... and a half from the rich thatpaid less than their share previously in order to defend the empire. The stupid party, as Mr. John Stuart Mill called the Tory Party, are now objecting to the present Liberal Government applying the ligbt railways to England ...

... Dunraven-Sace BuYirnxw .CONI0P and SON. Penwasi Youec Bugy BOUT a ?? ?? BEES THOS CAarin..EVANS AND JOHN (late E:n and Co.) , 6, The Hayes. ,, EVANS AND JOHN (late Evaus and Co.) 76, RAilway-street. F. WICKHANWydbaliacrescent, Canton. ?? A. LOCE, Clifton-street ...

... the Llangeler Congre- gational Church, as successor to the Rev. J. Jeffries, who suffered so much in the Cardigan- shire tithe war. The Rev. John Bowen, Pontrhydfendigaid, has been pastor of that church for over a quarter of a century. The Rev. Thomas ...

... 73. The Rev. David Williams, B.A., curate of Holy Trinity, Swansea, who has just accepted from the Crown the living of St. John's, Clydach, was a theological exhibitioner of Hatfield Hall, Durham t prizeman and licentiate m theology (second class) in ...

... through the jolting of the cart, tie was thrown over tbe side, and sustained severe injuries to his head and fractured his arm. First aid was rendered by P.C. Evans, of the Bute Docks police toioe, who conveyed tho injured man to the Infirmary, where ...

... Mackenzie, Sir Augustus Harris, Mr John Thomas (Pencerdd Gwalia), and a large number ol distinguished musicians were present. The following we take from the bright organ of the Cymru Fydd :— A few years back the RHV. John McNeil, the eminent Scosch preacher ...

... Ormond, barriter-at-law eon of the Rev. pu ::John Os-ound, of Castlernount., Maidenhead, ~ rectar of Ho~rsenden, Burke, and Ellior, sal necond daughter of Mr. I. Ei. Pugh, D.L., of -so Aberinned, Cardigans-hire.. PY Madame Patti has entirely recovered ...

... again consider the r Sir John Llewelyn's Maiden Speech. Sir John Lleroya's in Parliament creme in for acuity notice. in the London papers. Indeed, the only which report it at allot, the Radical Duly Chronicle, in which Sir John limo, and the Times to ...

... —Information that Horey main- tained his two sons in arms against Parliament in the late insurrection, and that both joined Col. Powell to raise the country in arms, and set up a new war against Parliament. John Harris, Llanvenith, oo, Carm. 1651.-Information ...

... charge altered the ot John Menden. a companies, twelve. Mansion died booth no prevented Irons rommating suicide nod wee taken into custoely, buz. subsequently COPCS.-Bt. ior all kinds work. ao.a. Wand-band Cycles al JOHN e. BROWN, Cardigan for CYCLING STOCK ...

... Carmarthen Market-place a few days ago, picking up whatever they could find. Gulls have also been seen for days in the Cardiff Arm? Park, Cardiff. There is just now a most unusual sight at the entrance to the Bristol Channel, the sea being near the coast ...

... efforts at belting the first cow removed by Lewis's buyers from Peubryn to Cardigan four years ago. The Nemeeis of past events overtook Mr, Lewis at Bribwll, where the occupier, John Lewis, owed £ 2 2s. 9d., for Mrs. Lewis, after objecting to the presence ...