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... CARDIGAN. THURSDAY.—Before Rev W. JONRS (Mayor), Mr W. WOODWARD, and Mr LEWIS EVANS. A LANDLORD HEAVILY FINED.—For making a wrong entry on the brewing book (two bushels instead of four), a fine of £5 and costs was im- posed on John Griffiths, landlord ...
... CARDIGAN, MASTER AND SEKVANT. — David Morris, labourer, St. Dogrnell's, suad Thomas Johnes, plasterers' Arms, Cardigan, trtn'oer merchant, at the borouah petty sessions on for the sum of 10s 6 i, being four and a bait d:>yc' wages due to bim. Defendant ...
... have beetj held with that object in the Cardigan Arms. A rumour gained currency on Monday that they had resolved en striking, but on inquiry this turus out to have n,) further foundation than is stated above. Mr John Jenkins, the president of the trades' ...
... the Cardiff Shipwrights' Society, representing 500 men, was held at the Cardigan Arms, Maria-street, on Tuesday even- ing, for the purpose of considering the candidature of Mr John Jenkins. The following resolution Was unanimously passed That this meeting ...
... the finance committee:—Mr Sinedley, Mr Brewer, Captain Higgon, Mr Joaoph Thomas, Dr Morison, Mr H. G. Allen, Mr R. Carrow, Mr John Thomas (Llether), Mr W. S. Jenkins, Rev Lewis James, Mr J. 11. Bowen, and Mr B. Rees. The recommendation of the committee was ...
... CARDIGANSHIRE. The Easter Quarter Sessions for the county of Cardigan were held on Tuesday at Lampeter, Colonel J. Lewes, Llanllear, vice-chairman, presiding. GKAND JURY. The grand jury w«re :— Professor J. M. Angus, Aberystwyth College; Messrs Benjamin ...
... now. There was another case of assault, and that evidently was occasioned by alcohol. The prisoner was arrested in the Cardigan Arms, and the constables ought to know whether he was drunk or not. The assault took place in this public house, and both accused ...
... held tteir annual meetings. The school marched througi the town, marshalled by Mr John ThomaP, the superintendent. At Market-square the ch>ir, under the leadership of Mr John Jones, gang an anthem. Tea was provided in the schoolipom under the supervision ...
... Lewis Forward ,.H. J. Taylor T. Atkins Forward J. O'Brien R. John Forward ,.H. Roderick W. Prosser Forward _.D. James Thomas Forward.E. A. Hybart.. 'J. Roes i Forward J. P. Spurting .John Lewis Forward „F. Buse A. N. Other i u. Lewis, ...
... SCORE— PENARTH 1 goal, 1 try. HARLEQUINS' 2 tries, 2 minors CHEPSTOW v CARDIFF A. The Cardiff A team mot Chepstow at the Cardiff Arms Park. It should be mentioned, to prevent misconception, that the visitors were not the team which suffered such disastrous ...