... examination was subject to the signing of the files by the debtor. PUBLICAN’S FINANCIAL TKOUSLES. Mary Balwell, late of the Cardigan Arms, came up for her adjourned examination. Mr Lewis organ @ for the debtor, who stated that ber husband formerly had tho business ...

... rade-in-arms was Captain tbe HOD. William Paget, member for Ang!«»en, who died at the age of 24 at Gibraltar in 1794 from wounds reo ceived in action whilst taking a large French frigate. The defeated candidate for Pembrokeshire in 1624, John Wogan of ...

... art., Mrs. Colby, Rhosygilwven; Mrs. Gower. Canstlemalgwyn; Mr. J. V. Colby, Captain flower, Mr. 0. Beynon Evans, Cardigan, and Mr. John Lloyd, Velindre; snaps. Mr. \Y. . Hlughles. 'rIhe conductor was Dr. lurnos Jones, allnl the aceompanists Mr. Francis ...

... bis estate to hin nephew, John Adams, of Whitland, who was member for Carmarthen for 3!X years, and who so followed in his uncle's foot- steps that he spent the whole property, and the estate was subsequently sold. Colonel John Jones, the Regicide, who ...

... Harries, and ir Morgan Morgans, of the Royal Cardigan Artil. , lery, who are at present in camp at South Hook, Milford Haven, were brought up in custody at Aberystwith Police-station on ?? (before Mr. John Lewis) charged with - being absentees from their ...

... every industry. r .- ; PLUCKY RESCUE BY A LAD AT CARDIGAN.' While some boys were bathing in the River Tivy, at the new landing-stage for boats on the Net Pool, Cardigan, on Tuesday evening, a lad named John Evans, fourteen years of I age, who was unable ...

... NATIVES FIGHTING WITH to THE BOERS. to ra LADYSMITH, Friday. dr It is reported that 50 armed natives accom- Il panied as .fighting men, and not merely ?? W( carriers of arms, the commando which visited a Caarbatt'es farm. at On the loth inst. a Boer patrol ...

... took the Chair shortly after 5 BRITISH MUSEUM. JOHN MORLEY ® petition the funds at their and them to carry on the of the trust of learning and aseful knowledge as the House might seem SAVINGS BANKS. of the John Leng, said that replying to obtain some the ...

... public-house to every 77 of the inhabit- ants but there were three of the licences dor- mant, namely, White Lion, Newport Arms, and Castlo Arms Twenty-one persons were pro- ceeded again* for drunkenness and ail convicted, as againnt 17 the previons year, out ...

... dredger it was decided.to purchase a hopper barge. A labourer named John Jenkins, of 52, Mill- road. Cardiff. fell front the top -of a load of bay at Canton and fractured one of his arms. Ee was Eent to the infirmary, where he was detained. To-morrow ( ...

... 1jffri ijculties themnilves. Still, it would eJA le inolle. patriotic and generous on ?? part it of the Opposition to uphold the arms of the i- Government, and lend: themn all thie aEsia- y tance possible to bring the war to an end. . The position is not grave ...

... three men, named Edward Say, John , 'urns and James Miller, Americans in the employ of the; Peter Conley Manufacturing Company. The men were removed to the ho-: Enital, where Say died soon afterwards. Burns has both arms brnlken, and Miller has serious ...