... 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 ...

... lying outside a building in course of construction. The right arm was extended, and the hand was clenched. The left wws drawn up above the shoulder. The face was covered with the brown Cardigan jacket produced. Witness waited on the spot till Dr Wells arrived ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... WELSH TITHE WAR. Action Against a Minister.—The Charge i Dismissed. At the LIanboidy petty sessions, held at the Maesgv-'ynne Arms Hole!, hi that village, on Wednesday—before Mr E. Sohaw-Protheroe. in the chair, Mr W. Lewis PhiIIip.s. Dr Henry Lawrence, ...

... :—Messrs \Vin. Da.vies, Lhvyn!'a.ir Da.vid D.-iv,o. Pentrer'li,Iw Evan Davies, Ll¿¡,n. Thomas Eva-us, Ln,mp?tcr John Evans, Tynyfron John Eva.ns, Dmam Nilla Ebenezer Evtm, Tyrdomen G-rifti.t:l Griglt.hs, Dshm-iKX: ;:Da.vid JCIlkiDs, Gra-Igcl(ltiue'rlzL ...

... 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 ...

... the offence was committed. lie had come upon that account. Notwithstanding' this protest the cases were proccecte'l IV' tll. John Rpes, Pan?-rhaifid, for The ct.,?ci Jo'?iii tt'.e use o?Lhre?tening language wa,s first called. Mr \V. J. Jones, appeared for ...

... 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 ...

... Daniel Bowen, as I had spoken to h:m when distraining at the John Bowen w.i.a not there then. There wero baL'ecn tweiv? and eighteen persons present when I distrained at Troedyrhiw. I did not see John Bowen there. The pushing and hustling- 'I'a,; not done in ...

... to evidence it whenever an opportunity presented itself. About 7.20 o'clock this morning a start was made from Cardigan for the Gogerddan Arms, where the representative of the clergy was to meet Chief-constable Evans. Nothing of note happened until we reached ...

... Irish leader. Aiiongst those who had as. sembled for the purpose of accompanying the corpse across the Channel were Messrs John O'Connor, M.P., Henry Campbell, M. P., Pierce Mahoney, M. P.. J. J. O'Kelly, M.P., 1J. Nolan, M.P., Henry Harrison, M.P., J ...