... |i PRESENTATION OF A PUBLICI 7 CLOCK AT CARDIGAN. I __ ent tets THE, MAYOR'S GIFT TO HIS NATIVE An .rc-A ard TOWN. his u ac- Liams the On Wednesday the Mayor of Cardigan (Mr. lis Ii )00, David Davies) presented a magnificent illuminated the C .ked clock ...

... suffering from a eevere attack of infivenm . op Mr. S. WI. Maclean, M.P., speaking at Old- to hams on Saturday, in criticising Mr. John | wI Ifon~eV'5 one mana one vote proposal, said that is if 1he'question we~re to be opened uip we must sb have a new Redistribution ...

... into a garden front at ~ Coity-rolad. Cl if. CARDIGAN. so DEATH or Miss NooTrT.--We regret to announce Cl the death', which took place on Satburday morning, Iof bliss Jane Noott., of Casite-terrace, Cardigan. pi one of thte oldest and r osr respected ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... drawing. le, Mr. PAaaY, lecturer on agriculture, presented a lengthy report on his work in Carmarthensblire, c e Pembroke, Cardigan, and Brecon. b- aFTERNOON MEETING. ig At a meeting of governors held in the afternoon re the following members were present:-Mr ...

... that distraints be ce made age.inst a number of pereons who are in &5 arrears with their tithes. In one of the cases Mr. R John Daviest, M.B., Maesteg; Dr. Enoch Daviest; h Llandyssil; and Mr. Evan Davies, Gilfachwen; .T three brothers, are involved, ...

... it of Cardigan and the long line of Glamorgan Wi to kings, the last of whom was lestyn ap Gwrgan. fL s. Aminong those who raeseanbled on Monday in thie rt IS verdant grounds of Newton House Were the fol- d lowing ladies and gentlemen -Mr. John Samuel ...

... expired. Mr. Lewis was the Deputy -Assistant the *nt. Pay master-General. Wtle Dean Oregory, of St. Patil's, 'is making a some. arm what prolonged sta7 In Bangor, where ie beas t °T |taken Penrallt, the residence of Principal Reichel, rof the University College ...