... From the Baptists —William Jones, ordained in Llangefni, Angle- Bey, December 25tb, 1828. entered the Established Church at Cardigan, 1834, and became Vicar of Nevin. D. Lloyd Isaac left the Baptists 1850, and died in a rich living at Ponty- pool. James ...

... From tho Baptists —William June*, oniuinod in Llangefni, Ang!c- HAY, December 25 b, 1828. entered the E, «bUshed Osiureh at Cardigan, 1834, '.tid became \r car of Novin. D. Lloyd left the Baptists us 1850, and died iu a rich living at Ponty- pool. 0>veu ...

... respective parts, and the resul. should be all tiat lovers of melodrama can wish. SUDD]EN DEATH AT CARDIGAN. On Saturday Mr J. H. Evans, coroner for tht Cardigan district, held an inquest touching the denth of an old wonaen named Sane Evans, over 80 years ...

... with 8i\llltinJ]; EHen on the 21st Septemher last. Ou the date in ttlies- tion the prosecutrix and prisoner were in the Cardigan Arms, wben the former took up a glass and threw it at her, cnttmg her in tbe head with great severity. Toe case had been adjourned ...

... round the course), t! 59. Applications for room. for stands, shows,&c, to ben made to Alr. John NMoot, WNiitcombe itnn, or -Mr. Clhas. Rosseri Fregmasons' Arms.-JoHN, BUCKNELL, Secretary. 94705 111ERE IS NO RENIEDY UNDER THE CANOPY OF HEAVEN equial to Tudor ...

... was sentenced to four months' imprisonment for embezzlement. Yesterday at A berdare Police-court the landlord of the Masons' Arms, Llwydcoed, was fined £2 for permitting drunkenness on his premises, and the licence was endorsed. This being the third endorsement ...

... Thle Rev. CouLicillor S Evans (flenilys) was voted to the clhair, and amongst those present were Aldermun John it Thomas, Llandovery; M~r. John Lewis, Royston H House; the R1ev. T. E. Thloinas, Gslviniqisc Merhfio- r. diSL minister; the Rev. T. Jarres ...

... with- out those decorated, with the exception of Rufne, shown by Mr John Anthony, Uilveithy, Kid- welly. Here, again, it was second. Fiisf was placed Master John, the property of Mr John Loman. Llanfyllin. It was coarse and carriagy, but with » redundancy ...

... hack, Mr Worthing- ton's Cardigan was a long way in front of these two, which were fit for nothing else but harness. Twenty-two hacks under 15.2 hands appeared in tho local class, and the order at Swansea was followed. Mr John's Lady Rosebery, Mr Worthing ...

... arose when warted for this purpose. Lord Buie provided Clie locks, end Sir John Guest the ironworks. They were digg-ing coal at the time, but its velue wils not known. Mr. John Nixoii went on to the Continent, aid, knowing what Ii ire -wrs l doing anti ...

... -I am, &c,, 'Pontypridd, Sept. 17. YOUR REPORTER. d_= = CAFRDIGAN BOARD OF GUARDIANS. I Attthe fortnighitly meoting of the Cardigan Board e of Guardians hfeld llt the Workhioue orn Wednese. d av, Mr. W. O. Brigssocke presiding, tile Clerk pro-t duced hi9 ...

... Sutcliffe, of Olney; John RIland, of Broad- menad; Thomas Roberts, of Pithay, Bristol; Thomas Tilly, of Forton (father, we think, of the Rev. Alfred Tilly); Joseph Ivimey, William Newman, Francis Augustus Cou, James Upton, John Rippon, of London; Andrew ...