... crawlers and hypocrites, Ireland's /intim.] leaders since the Union— Grattan, O'Connell. Butt, Parnell, Redmond, and Dillon. South O'Brien. John Mitchel, Kevin Ion! Doherty. John Martin, Garen Duffy. Michael Devitt, A. M. Sullivan. T. D. Sullivan. T ...

... 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 ...

... The eroperty belongs to Mr David 39. St. Mary-street, Cardigan, and is leasehold. The vendor's solicitor. wore Messrs tieorge, Son, and Davies. Cardigan. Tribunal.—A further meetit.; of the Cardigan Rural District Tribunal held at the Old Council Chamber ...

... Office Staff, John L. and Co., Ltd 4 9 0 H.M. Mine Swoopcr Atherton, ten Hull man 10 0 Sale of lavendnr bags (Hilda Joys, .4, 6 6 JACKETS, SOCKS, &C. Mrs Barker, Weedley House, Brough, 2 pair blajikets, 1 pair - socks Mrs Dobson, Wasaand Arms, Wassand-st ...

... _ CARDIGAN .Wounded.—News has been reveived toy Mrs. —tau Devito. Stran.l, Cordigau. that ha sm, Pte. David Wilson, has been wounded in the fees. arm and leg in the fighting in Palestine. Pt.. Wilson to the Welsh and maw ar, ttve in Bay. serving throughout ...

... jeweller, Cardigan, was withdrawn. John Williams, assistant farmer, Cardigan. and David Owen Blake, farmer, Cardigan, September 30th. Evan Howell Bowen. horseman and cowman, Somali. November 10th. The same decision was given in the case of ...

... —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 ...

... Festivals.—The Baptist churches of Cardigan district, including Blaenieraun, Bethany, Penypare, SWoam, Blaenwenen, Carazim, Tabernacle (Movlgrove) and Penney he'd their annual gynuinfit gams at Bethnnia Chapel, Cardigan, on Wednesday. Conduct tor. Mr Entlyn ...

... 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 ...

... GLASGOW Mar 18 arrived Kastalia (a), St John (NB) FABTABT passed west Mar 19, 11 45 •.M. Canada (a), Liverpool for Portland (Me) BROW HEAD__ signalled by wireless Mar 18, 11 25 A.m. Empress of Ireland (a) St John (NB) for Liverpool (175 miles west) BROW ...