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... for {even days.—John Ciaey's another pets 3r. 6d. a week parish relief, and be was ordered to pay 3s. • week and costs. — David Davies, of tylornown, woe ordered to nay 2s. • neck towards the support of his mother, who r•ta 1• a week. John Jones and Daniel ...
... There ere other port ßeserved-. ions of the Rotate situate in the Connty of awl In the County of Cardigan. which will be °Wend tor Sole a Inter date. The Cardigan Propertioa at Aberyst en Thunedny. Octobey 17th. and Properties at Maw - day. Umber Uth, Plane ...
... tea: bliss Davies, Misses Lloyd, Mrs. Davies, and Miss Lewis. The following brothers took part:-- John B. Jones, William Parry, John Jones, David Morgan, John Evans. and Caradog Jones. Bros. Pro. G.M. William Prioe and P.G. Henry Rosser, assisted by P.G ...
... 'Jargon, marble and bror.m clock; Mrs. Davis., Claremont, Cardigan, cheque and cut glass decanters: Miss Evans, Cardigan, tea service: Miss S. Evans, Cardigan, dinner service: Mr. Ben Evans, Cardigan braes fender and Ereirons; Mr. and Mrs. J. Evans, Highbury ...
... the Cardigan Post °Woe ! Poe the defence an elite was ant up to the elite t that primmer was at Cardigan at the time whim ' it wan alleged the order wag culled at St. Invmall's. Several witnesee spoke to having her at different place in Cardigan within ...
... and ot the county of Cardigan on either side. Spam will not permit a detailed descrip tier* of the beauties of the scenery throuch which we pass. On our arrival Limpet., we met a large number of the leader, of the people in Cardigan. Anyone having spare ...
... contrairting parties being Mr. William John Davies, of Cardigan, and Miss Jane Ann Williams. second daughter of Mrs. Wilkens aid the Sate Mr. John Williama, Csediff.reid. Treliarris, and formerly of Miners' Arms, GwernalEeld, near Mold. The bride was ...
... e. The Rev. gentleman has been pastor of Zoar Church for about five years, having been previously stationed at New Quay, Cardigan. It is • loss to the church, and also to local Nonconformists. that the rev. gentleman has decided to leave for Pembrokeshire ...
... Barry Island, travelling per T.V.R. from Quaker's Yard. Both parties were catered for by Mr. R. E Davie, . Barry bland. Co-on-arms &cirri. -The 56th quarterly meeting of the Workmen's Industrial Co-operatire Society was held on Saturday evening, Mr. Robert ...
... 'tong. Mr S. Barber • recitation, Mr W. Jenkine ; duet , Meows Richar ds and ; eons and chorus, Mr Howells and party ; armful/Oman. Mr John Jenkins; meg and chorus, Mr tdrilfithe and party ; glee, Strike the Lyre, Glee Society ; comic. meg, Mr W. H. Templetnan ...
... 15s. a week, and costs. Thomas Poky was summoned for unlawfully wounding John Davies, a fireman, living at Williamstown. Mrr. ihyr —Prosecutor said he wrii, to the Puddler'. Arms. Defendant threw a pint measure at him. cutting his forehrad.—Dr. James. ...
... who enthemselves to their hearts' content. CONCIRT AND PatIEKTATION. A -.reeking concert was held at this Cardigan Arms Thursday, ?Ist ult. Mr John Davies presiding. and Mr. Ward being the pianist. Messrs itav , d Price. Evan Rees Evans. Mat De!aoey tort ...