... at ?? to leers Witli his manager, Piirson Davies. HBe lie, struck at Davies with a bitile, but a bystander tnt Caught his 'arm. Hell attemepted. to repeat tie 'to blow, but Davies snatlched up aL knife fromte lrd bar and stabbed Hell' in ties thrtm in ...

... crowd was a very orderly one. Mr. Henry B. Daniel, soliclor, Cardigan, proses- it cuted, and Mr. S. I. Evans, MlP. (instructed by , Messrs. Asa and Ivor Evans and Stephens, sali- ; itors, Cardigan), defended. There were five charges of unlawful assembly, ...

... Swansea, Mr Daitil fleondeg Mills, Drefeols ; M~r HEssiLeslerl, liasirarfan, Cowbridees ; Mr John Lewis, Metres Hall, Drefoch ; 11ev J. Gomer Lewvis. Swvansea ; 11ev John la Lewitt, Cemises. Cilgerrans ?? Mr J. P. Lewis, o priner. iglsstrete~bivasee Rev.3. W ...

... AGITATION IN NORTH -PEMBROKESHIRE. IKEt ' ' ' - - . Ill at IMORE DISORDERLY SQENES. -be rd _ Iy On Friday Mr. Robert Lewis left Cardigan about by nino o'ciock, under the same escort of 21 policemen PI tr. as on his previous day. le first called nt Clroes-g- ...

... 'flls has now been done. At. a meeting at Swansea the other day, Under the presidency of Lord Emnlym,, and nttended by Sir John Llewolyn and several other leading South LWales Conservatives, it was decided to Open a big campaig-rn throughout every coumity ...

... Mr. John Williams; credence cloth, Miss slir David;- and massive oak desk for side chapel, Mr. peo David Evans. ciat ?? TITHE DISTRAINTS IN NORTH lieu ars a PEMBROKESHIRE. witi __ ?? On Wednesday Mr. J. P. Howell, head-bailiff of rail the Cardigan County ...

... to-day (Ttiursday) at the Wenvtne Arms Hotel, to which place tile bodV Woe recioved, SFRIOUJS SHOOTIING ACCI- DENT NEAIR CARDIFF. Otl W~ednesdiay morning a serious accident befel ir. John Flause, of tte Masoi's Arms, Marshfield, near Cardiff. ?? %Nas ...

... suffering from a eevere attack of infivenm . op Mr. S. WI. Maclean, M.P., speaking at Old- to hams on Saturday, in criticising Mr. John | wI Ifon~eV'5 one mana one vote proposal, said that is if 1he'question we~re to be opened uip we must sb have a new Redistribution ...

... centre is tite CardifI coit of arms, the ground of the shield being yellow chrysanthemutus, tnd Site bars scnrleb geraniums, with ite motto Villa Cardiff on a ribbon underileatl 'l e wreath propr, which encircles the arms, is made up of aruum iies, ucharie ...

... Tulla, and at a plsce i e called Newgrove four tiien, all armed, jumped r a over a wnil by tiie roadside, pulled hims off lie car, ,r and searciled him, presunisably Co ascerrain if he were armed. One of tile rifliitne then dischiarged t a revolver shot ...

... Mri. S. D. Evatis. 'Mr. Hasroldt Bird (Liatibletiflan), Mr. John Williatms, 's and Mr. W. E. Purfield. en - CAl,:DIGAN. so, it At half-p st, two on W'iedrteedty~ afternoon tire oil Cardigan R'ifle Vitiunteet's aittendetd in tihe muarket, arid a prscoaoion ...

... which Sir John Jones Jenkins t issued his address to tle Llanelly and Carumarthen e electors, a Lianelly paper emphatically announced, aafter special inquiry, that there mas not tire tslightest foundation for the etatensent that Sir . John intended standing ...