... include the Chief Constable of Cardigan, Mr Peterson and Mr Miers. cf London and Mr Huberts, ex- mayor of Cardigan. THE CHAK-5ES. The charges, formally made, werp-rl)Ftt yon, the said together with divers other parzont,, to wit, John Thomas, Pantyrhohad, in ...

... the Chief Constable of Cardigan, Mr Peterson and Mr Miers, of London and Mr Roberts, ex- mayor of Cardigan. THE CHAK3ES. The charges, formally made, were-CO ThaI; you, Gh. said together with divers other /persons, to wit, John Thomas, Pantyrholiad, in ...

... Gurnos. Mr. W. D. Benson (instructed by Mr. Henry R. Daniel, Cardigan) conducted the prosecution of behalf of the Treasury, and Mr. S. T. Evans, M.P. (instructed by Mewrs. Kvans and Stephens, Cardigan) app»eared for defendants, all of whom answered to their ...

... to anticipate a breach of the ptMCe? —Certainly. EVIDENCE OF A JOURNALIST. Mr. J. C. Roberts, ex-mayor of Cardigan and proprietor of the Cardigan Observer. who attended the tithe sales in question, gave his account of the incidents which came under his ...

... ven, of Ah,ry:;twyth, s;ud he nccûmp:\lli,'d the bailiff's ,cort on the day in quesMfju. TIp. saw a crowd of big. p,wrrful armed w)thsttcks,nparPcnhm. Tti(-v tl-ie pohce :\lJd no..d threatfninpr !ngnago. They dechreù, in !oud term?, that when the pscort ...

... (instructed by Mr H. K. Daniel, solicitor, Cardigan, acting on behalf of the Public Prosecutor) appeared for the Treasury, and Mr 3. T. Evans. M.P., (instructed by Messrs Ivor Evans and Stephens, solicitors, Cardigan) represented the defendants. The sourt-house ...

... include the Chief Constable of Cardigan, Mr Peterson and Mr Miers. of London and Mr Roberts, ex- mayor of Cardigan. THE CHARBKS. The charges, formally made, were—That you, the said together with divers other persons, to wit, John Thomas, Pantyrhohad, in the ...

... -I suggest that the reports of the police were modified. Were they inaccurate ?-No. EX-MAYOR OF CARDIGAN'S EVIDENCE. Mr D. C. Roberts, ex-mayor of Cardigan, said that on the 24th November he was with the escort in the capacity of newspaper correspondent ...

... 66, Wood- . yVile-road. ' - 34309 - At Mertlryr Police-eourt on Monday James o Mdrgan, landlord -f the Gethin Arms Ion, Abesi a canaid, and John Fletcher, landlord-of the White F -Hart Inn, Abercanaid, were each summoned for keoping open his bouse for the-sale ...

... 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 ...

... Burnies little Bill seesn .at Anericanising the United Kingd T done with an ame. Captaon Weblery P rsyP,9 d Noyaddtnefawr to Cardigan in a -1seigh the other day. -~ Both the mayor (Mir. J. C. sa n ox-mayor (Mr. Fred Phillips) of N)ewpet ir detained at their ...

... 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 ...