... Defaulters. - t ••• Pr tt Sessions no Monday, Mr A. W. Jones. inspector under the Insurance Act charged John Evan Jones, 26. emran , stropt , Cardigan. with failing to pay contributions in respect of n shop assistant named A. Prem.—Defendant was ordered ...

... a broken arm and suffered from shock, but is slowly recovering. Welcome Home.—Two local youths who have for a length of time active service in the present war, arrived home on leave on Saturday. They were Private Cyril Evans (son of Mr. John Evans (headmaster ...

... 592: Ahernorth. 89.3: Verwig, 87.5; Cardigan Council (hove') 82.3: Cardigan, St. Marv'a. 8.2: St Doginaels. 80.8: Llandvswyrld. 78.13: Blaenporth, 78.2: Pennark, 77.9 • Cardigan (girlie), 771: Llanfused's-re 7.55• Cardigan (infanta') 70.1. The Deputy Clerk ...

... CARDIGAN- Dog Lirenees.—Th—•• 1 6 hy D.C.C. for keeping dogs without iicence. at the Borough Sessions week. The following were imposed :—Owen liams, Cardigan, 86 6d; W. S. Davies, Old Caudle, 7s. 6d.; J. Davie., titsuillynati, 7s. Ild.; F. Griffith., ...

... presenting great lies. Sunday Schools Cynianfa. On Whit-Mon• day, the Sunday School,. the Cardigan M.. t net Calvinist le Met luslist assembled at 100. Tabernacle. Cardigan. too roteg anthem.. atoll too la. examines! in the two first chater. the to St Luke ...

... touching the death of a chid (Grißtis John), Llainffordd, Cillerran, was held on January 3rd, before Mr Ivor' vans, coroner. From the evidence, it appeared - that deceased was the son of Mr Joshua John and Mn. Sarah John. The child was sixteen months old ...

... 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 ...

... CARDIGAN. . . . Mirk's& Mamie@ el the tAwarailLMINT hi & t i =kir 4 Now and ter Ihdpit.—Tha gglail at 81.. Mary's arm the Paw. LtT. M. 41 at his reammirr Yr. ilhana ka zt as carats at St. 1; to the at of the -- Climidar, brother of 16% AL Claagher. of ...

... CARDIGAN Capel Mair.—Laat Sunday the Congrega- . ' tienaliste worshipping at Cape! Mair ceeded to fill the vacancies in the •'set fawr. ' end the foLloeing meniliers were elected' (lericon.s:—Capt. Timothy, Penmorfa; Mews . 1). Lk4 , l, saddler; John ...

... scholarships at the Cardigan County School.—Alice Grime. Bridell Board School, sil marks: Luke, Penypark Bored School, 420; Jahr. Re's Davies, Cardigan Board School. 402. Sarah E. vies, Peiwark Board School, 395, Ithel Timothy, Cardigan Board School. 392 ...

... Rosehill, as chairman, the musical adjudicators being Messrs John Thomas, Gordon. terrace, and John Jenkins, North-reed, and the recitations and speeces by Mr Joshua ' Davies, Cardigan Arms. Great interest was taken in this part of the programme which ...

... NM GRATTAN DOYLE AND THE UNEMPLOYED. In connection with the Northern Reform Federation a public meeting was held in the Town Hail, Spennymoor, last, night. Ald. G. 11. Wraith presided.—Mr. N. Grattan Doyle delivered a somewhat lengthy address, in the ...