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... badly treated. tail had yustained a broken right, arm thn,ngh off an embankment in gotten:: away from her assailant. ' The girl elates that .be followed by two mew, who molested her Beyond the broken arm and being in a diormated eon. ditom. the girl does ...
... NORTH CARDIGAN MYSTERY Yr. John Evans. Aberraterith. the coroner for North held an at o eatsr• - day morning death touching the nr Bath Jose.. Pantymwyn. Llanefan. a farm laboarer. 40 year. of age. who found drowned in the liver Tetwyth on the Meet.. ...
... INTERESTING CASE SETTLED AT CARDIGAN. At • bald at tb. Guild/isJI. on Friday (before Judge Bishop). Thomas P. Mend tea Dyffmn Perm. Dime. brought an acting &Mime John Ordlithe. of Pirton Home. Mameloehog. retired fernier, for damages for eel mime by ...
... promated. Ma Mr. W. J. William Cardigan, for the Jobe I °Maths the arm (mid 'MM. and being a denim eonsienna against Griffiths. be ma gnat sad eons, and Thomas and mite Thomas Theme meson and &homer, The Gate. LleobsTd. end John Jenkine. Tent. View, pleaded ...
... Internal injuries had meilted. He bee at home in Ate. for • could trot onr representative on had hi; fare arm and Dymond. and had also a rani thigh. John bad part nt shoe torn of Db toot. and had sustained' whored. and his band was Iniurtd. l It was not IWO ...
... Blackwood, Mrs. Walter, Blackwood; Mr. Nonni., D. Price, architect. Arnie& Mr. John Jones. *retied, Rev. H. A. Jeremy. Methodist minister. Blackwood: Rev. John Jenkins. minister, Armed: Dr. Bowel) T. tram. Blackwood; Mrs. Jonew Herne. Arpoed: Mrs. Poch. Pm: ...
... litho Volunteers and V.B. Welihl. Las volunteered for service Beath arra. CARDIGAN. It was not until Thursday that any Arial intimation of the call for volunteers reached Cardigan. and then from Captain Toeing. adjutant, of the Pembrokeshire battalion. ...
... Charles defended both name. Sabina Jones. landlord of the Cardigan arms Ins. Doerlain. was summoned for 10W i ns e pee, bls house deems prohibited boa% at 12.J0 on the morning of tbe 17th a sot and John Jones was for being unlawfully present on the. premiss ...
... TALES. DOCTOR AND Dilotion of Per Marriage. PECIARTH ET MYSTEILY —Cleared Up Br John WaLlame—Mapor of Cardiff awu• REVIVAL FIRE IN and (irraa Oathermic CALLED TO ARM BY DEXTPOILD MUILDEES —Brothers bentenced to MA ORATE MOTOR-OAR 'TRAGEDY. LYEIISTIO ...
... Market-hail bring crowded both afternoon and evening. The Bev. D. K. Davis ass the conductor. and the other °Mende arm Adjudieator. - Mimic. Mr. John Thomas. Ilan 'oily; literature. Mr. J. Brinaeb Davies, Ilan. ort. Mr. J. Walter.. I,lanhoidy. ..cretary. Mr ...
... , The volleitor ir. J. T. Howell. FREEHOW ARMS AT CARDIGAN. A We of considerable troportusee took place at the Anx , l Hotel. lSrdliao. the ',cooly Amor a of the emote of within distance of Cardigan. Yr. John Emu. was the auctioneer. A small bolding called ...
... oma Daly made an st►tamtat, was the metalware. ,THE WELSH ESTATE CASE. The tort at Cardigan oe Priday last Is respect of Parke. sod Team's ?arms. muscled to prove John Pinto. BOW. gaeaeloshog. Pembroke.lan. is the to the sad Peseerry Forme is Pembrokeshire ...