. Mrs Key, landlady of the Cardigan Arms, stated that ou Tuesday morning prisoner inst. Mrs Key, landlady of the Cardigan ...
... taining about £3 and one foreigu coin, from the till in the bar oc the Cardigan Arms Hotel, Bute- street, the property of George Key, on the 1st inst. Mrs Key, landlady of the Cardigan Arms, stated that on Tuesday morning prisoner came into the bar, which ...
... taining about 93 and one foreign coin, from the till in the bar of the Cardigan Arms Hotel, Bute- street, the property 6f George Key, on the 1st inst. Mrs Key, landlady of the Cardigan Arms, stated that on Tuesday morning prisoner came into the bar, which ...
... David Williams, labourer, Cenarth, and John Evans, Cenarth, for fishing for salmon with a coracle and net during the annual close season, in the river Tivy, near Alltybwla Farm, near Cenarth, on the 17th ultimo.—P.C. John Evans and P.C. Daniel Jones, after ...
... costa; Maria Thomas, Gate House Hotel, 105 6d with costs; John Davies, Mal titers' Arms, 68 6d with costs; and Richard Morgan, Cimnbwrla Inn, 5a 6d with costs. ITICLA FUL HOURS. Joseph Williams and John Jones, Penclawdd, were eaco fined Is. and costs for beinit ...
... impart. ante. WU el all Um isreisad we] 00.. 00 Owosso lbsafasivre. OWNS, WILL L.atkvis, Laths gabbet Volvo. CARDIGAN ROGAN, Odlegrairiet, for CARDIGAN ...
... Scott Freehand Kelly, trail- ing as Thomas anil Co., at Bridgend, Cardigan brass and iron founders and engineers. J. L. Thomas retires. RECEl VING ORDERS. Benjamin James, Sextons Arms, Llansadwrn, Llan- vrcla, Carmarthenshire, innkeeper. Thorn ? Morris ...
... and Scotc Freeland Kally, trad- ing as Thomas and Co., at Bridgend, Cardigan brass and iron founders and engineers. J. L. Thomas retires. RECEIVING: ORDERS. Benjamin James, Sexton's Arm-, LIausadwrn. Llan. wnla., Carmarthenshire, innkeeper. Thorn -s Morris ...
... C.P and L.S.A.. third son of the late William Joseph Davies, of Penner House, aged 38.. E%COT>~November 15th, at the Cardigan Arms, Maria- streot Cardiff, Henry Escott, aged 38 years. Deeply regretted. GOLDSWORTHY.November 21st, at Camborne Villa, Newport ...