... DURs.-The tolls and dues arising from the Market-house and slaughter-house were let by auction on Thursday to Mr John Thomas, Emlyn Arms, the present lessee, for Y,203, being an advance of JE13. The Lower Market was let to the same person, for warehousing ...

... facsimiles of j old maces, the side bearing an engravmg of borough arms (corporate seal) with a silver on the stand bearing the following inscription » Presented by the Corporation of Cardigan W. J. William; Esq., Mayor, 1896,7. ...

... Molygrove, Cardigan; 2, D. Evans, Llwyncad for Stud Farm. Pony, gelding, or mare, and not exceeding 13.2 hands high-1, D. Ivor Evans, Cardigan; 2, Thomas Bowen Davies, Broad Oak House, Golden Grove. SHEEP. Short wool.—Ram (aged)—1, John Phillips, Caer- ...

... Cyril F. Davies, Froodvale 3, John Rees, Dolgwm- isaf. Milch cow—1, David Davies, Queen's Arms; 2, David Jones, Troedrliiw, New Court; 3, John Rees, Dolgwm-isaf. Heifer (calved in 1895) — 1, D. J. Evans, Alltyrodin Arms; 2, Thomas Evans, Green Grove; ...

... which he had drank. The beer had been served by Rose Grattan, the landlord's 13 year old daughter, who bad been left in charge of the bar whilst her mother was laying the tea in auother room. On Mrs Grattan being called in, she said that ehe instructed her ...

... up and went as far as the Cardigan public-house, leaving the Buta Castle IJ together. Baker and Wilson went; the Cardigan, and witness stood bati3ide talking to a man nicknamed John the baker, but whose proper name was John Purvoo. Subsequently Wilson ...

... tendent, and Mr James Bowen, stationmaster, supported the application, and Mr Councillor John Gifford, junr., on behalf of his father, the landlord of the Hilton Arms, opposed. No ohjection was offered by the police, and the licence was granted, three out ...

... up and went as far as the Cardigan public-house, leaving the Bute Castle all together. Baker and Wilson into the Cardigan, and witness stood outside talking to a man nicknamed John the baker, bu. whose proper name was John Purvoe. Subsequently Wilson ...

... Williams, Harries,D. C. S I Roberts, R. T. Jones,.Isaac Ho kius, Robert } r Peake, William Thomas, John 8 Vatkins, and E. P. Wynne, Mr. John Morgan, Mr. John. t Lewis, Mr. B3. E. Morgan, Mr. Joseph Davies, i Mr. Edward Evans, Frinoipal Roberts, Urni- I versit~y ...

... portion of Cardit Castle, and this is probably the only example ic Wales. Swansea Freemasons will be pleased to leans that Sir John Llewelyn is the only Welshm xr who holds the Victoria Medal of Honour fo. Agriculture. There are still left in Cardiff a few ...

... tmovemeut for the inclusion of the arms of Wales ,in the Royal Shield. Writing to a North Wales ipaper this week Mr Thomas points out that in communication received from Mr Watkin, Port- cullis Pursuivant of the College of Arms (a good Welshman, and the first ...

... (guardian), Roland Jones, Owen Jones, Robert Castell, Richard Mellyn, Hugh Sawver, John Brown, William Barber, and Garwain Jones. They gave up the place-to the bailey's deputy, John Loveday, and the visitor appropriated the most valuable articles there. Owen ...