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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... LICENSED VicrUALLEISS' BANtQuEr.-At this T'li ?? Thursday Ilast the gentleman who pre- abic sided (Mr. D. Davies, ex-mayor of Cardigan), the 'Thi chairman of 'the Swansea Old Brewery Company Fir (Limited),' Swansea, on behalf of that company, Wel gave a& donatlqn ...
... ba~quetwas hel at ?? dons. Ldtr on a bnquet Wee held ?? ILlwyngweir Arms Hotel, when the hjealths of Sir 'so EMarntains, Lloyd. thle new mayor , arid Mr. J. Delic Picton George, solicitor, Cardigan, tD twnclrk .and high steward of the barony, were drunk in a ...