... Apprehension of Seven Persons. Our Cardigan reporter writes :—At an early four on Monday morning, a police force number- ig eight men, under the charge of Superinten- dent Phillips, Fishguard, visited the locality of Cf yniyeii Arms, and there arrested the following ...

... cockie gatherer, the hsad and an arm having been eaten awa.y. On Siturday pvenmg a.n inquost wa-} held at the Farmera' Arma, ijMgha.rne. before Mr Jonah Davies, de- puty-coroner for Western Cztr-nLrthensli ire, 'when John Georgo, and cockle-gatherer, hving ...

... Daniel, solicitor, Cardigan, defended the eight suspects. The charge was :¡f:>llow3 That the prose- cutor. had reasonable suspicion that the eight defendants participated in the assault and battery committed upon him at Crymmych Arms on the 19th of June ...

... patriots —John Hampden and Algernon Sydney, armed for the fight, and with their mottoes enoircling them Cromwell, stern and resolute Milton as a child, with long waving hair. In another nook we are confronted by Mazzini's sad eyes, by Grattan's majestic ...

... braid arms, long Enfield numerical strength. ISO. 5th Company, Penllergare.—Captain, J. D. Llewelyn; grev WeNh cloth; facings, red arms, long Enfield. 6tb Company, Kelvey.—Captain, P. St. Leger Grenfell nniform, rifle green facings, black arms, long L- ...

... for the next farm, a very sad accident betel a man named Enoch John, Ponty- ncer. Two or three horsemen in endeavouring to pass the wagonette in which the distrainers were seated knocked John violently down a ditch, and it was feared that his leg was fractured ...

... up and went as far as the Cardigan public-house, leaving the Buta Castle IJ together. Baker and Wilson went; the Cardigan, and witness stood bati3ide talking to a man nicknamed John the baker, but whose proper name was John Purvoo. Subsequently Wilson ...

... Oldham Grammar School. Of the 23 persons who have preceded Professor John Rhys in the pnncipalship of Jesus College, 14 were born in Sooth Wales, 8 in North Wales, and 1 in Cornwall. A John Elias Memorial Chapel is shortly to be erected at Llangefni, Anglesey ...

... include the Chief Constable of Cardigan, Mr Peterson and Mr Miers. cf London and Mr Huberts, ex- mayor of Cardigan. THE CHAK-5ES. The charges, formally made, werp-rl)Ftt yon, the said together with divers other parzont,, to wit, John Thomas, Pantyrhohad, in ...

... I The We!sh Tithe War. I CAMPAiGN IN NORTH PEMBROKESHIRE. CARDIGAN, Friday Night. The Interview which Mr Peterson had with Mr William Davies, M.P., on Thursday, resulted in a, determination on the part of the farmers to again try the moral suasion plan ...

... reference to the financial affairs of the CI'MMRODORION CAERI>YI>—A meeting will be he'd this evening at the socioty's rooms in St. John's-square. It will include com- petitions in reading and to tl.1,mler 16 years old and all address, open to any age. These meetings ...

... magistrate for the borough about the year 1885. lu PQ1.itJ.çs h,is a Liberal Swansea. Sir John Talbot DiDwyn-LIewelyn, baronet!, of Penllergare, is the son of the late Mr John DilIwyn-Llewelyn, and was born in 1854. He was educated at Eton and Christchurch, Oxford ...