... CARDIGAN. ILLEGAL FISHING.—At the monthly sessions on Tuesday, a mason from Abercych named John Davies, Troeayrhiw, for using a set net in the river Tivy and a coracle without a number painted thereon, on the 8th ult., on the informa- tion of Bemjamin ...

... Israel (Mr John Thomas, Llanwrtyd), and the choirs sang in the following order:—1, Carmarthen United Choir, led by Mr John Thomas (Ap Cynon) 2, Fishguard Choir, conducted by Mr John Evans, Treboeth, Fishguard 3, Llanelly Choir, conductor Mr John Thomas 4 ...

... CARDIGAN. SERIOUS AcCIDFNT.-On Tuesday afternoon a serious accident befel Mr John Evans, Cae- morgan Farm, near this town, and James James, a young servant boy, whilst ploughing. It appears that the boy was leading a pair of young horses so as to break ...

... The charge was one of stealing and receiving 133 from a Cardigan- shire cattledeater named David Edwards, and the prisoners now were Julia Nash, at the time landlady of the Duffryn Arms, Strand; John Casey, and Elizabeth Quick. The offence was committed ...

... complainant alleged, he threatened to break her neck when he saw ner out of doors. CHARGE AGAINST AN INNKEEPER. S. Jones, Cardigan Arms Inn, Victoria-street, was sum- moned for keeping his house open for the sale of intoxicating liquors on Sunday, the 23rd ...

... '? Plough and Arrow, Llangyfelach, John ??? tenant; and the Welcome Inn, Mynyd?, Anthony Gower. tenant, which were also ? ? blacky list, and these were adjourned tiU adjourned sessions on the 24th inst. Cardigan. ? The annual Licensing Sessions for ...

... Williams, Q.C.. in- structed by Mr F. N. Powell, on behalf of the Stepney Arms Hotel Mr Glascodine, instructed by Mr Buckley Roderick, on behalf of the York Hotel, Thomas Arms Hotel, and the Salutation Hotel Mr W. Howell on behalf of the Moriah Chapel ...

... Moore, M.P., Mr Powell Williams (Financial Secretary to the War Office). Sir John Hibbert (formerly Parlia- mentary Secretary to the Local Government Board), Sir T. Grattan Esmonde, M.P., the Marquis of Breadalbane, Viscount Cobham (nephew). Lord Burghclere ...

... (writes our Barry representative) to peruse the geneo- logical chart in his possession, together with a copy of the court of arms and its explanatory key. The former is a prodigious affair, and would baffle even the shrewd and keen perceptive facilities ...

... (writes r our Barry representative) to peruse the geneo- logical chart in his possession, together with a copy of' the court of arms and its explanatory key.'The former is a prodigious affair, andtwould baffle even the shrewd fjtlld keen perceptive facilities ...

... dinner prisoner. without any cause, attacked her, knocked out several teeth, and bruised her arms, legs, and face, and for some time it was feared that one arm was broken. He was sent to prison for a month. The wife was granted the custody of their five ...

... the national arms. and so were the Scotch and the Irish colonist. But why was Wales ignored ? Wales now demanded with a unanimous voice, without distinction of class, creed, or politics, that it should be repiesented in the national arms, and Mr Balfour's ...