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... Brogdef will amount to at least £300 to £400. BOATS IN TIHE STREET AT CARDIGAN. For the first time for nearly 30 years the water swept over the Pontyeleifon Embankment at, Cardigan, swamping the meadows and the Priory lawn. St. Uary-street was also. flooded ...
... Monday, December 23. Five Lanes; Thursday, December 26, Llauigibby Castle-10.30. MocNmOvTHScenc-Monday, Deceniber 23, Somer- set Arms; Thursday, Decemober 26, ling of Prussla -11. I I. Mu. SEysiouit ALcn&'S.-1riday, December 20, Gloyne; Tuesday, December 24 ...
... 16234 and 1640. 15 ee 1656 Breconshire had for its member Evsal Lewis; in the same year Cardigan county waS represented by a James Lev-is, and from 168it 3e to 1701 John Lewis, of Coedmore, was the Par. :h liament man of the Cardis. ,r The first 'Knight ...
... Lewis' ?? to be seen in their vindow, at 23, Duke-street. 276533 Mr. Thoras Johns, landlord of the Volunteer Arnim, Swansea, died somewhat suddenly on Thursday morning. Mr. Johns was quarter- r y master of the 3rd Glamorgan Rifle Volunteers, ;and acted ...
... OUTRAGE ON AN OLD WOMAN NEAR CARDIGAN. An outrage of a most htorrible character hasbeen committed upon- an old woman named Kitty Oliver, 80 years of age, residing in a cottage by the roadside sbout half a male from Cardigan. For atrocity the outrage IIes ...
... and Inocked him dWcu. Field 'stuetaided 'severe injaries to his right arm and side. 'and . Si was at once conveyed to the Cottage Hospital. tnwt It'is fealed that amputation of the arm 'wilt Yorl be iecessitry. outle __ _ __ _ __ _ __ _- . tele~t TH'E SHOOTING ...
... T1li TLTH1', WAR IN WEST WALES. ANOTHER SALE AT PENBRYN. DISHING THE MOB. CARDIGAN, 11UESDAY. W'e have had a short and ?? day, This is, in tihc language of a famous adver- tisement, *gratefuland comfortinr. W put isn twcivesctlid hours of exclliig, alixious ...
... 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 ...
... TRIAL (F M MORAL Li SUASION. e ThE1 PLAN AN UiTTER FAILURE. it D MOB LAW TRIUMPHANT . 0l [FROcM OUn OWNS RIORS'TER.] d CARDIGAN, WEDNESDAY. e Perbryn bas had its opportunity, Its peace- ehaving dispoeitionof which we have heard soprnuch It in county ...
... plblic-house going a-begging in the vicinity of Bridgend. It is the Carpenters' n Arms in Wielck, the village locale of the tragedy r- which was no tragedy, The Carpenters' Arms a is empty, and the local authorities say it is ? unfit for ]habitation, and they ...
... 66, Wood- . yVile-road. ' - 34309 - At Mertlryr Police-eourt on Monday James o Mdrgan, landlord -f the Gethin Arms Ion, Abesi a canaid, and John Fletcher, landlord-of the White F -Hart Inn, Abercanaid, were each summoned for keoping open his bouse for the-sale ...
... SIn,-I in surprised to see a leoter in a local r paper from Mr. Brigstocke on the subject of the a itnin roads in Cardigan Union. The Cardigan w District Highway Board held a special mecting on w the subject on the 21SL of December last, when it IT was proposed ...