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... CARDIGAN. CONTRAVENTION OF THE SUNDAY CLOSING ACT. -At the Lower Troedyrawr Petty Sessions, held at the Guildhall on Tuesday last, Mr John Richards, Tanners' Arms, Verwig, pleaded guilty to a charge preferred against him by the police of keeping his licensed ...
... CARDIGAN. ILLEGAL FISHING.—At the monthly sessions on Tuesday, a mason from Abercych named John Davies, Troeayrhiw, for using a set net in the river Tivy and a coracle without a number painted thereon, on the 8th ult., on the informa- tion of Bemjamin ...
... DURs.-The tolls and dues arising from the Market-house and slaughter-house were let by auction on Thursday to Mr John Thomas, Emlyn Arms, the present lessee, for Y,203, being an advance of JE13. The Lower Market was let to the same person, for warehousing ...
... to his name. The victors for the best handwriting were—1, Master Frank Mathias, Cardiff, formerly of Cardigan 2, Master David Ernest John Evans, Cardigan. The prize offered for the best recitation of Y gwir Fardd brought forth 22 competitors, three only ...
... facsimiles of j old maces, the side bearing an engravmg of borough arms (corporate seal) with a silver on the stand bearing the following inscription » Presented by the Corporation of Cardigan W. J. William; Esq., Mayor, 1896,7. ...
... to his name. The victors for the best handwriting were—1, Master Frank Mathias, Cardiff, formerly of Cardigan 2, Master David Ernest John Evans, Cardigan. The prize offered for the best recitation of Y gwir Fardd brought forth 22 competitors, three only ...
... party were joined by ex-County Councillor John Powell at Troedyraur. Proceeding through Brongest Village, they met tour horsemen on the hill, and three others subsequently followed, and, when they got to Gogerddan Arms, their number had increased to 20. The ...
... was de- livered yesterday evenin.g by the ltev. H. Grattan (uinness. D.D. in the large hall of the Young j Mesn's Christian Association, MWelington Place. The ball was crowded to overflowing. l-ev. John Spence occupied the chair. and the other cleri v- ...
... |i PRESENTATION OF A PUBLICI 7 CLOCK AT CARDIGAN. I __ ent tets THE, MAYOR'S GIFT TO HIS NATIVE An .rc-A ard TOWN. his u ac- Liams the On Wednesday the Mayor of Cardigan (Mr. lis Ii )00, David Davies) presented a magnificent illuminated the C .ked clock ...
... Goiiege, Canib., and married Miss Blake. He was M.P. Cardigan 1774 5, anù Colchester | to 1784 and 178- to 1790, and died 1802. 1780, June.—John Campbell, of Glanfraed and toCKpole Court, vice Johnes, who accepted the Stewardship of the Manor of East Ilendred ...
... or the yeomanry in Ireland would not be so bad but for the unscrupulous officers that is at least what mv godfarher. Mr. Grattan, says, who held mfi at the font in his volunteer uniform, after we won our liberties in 1782. You should go and check the ...
... 501. each. Annie Simmonds, married woman, 8, Cardigan-street, St. Thomas, was charged with stealing Its. 9d. in silver, the money of John Manwaring Court, from a cash box in a bedroom at the Clarendon Arms, Walton-street, on Wednesday.-She pleaded guilty ...