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... It is denied that Mr. John Mlorley. the ?? thief. Secretary of the present Governmenit, has abolished the use of side-arms by the loyal Irish Constabulary, or that he has any intention of doing so at present, . An fiportant conference of asricullurists ...
... in maciiines for filling bottles. 13.240.--TIhonlas Williams, Cardigan : In- proved air and wamterpropellers, or fans, water turbines, sind wi-lndmills. 11,004. -Thomas Williams, Cardigan: 1m- proved steamship propeller. PROVISIONAL SPECIPICATIONS ACCEP'TED ...
... in the tithe cause,-the man, John Thomas, wko will be dischargod from Carmarthen gaol n that day, after serving a term of three months imprisonment for assaulting Robert Lewis, at PenbV8,n, The town and district of Cardigan are posted with placards announcing ...
... the choir have obtained good re siruations, and have settled down in the States. ot Those members are John Evans, late secretary # of the choir; John Rees, Thomas Pearce, James Williams, and David ndt WVillis. The choir caume back to England bt in the ...
... -i ,, ; National Via-hence Association. St. John's-square, Cardiff, June2. LOCAL COMMISSIONS.. The Lomdon Gazelte of Friday night ontales the following:. War Office, June 1 MIILITIA ARTILLERY. The Cardigan Artillery (.Western Divmien), Captain H. B . ...
... is a visitor in our mistfagain. He was at Monmouth on Satar- r day, and on the same day went down to New- a port. e Mr. Tom John, of Llwynypia, says that a ?? can't serve. Show me a Welsh waiter in the wide world, he said in the manner t of a ovEilenge ...
... afternoon, with the result that they will recom- mend the acceptance of Mr. Millward's offer. SUDDEN DEATH. - A nian rnamed John Osborne dled suddenly and unexpectedly at Carmnarthen-road on Tuesday afternoon. T'un Police Band will play at Cwmdonkin Park ...
... and opened the autuinn assize; or, in other words, the general gaol delivery for the counties of Carmarthen. Pembroke, and Cardigan. . His lordship did not attend Divine service, but was accompanied in court by the Bishop of Swansea, and also by the high ...
... MURDER-OF A FISHERMAN. ArresLed After Four Years. A Waterford telegram states that on Weadnes- day the Cippognin police arrestod John Whelan and MicliaI IBarty on a charge of having tnur- dered a fishornau natoed Farrell in July, 1889. Tile botly was found ...
... Feb. 23. YIE'STEiRAY'S POLICE. TREDEG AR. (Before Messrs. E ?? TlimAs and El A. 131l 111H1,1.) SHAMr C(tocic R1icPAoItsi .-John Davies, a young marl, who said ho Was front1 Si. Aseepl, Northl WIles, was ?? ted to Usk for tilees Itanitli, sithl lard Ihliour ...
... OrdinalIy-Class I.; D. Rees Jonos, Lhlanon, Car- dighanshire P . Richards, Banger, Cardigan- .d shire J. Oben, AbeInvon; and *Wm. Davies, in Bottwnog School. Class I.: John Jones, Talybont, y. Breconshire; Gee. Salt, Llandinorwic, Carnarvon. A shire; IXV ...
... Convenient trains, as usual. 23542 Mr. J. WV. Stephens, surgeon, Cilgrran, 'has dbeen appointed certifying surgeos in tle Cardigan district under the Factory Ats in 'the place of the late Dr. Davies. CARDIFF , HORTICUrLTURAL - S)CIETY' iAcuAx; Snowi.-Entries ...