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... CARDIGAN. Ormrto.—Mise Telly Davies, &A.M.. • esti', et St Darnell', near Cardigan, has *lied the I Moody- Kamen Opera Company. Pau( SUNDAT.—The pulpit of St Mary'. Parish Church was ooeupled ow Yalu Sunday by Camber Williams, diocesan miasioner of St ...
... CARDIGAN. lliptism by Immersion —At liethania Ibipt nit Chapel List Sunday ei ening five cin wdates W 4.2 e hiipt by immersion. The pastor, Itev. Join service. 'Me Contract Scandiel.—The Local iluaid have aiquaintaid o tho decision pasaed by the Board ...
... the Pritchard Arms from Ruth Llewelyn to Elizabeth Llewelyn was granted.—ln the case of Thos Morris, Glanteition, St Dbgmells, against Thomas John Dares, Sailor's Home, St Dogmelts, for an alleged assaut, committed at Bridge-parade, Cardigan, on September ...
... MIA prepaid fraprevemeets Is the reed leadlieg hem Oyster/ helltegeridee Arms bed hese and aids stated Met lies of a id bad bees under the Agricultural Act of MK NEW MAYOR OF CARDIGAN. T. Rowell Williams, the mayor el Carrie., is • retired master mariner ...
... between Newcastl e Haan; sad Cardigan County School, came of is Wednesday in last week at the Recreation grounds. Newcastle giving a good account el themselves, won by three gals to two. The 800refli were castle, D. 0. Davies Cardigan Idwel Lloyd (1) and Jim ...
... Jose., Brynaw•L • first mad • mewed ; Mr 8 Morgan, Cardigan, or mooed sad three thirds ; and Mr John Lewis, Nantylimi • third sad • fourth. There were eight Gleam ;ad cum sixty entries. OLD —Padre, Cardigan. will be so tromformed shortly the. absent Cedireitcs ...
... —At tie ta..oe Mr Wm. Everts, formerly of teatood, near Cardigan, but now of &eyeing. took the reserve card for the beat beast which was bred by Mr W J Williams, Pen're'ltddu Farm, near Cardigan. A Literary Vicar.—The Rev Mefenrld Morgan, vicar of St ...
... CARDIGAN Action for Wages.—At the Cardigan Borough &osiers. on Monday before the Mayor (Mr E Bowen), in the chair, Messrs T H Williams, W Woodward and J Roberts.—James Thomas, aged 16, collier, of Tanybwn6l, St. Dogmell'a sued Griffith Davies, farmer ...
... —We wonder how some et the natives id Cardigan would get ma we!e. UNA living is of Anglesey, coin=partehes without a public BY-the-bye, the who some time age gave the et lioness held by with the domain the a Cardigan, is imam in hie The numbers corms* ...
... CARDIGAN. Notice of Removal. JOHN THOMAS, BUTCHER, &c. (Late of the EMLYN ARMS INN), Begs to announce his removal from those pre. mines to 57. PENDRE. (Opposite the Market Buildings, and next door to Williams k ThonuLF. Ironmongers), where he will In ...
... CARDIGAN Obituary.—The sudden death of Mrs Mar- I germ James, Gee.lia House, Cardigan, at roe age of fifty-eight ymtrs, took place on January 31st. Deoest-ed lo,t tier husband many yoar.: ago, and earned on the eatensire ironmongery business alter his ...
... CARDIGAN. Notice of Removal. JOHN THOMAS, BUTCHER. (Late of the EMLYN ARMS INN), Begs to announce his removal from those premises to 57. PENDRE. (Opposite Hie Market I3uildings, and next door to Williams & Thomas, Ironmongers), where he will in future ...