... 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 ...

... longer be doubted that a ly mountainous hamlet nmar Caerphully, Glamorgan, we was t he place of his birth, Is Dr CAPHItLLY V. CARDIGAN. r- In his old ege the Rev. David Williams bad an a- intimate friend known as Captain Morris. The last- d named published ...

... 1216. It is further if I8 stated that Sir Philip Bassett was descended from ci it Sir John de Beassett. vice-comes to Sir Robert, la is Fhizhttxnon. 'ile sitid John du Bassett wile, as p, already started, thilseon of Sir Thiursiarte Bassett, I. Grand ...

... of a county on Saturday- The wind-swt'pt lield of grain represented in Mr. John 1roeL's picture Welsh Blirley is not, loerttd- in l'embrokeshire, but at, Dolwen, in Cardigan Shire, and is owned by Capltain Thomas, Newport- road, Cardiff. Is it not very ...

... '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 ...

... Ormond, barriter-at-law eon of the Rev. pu ::John Os-ound, of Castlernount., Maidenhead, ~ rectar of Ho~rsenden, Burke, and Ellior, sal necond daughter of Mr. I. Ei. Pugh, D.L., of -so Aberinned, Cardigans-hire.. PY Madame Patti has entirely recovered ...

... throughout the diocese. ABERYSTWITH COLLEGE t t C fPROPOSED DYEING DEPARTMENT. It va-s announced bhy Mr [I. C. Fryer at the r Cardigan County Council on Thursday that the question of establishing a, weaving 'and dyeing department at Aberystwith College had ...

... 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 ...

... Sir F, J. Reed.. MrJ.M.Malean o Cardigan. Mr. W. B, How. lands ?? r,J.C.H;,rford. h Carmarthen Dis Major Jones ?? Sir JJ. Jenkins he Carsarvon s Mr.J.B.Roberts Ron. F. InVY onl Denbigh ?? Sir G. Osborne Mr. H. St. John blorgan lailkes a Denbigh W. ? ...

... fonud at Spencer's Domestic Macbine gDets, 5 St. John's-sqr'o Cecali. Sole Agent for B3rsd. brry's Prize Medal Sewing Machines-the best iln tls world. 35075 Tire Royal Welsch Ladies' Choir visited Cardigan. on Wednesday, and were received with the utmlost ...

... is a visitor in our mistfagain. He was at Monmouth on Satar- r day, and on the same day went down to New- a port. e Mr. Tom John, of Llwynypia, says that a ?? can't serve. Show me a Welsh waiter in the wide world, he said in the manner t of a ovEilenge ...

... had been at his usual tricks even awith the land question article. Yester- day 1. Erote that. Mr. P'icton (George, of . Cardigan, gave e soiiie: striking illustrations of nlr-gligent farinig, but the P. D.apparently decided that I intended to write Mr ...