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... brought under the hammer at the Black Lion Hotel, Cardigan, that desirable piece of fieehold property consisting of a fully-licensed public house known as the '• limlyn Arms. and situate in Pend re, Cardigan. 'The bidding started at £3OO. and rose ultimately ...
... impending retirement or Inspector Denis interim from time Police Force. During the thirteen years lie has been Matto:n.4l at Cardigan he has established for himself a popularity which speaks volumes for his tact and unvarying courtesy. joined the Force in ...
... Llangybi: •Itcv. J. N. Evans, The Beetor tlaniveneg: Messrs 'Evan Ihivies, Gors ilia. Walter Davies, Drefach Mill, John Eians, Tylifron. *John Griffiths, Bwlchiii.iwr, and ''rlionian Wilhisimi., Gwarnant. Llanwnen: •Mr. 1). It. Jones'. Llsyngroes. Trefilair ...
... followg gentlemen were appointed a Committee to inttct awl report, viz.. Capt. 'r. H. Williams, Messrs Beynon Evans, John Morgan. anti John Evans. meeting was adjourned until next Friday. TELEPATII. cessions expedient qurstion through NEWCASTLE EMLYN BANE ...
... caine before His Honour in which John Lewis Grilaths, Northgate-terrace, and Evan Lewis GriMths. of Farianfa, Napierstreet, Cardigan, assistant the executers of the will of Thos. Griffiths, late of Pendre, grocer, Cardigan, claimed to be entitled to the ...
... who is surrounded by his pot pigeons Bo thoroughly do them birds trait - Mr. Coram that they not only follow and perch on arms, head sad shoulders, and out out of his hands, but they actually pick sera from be.. n his teeth! Thoreau knew no such 'istitnary ...
... knew nothing of them before hand. —Dr. John Davies, medical practioner, residing at Aberayroo, said he attended deceased some days after the accident. He found her bands were suffering from burns as well as the arms, to some extent. They wer e bandaged ...
... 14.2 h.h.: 1 D Evans and Sons, 2 D Davie s and Sons, Angel 3 1). Jones, Br-snawel Cardigan. Ditto, 14.2 h.h and under: 1, Tom J. Mathias, Llyalkilin Stud Farm Cardigan; 2 D Davies Sons Angel House; 3, T Devise. Breawisa Ditto_, h.h. and und er: 1 . D ...
... —Fined 10s. including costa. Selling Cartridge:. Thos. Davies, Cemmorgen Arms, CAdiedyn, was summoned for keeping cartridges in an unauthoriawl place. namely, at the Cwmmorgan Arms,—The Bench said deforflant appeared to be • very old man and. doubtless: ...
... (in Welsh); Rev. John Phillips, Drewen (in English): Rev. John GrllMths, Curate of New Castle (in English); Rev. Thomas Richards. of Fishguard (in Welsh); Rev. Messer Evans, Vicar of Llangranog; Rev. Thos. GriMtbs, Hawen (in English); John Boynton, FAR. ...
... him. RESIDENT. SOME NOTES ON THE FAMILY OF GAMBOLD OF CARDIGAN. Sir,—Perhapa a few not concerning the I Cardigan family ot Gamboid, welch, owing to tile names at teambold and efliis see Bishop John hanabold, easerves to be wellremembered in Nebih annals ...
... county that had qualified for the new grant was correct. A Lamentable Death. Cardigan was startled on Saturday afternoon by a report' that Mrs. Owen, Lion-terrace, wife of Mr.' John Owen, managing clerk with Mews. Jenkins and Evans, solicitors, had committed ...