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... privets on one aide had been trodden to the ground by chrldren.—Mr John Mobil agresid.—Tee Mayor suggested wat one of the men employed by the Uosocil should be empowered to watlh the place.—Mr John Brass declared teat Vie Gerdes. were simply a playgrouod. The ...
... stationed at Aberayron, Pontrhyd. lampeter, and Cardigan hat thirteen years at Cardigan, be is much respected on account. of the tact and the uniform courtesy he bee' shown in the discharge . of his duty. Cardigan and District Temperance A. sociation.—The annual ...
... Howell, registrar, Mr. John Jenkins, of New Bethlehem, Choennin. and Miss Jana WIlllama„ of the came address. Lewis—Jones—On the 13th April, at Nensfld• !nye!, by the Rev T Gwilym Even.. before Mr J M Howell. registrar, Mr Richard John Lewis, of 75„ Bwllfa ...
... Arm the Papers. Mr Carnegi has given b 4,000 for the erection of a public library at Penarth. A heavy box tell from • rack in a train on the Peath•Eastern and Chatham and Dover line readerlug Mre Adlingtou ineeniible. She oa Wednesday recovered £4l damages ...
... W. J. PHILLIPS, COAL MERCHANT, A BERAY RON. CARDIGAN Sureties of the Peace —At tTi,E, Lowe r Hundred of Troeyraur Petty Sessions, on Tuesday, November 13th, before D. Herrington Davies, Lewis Evans, 0. B. Evans, David Davies, David Morns, and Thomas Evans ...
... RW I C K I S POWDER CARDIGAN St. John's Ambulanoe Examination.--P.('. John Jones, stationed at Cardigan, has passes! the final examination of St. John's Atuoiciation. and Rees Davies his first re-examinatioo. Dr. Stephens was the examiner. ...
... CARDIGAN Departure of the Rev. 0. K. Owen.—Laall Wednesday, the sale of the Rev. Mr. Owens's tavola took place prior to his leaving to take , charge of a Welsh Congregational Church in Liverpool. lie has laboured successfully at' Glandwr and district ...
... near Cardigan, wan tho winner of oak chair and a inonoy prino for the bet poem on the Natarit,.. The competition wan a keen one. Royal 1:Y111111(h. Owing to too long an interval between the Aberyntwyth Agricultural Show and that, of Cardigan. the. Committee ...
... ions items in his boll. ma. 'given by Mr Rums., ( arm,' . von, veterinary surgei.o. as to trestiul plaintiff's horse. Jr Roberts seildnitt,d that if the jury thought there etas negl e genre on the part of his Oienl, t h at £lO offered by defendant max ...
... Pony, Mare or Gelding, not exceeding 13.2 hands, to be ridden.-1. B. T. Davies, Treferre; 2, John Jones, Tanyneglw:is; v.b.c.. John Phillips, Carpenter's Arms, Lleebryd. Cob, Mare or Gelding of any age, over 13.2 and under 15 hands, to be ridden.-1, Thos ...
... Portman, Cardigan; 2, John Isaac, Llangeler; v.b.o, Evan Isaac, Velindre; h.c., John E Jones. Baron Post Office; J Llewelyn, White Hart; Dai Pencader Jim Thomas, Cilbronnau Lodge; r, D J Thomas, Cardigan. Yorkshire canary.-1 and 2. W Portman, ...
... Rectory, Nelaon;_ the Rev William Henry Davis , of Bt. Merylebone Church Institute, Marylebone, London; and Mr William John Williams, of Cardigan, solicitor. The testator left his farm Blaenpantsaesen, to his 80119 Thomas end William, and his farm, Blaendvdryn ...