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... once place the Welsh R~adical Federation on to a s,.ound financial basis,. There are farmers. in tt rthe Arolbdeaconry of Cardigan alone who, at ta the 'presen6 time are possessed of nearly two fil 14 thousand pounds of tithe-rent charges which h __ have ...
... 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 ...
... Br onhent thle directors telegraplien refusiing to extend tin it tire noticop, as promise~d by Sir John' Jones Jenkinis on a in the nmorninlg. Sir John lice nll along coincided old wa with tire men in the, opinion that tire Union should by be recogniseid ...
... enable them e to make their own laws. c A RIOT AT QUIIENSTOWN. a 9 The four Irish moembers of Parliament, Messrs. Is 2 Harrison, John O'Connor, O'Kelly, and Redmond, b wto atre bound on a Parnelhte mission to the a United States were presented on board the ...
... ns being a wreck off Dungeness, has no I Llanelly men on board, as some time ago sle was .s d by Captain Rees, of the Cardigan Arms, to a Chester shipowner. She wats cliptnined by Mr, Lloyd, also of Cheoter, and part owiner. She tad a crew of six men ...
... groatata. veety Lat 'Oieat rs wtts tsade to uffhel at Xel;tat', butt Witlitet aivait. Deceased leaves a, Widow tend fameily. * CARDIGAN. PiLECI'iailk ofGu,&Rn5AN8-S.-AIUlfd5Y WEIS Ih last Aaty of nottjtainatan bor that' aiaw boatri of gnattaians. and laughsitable ...
... as on well, as for her, asisduous attentiod, 10 1161' . Id, pupils. lie Lmeurrz By Dii. GUcoNESS.Wss-e otide thit Dr.. ins Grattan Glsinnese, of London', is to li'oiure to. to~ night (Friday),in Roaath-road.Wesley~nanCilapeI. Dr.. A id Guirinness is well ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... idol ?? $ mn tile I soot two low( re r omu 11101 log ing 4 tile I TTi SI net! he g of V as t be i Tay. .. I state bad chilt arm, ovcr Nor £hew they Ilig t to so Ti ques to t tret sng jolls H81 Reel eutil -I ques moto air, 2 nogg theh n lwn scral Al St ...