... Brogdef will amount to at least £300 to £400. BOATS IN TIHE STREET AT CARDIGAN. For the first time for nearly 30 years the water swept over the Pontyeleifon Embankment at, Cardigan, swamping the meadows and the Priory lawn. St. Uary-street was also. flooded ...

... and Inocked him dWcu. Field 'stuetaided 'severe injaries to his right arm and side. 'and . Si was at once conveyed to the Cottage Hospital. tnwt It'is fealed that amputation of the arm 'wilt Yorl be iecessitry. outle __ _ __ _ __ _ __ _- . tele~t TH'E SHOOTING ...

... plblic-house going a-begging in the vicinity of Bridgend. It is the Carpenters' n Arms in Wielck, the village locale of the tragedy r- which was no tragedy, The Carpenters' Arms a is empty, and the local authorities say it is ? unfit for ]habitation, and they ...

... evening. Thlu me It Immortal andl Blessed Menecry at' St. David. p ?? Patron Saint of Wales, was submitted op CI Air. E TI' Johns (Ietian Diyfed )l 'oi re- a g noarleed that St, David was net aI cathcl e liersonace. as many contendedl. but at real Cr ...

... a bloom X man to boss the both on 'em, anyway, so if trains is soa 'arm oal Sundays I don't see 'ow 'orses is. A testimonial is being organised by the Jewish Chronicle to Mr. John Lawson, the well-known actor; who appears with his co1n- pany at the ...

... 18,9, and Dargai, 1897. , The hilt, is of t engraved ivory, with the Mathias arms, crest, a and Red Dragon of Wales on one side,, and . on the other the Pembroke County arms, o sphinx, and Royal pipers. The scabbard is y silvered on steel and mounted ...

... throughout the diocese. ABERYSTWITH COLLEGE t t C fPROPOSED DYEING DEPARTMENT. It va-s announced bhy Mr [I. C. Fryer at the r Cardigan County Council on Thursday that the question of establishing a, weaving 'and dyeing department at Aberystwith College had ...

... people able to pay iml any degree for snedmeal attention should be~ tr, gratuitously occupyinig the places of othere a who arm more deserving. And governors, wh'i F asking questions, should inquire swhy the committee havve so flagrantly broken theit i ...

... Captain E. J. Evans, Ystrad, £21; -r General. John Hills, C.B., £10 10s.; St. Mary's if Church. Court Henry (per Miss Saunders, trea- e surer), Li 10s.; Mr. John M. Davies, Froodvale, re, £5 5s.; Mr. John A4her, Carmarthen, £1 Is. ie; The fund now amounts ...

... Chairman now,v eddressisig the collgrega- e tion, said that Sir John Brunner and Mfr. Acland would stand up so that the people could 0 see them. but they were not able to spseaki. .c Sir John Brunner and Mr. Aeland then rose ri r and faced the great crowd ...

... gentlemen. The chair was taken by Sir John blewelyn. M.P., ini the unavoid- n able abscnce of the president ot' the day (Sir So l'owlett Hilbarkll, ?? 0nd (1 aong others \We present were Sic George and lady Keltewich. T' Sir John Williams, Sir C. Philippe. Lord ...

... Boroughe) asked the First, Lord of the Admiralty 1 ke whether a contract for work to be done at St. f, ch fogmael's Battery, near Cardigan, was 'given E itto a London tradesman; whether a local b ad epcit II Lie tradesman wrote to the Admiralty for a speci-P a ...