... tradition deals hardly in some respects with Grattan. It tells up that voles was shrill, his aetton ungraceful, his to relate that Grattan almost *wept the door ith his gestures, sod that tbe motion of his arms was the motion of a ship In a heavy PIM. Bryon ...

... and iied.—The licence of the Freemason's Arms, Dines, was transferred to Owen Davis.. The licence of the Slate Inn, &biddy (thoughpop seed by the temperance party) was remind The liosnes of the Mariner's Arms, parrog,_Newport, Pem., was renewed to James ...

... CARDIGAN COUNTY TIMES. Wt 2t e T ISTERED FOR TRANSMISSION IN THE UNITED KINGDOM, PUBLIC NOTICES. HOTELS. WELSHPOQL. BILLIARDS, POSTING. TW K'ATRBUURNE HOTEL, AILBUURNE HO TERMINUS HOTEL, ABERYSTWYTH. MACHBYNLLE TH.—LION HOTEL.— (' OMMERCIAL HOTEL, —_—ulAL ...

... CARDIGAN BAY DISASTER. SURVIVORS OF AT T HE HGORDON CASTLE The four surviving members of the crew of the Gordon Castle, the Glasgow steamer which was in collision on Sunday night off the Smalls, arrived at Newport (where they ;caned the vessel) on Tuesday ...

... Dr. W. H. Grattan 'food. ?ARM OF TAGOAT (ICILBANA. Ia Pre-Reffnlnation days the parish of Kilrane was of considerable importance. and it may be said lo be now more or less represented by the present parish of 'lngoat. Of cow's, Kilsooran has also to be ...

... CALL TO ARMS. ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING AT CRAMLINGTON, SPEECH BY MR GRATTAN DOYLE. With the object of securing recruits, a public meeting was held last night in the Co-operative Hall, Cramlington. Mr John Morison occupied the chair, and was supported by Mr ...

... 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 ...

... storm. A quarter of a yen ' bud were held at H e thania and Capel street, Cardigan, who was not present, and fury or inure ago there flouramed quite a Rue- been selling milk in Cardigan for eight • D a a . m . ta al t er ente nwr t i ngs were mid at years ...

... Gun Corps. Major Grattan's father was Colonel Ernest Grattan, who died in December, 1916. He came from Londonderry. Hvidence was given coneerning the Sadie; of the body of Major Grattan. He was in his pyjamas, and he had wound on each arm. On the table was ...

... and Mrs. Pieton George and family. Rhydgarnwen, Cardigan, pair of silver flower vases. Rev. D. H. Davies. vicar of Mount and Verstick. Cardigan, silver cake basket. Mrs. and Misses Jones. Abadam Arms, Llanddarog, silver cake basket. Rev. Isaac Morgan ...

... (foreman), Felix Prenter, Arthur Mec- Cluskey, James McGeown, Jolin Doran, John Carter, Jos. Kelly, John Smith, Thos. Murray, Terence McSherry, Hugh Byrne, Francis McAtamney, and John Walls, ' 5 Mrs Rose Ann McKerr, the deceased’s mother, deposed that she ...

... TER RIBLI? ACCIDFNT NEAR CARDIGAN About three o'clock in the afternoon of Friday, the 13th November, Messrs. Wm. George Davies and John Davies. tenants of Towyn arm, near Gwbert-on-the-Sea, wore returning home in a waggon drawn by three horses, after ...