... interval caused by anr assaultf upon 1idm at Crvmmycir Arms on June 19. With charac- teristic daring, lie decided to begin at the very p inc where his work was brioight to such a sudden terminsaion last ?? Arms. Mr. Lewis left Cnrdigarn per 9 5 train to-tray ...

... annual conference of the W1elshi Biptist Association for the joint counties of Cardigan and a Carmarthen ?? held at Bethiel Chapel, Aberyst o witil, on Tuesday afternoon, Mr. John Williams, Penian, Cartnsrttienshire, pr siding.--here being )E a great amount ...

... under the circumstances tc of which surrounded Mr. Gladstone and 'S ie which now surround Sir John Pope 13 it liennessey. I am free to confess that Sir U r. John's offence is more rank than was lr. d, ig Gladstone's. 0i le A CASE ow PoINT. nt - The position ...

... 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 ...

... Pondine, collectoir of dt itites for thue associated clergy of tihe orcildeiconry oF Cardigan, egeirist eighit men and onle WOmUIn *f resido~rit in end iiround Orymniych Arms for a n assault upon himl at that place on a tilo 11th1 of June Isot. The melgistratos ...

... commander of the Chilian governmeut armed transport Imperiql, which has becomne as notorious for running the blockade, and mare lately for bombarding Iquique itself, is.Captalc ..David Davies, a native of Cardigan, and broiler of Mr. J. R. Davies,. rate ...

... crowd was a very orderly one. Mr. Henry B. Daniel, soliclor, Cardigan, proses- it cuted, and Mr. S. I. Evans, MlP. (instructed by , Messrs. Asa and Ivor Evans and Stephens, sali- ; itors, Cardigan), defended. There were five charges of unlawful assembly, ...

... '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 ...

... AGITATION IN NORTH -PEMBROKESHIRE. IKEt ' ' ' - - . Ill at IMORE DISORDERLY SQENES. -be rd _ Iy On Friday Mr. Robert Lewis left Cardigan about by nino o'ciock, under the same escort of 21 policemen PI tr. as on his previous day. le first called nt Clroes-g- ...

... to be rapidly be recovering from his severe attack of influenza. id. NJr. D. Croniu, outdoor Customs officer, second ie a, Cardigan, has been removed to the Harwich ;v^Sdistrict. as The Weloh members meet this afternoon in one Ed. of the conference-rooms ...