... Council Chamber, Guild Hall, Cardigan, on Saturday last, when the following members were present :---Messrs. W. Picton Evans (chairman), JIMA% Evans, Mount, James Evans, Ferwig, G. James, Thomas Evans, Evan Williams, John Jones, Thomas Hughes, Thos. Griffiths ...

... Ponca.. Gwobrwywyd tel y canlyn :—Unawd I sal dan 12eg oed, 1 Gretta Evans, Llanarth; 2 Myfanwy Lloyd, Llanarth. Llwy fenyn, John Evans, Mount, Llanarth. Yagubell fedw, 1 J rhoenas. Myrtle Hill, Lianartb. Unawd i rai dan ISeg oed, 1 Mabel Rees, Tycocb ; ...

... done, a large number of lots changing hands. TIOS OLD-1111TABLISHID grocery business in Bridge-street, founded by the late John Jones Ikon). Commerce Souse, has now been taken over by his two grandsons, who intend carrying it on tinder the title of Messrs ...

... serious accident, resulting in the death ot two Cardiganshire men, occurred at the nysybwl Colliery. South Wales, on Friday last. John 'hostel, oh t'apel lirti ss, Llatigeitho, was working in heading, together with a young lad of Di or 17 years, Wanted hA, ot ...

... accordance with th e fitness of thing* that the ceremony should be done by the Mayor or Cardigan, firstly because it is an improvement for ever for the town of Cardigan, and again on personal grounds because the greatest results are du e entirely to the ...

... Rosa Annie Herbert. Elementary, George William Med- Betha M. Davies. Mary Lloyd Felix, Maggie Owen. Jennie Davies. John William Davies, John Edward Jones. William David inneg. Intermisliate, Hy. Brindley Beynon, Hugh D. C. Williams, Enoch Watkin James, Mary ...

... 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 ...

... Preenises.—Pavid Jenkins, Geo•ge-strect, and John Davies, Tracthgwyn, both of New Quay: and David Rees, Irforchg.• es Llanllwchaiarn, were charged with being drunk on licensed _premises, the Sailors' Arms, New Quay.—Mr. Pennant James prosecuted, and Mr ...

... T. Job, Lianelly. There were also pre ant the vice-chairman, the Rev. E. TT. Thomas. Carmarthen, and the secretary, Mr. John &arm, Penrhyncoch. The meeting having been opened by prayer. the Secretary gave his report upon ministerial changes during the ...

... B MIS THi BRISTOL TRAFFIC —The S.S. May Viewer.% of Cardigan, is at Aberystwyth Sward the end or next week with a of general good! from Bristol. This steamer is at present mailing between Cardigan and Bristol, bat the owners have decided to extend their ...

... desiranis oi pu.chasisig extia should order at once from the local lies sagents. fthsoual.— VICUF CI, CI o this parish, the John Lloyd, Jefierston, and Bishop thifiragiin, oi tiaanasia paid an informal visit to the twill last %%eel. fie is expecteu to ...

... day will have to drink teetotal drinks or else carry a supply in bottles from the WebleY Arms. Assessment Coiamittee.—The usual quarterly meeting of the Cardigan Union nt Committee was held ou Ihtusuay last, Mr. Pieton I chairman, presiding. There were ...