... JONES.—On the 18th instant, at New Quay, Cardigan- shire, John Jones, father of the Rev J. Towvn Jones, Garnant, aged 65 years. Funeral Monday RlCKETTi.—The funeral of the late Mr Samuel Ricketts, Beaufort Arms Hotel, Newbridge, will take place on Monday ...

... From the Baptists —William Jones, ordained in Llangefni, Angle- Bey, December 25tb, 1828. entered the Established Church at Cardigan, 1834, and became Vicar of Nevin. D. Lloyd Isaac left the Baptists 1850, and died in a rich living at Ponty- pool. James ...

... given up the Stall for many years occupiml by me at Swansea Market, and Itusine,s mill be carried on exclusively at my Shop, Cardigan Hotisy, College-street, Swansea, where Wel.th Flannels, Yarns, Knitted Stocking, of reliable quality may be obtained at lowe ...

... from last week.) THOMAS PRIOE, JOHN POOH, CHAS. STEPNEY, Gogerthen, WALTER VACGHAN, Rhiwarthen, all co. Card. 1647, March 1.—Information that Pugh and Price, Commrs. of Array, sent David Scourlogge, former Mayor of Cardigan, to Aberystwyth Castle, where ...

... CARDIGAN. SERIOUS AcCIDFNT.-On Tuesday afternoon a serious accident befel Mr John Evans, Cae- morgan Farm, near this town, and James James, a young servant boy, whilst ploughing. It appears that the boy was leading a pair of young horses so as to break ...

... CARDIGAN. These sessions for the borough were held on Monday at the Guild Hall, the magistrates Bitting being Messrs B. James (Mayor), Wm. Woodward, W. Picton Evans, Thomas Harris, T. E. Davies, John James, and D. O. Jones. The licences of the Castle ...

... Ipswich, coal merchant. Evan Jones, Feathers Hotel, Aberayron, Cardigan- shire, lately of the Talbot Hotel, Aberystwyth, inn- keeper. Alfred Eaton Bragg, lately of the Cliff Hotel, now of the Bath Arms Hotel, Cheddar, Somersetshire, licensed victualler. Walter ...

... B. Evans, Cardigan-I. D. Davies, Parknest; 2, John James, Dolgoch. Suckling eolt or filly by Stortford Denmark -1, Thomas Jones, Blaendyffryn Farm; 2, John Jones, Llangofedmore. Best coloured beast in the yard, fed on Thorley's food—1, John Evans, Glasdir ...

... 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 ...

... bass solo, Honour »nd Arms, the prize being awarded to Mr Sandford Jones, Merthyr Tydfil. Twenty-one competed for the prize offered for the best Welsh verses suitable to be sung at Temperance meeting (m. 7, 6), the best being Mr John Jones, Penlan. Best ...

... a cockle gatherer, the head and an arm having been eaten away. On Saturday evening an inquest was held at the Farmers' Arms, Laugharne. before Mr Jonah Davies, de- puty-coroner for Western Carmarthenshire.jwhen John George, gardener and cockle-gatherer ...

... Molygrove, Cardigan; 2, D. Evans, Llwyncad for Stud Farm. Pony, gelding, or mare, and not exceeding 13.2 hands high-1, D. Ivor Evans, Cardigan; 2, Thomas Bowen Davies, Broad Oak House, Golden Grove. SHEEP. Short wool.—Ram (aged)—1, John Phillips, Caer- ...