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... ('. Roberts and John Daniel) two tramps were °barged by P.(' .Moses R. Lloyd with being drunk and disoiderly on the highway near Nevrtown at 11.30 o'clock that morning. Defendants, who gave the names of Wm. Williams, collier one-armed Rhymney. and Wm ...
... naed house, the Farmers' Arms, situate at North-rotid, Cardigan. The property WWI withdrawn at £425. Mr. W. J. Williams, Cardigan, was solicitor for the vendor. Banking.—Mr Percy Rees, cashier at the 1,. and P. Rank, Cardigan, has been removed to the ...
... CARDIGAN The Territorialik—The local c ontingent, under the command of Captain It. W. Picton Evans, left Cardigan by special train on Sunday morning for Ammanford for their annual training. They were accorded a hearty - • ----• Interment. The interment ...
... the ranks of the tint Irish east's arm. lii November. MG, the Fir!-Bishop of Derry attended the great Volunteer Col venison held at. the Rotunda. There were assembled 168 delegates. the repreemita-ivis of the armed people Ire:and. called together for ...
... front lamps at Cardigan. Funeral.—The mortal remains of Mr. Richard Klwarda. retired draper, of Quaystreet. Cardigan, and formerly of Newport - road. Cardiff. were laid to rent in Cardigan Wednesday last. The Rev. Canon I). M. Jones of Cardigan) and the Rev ...
... CARDIGAN. - • _ Football.—Burry Port Rugby ootball team visitid Cardigan on Boxing Day played the local team on the Netpoos field. 'there was a large attendance of spectate's. Play was of a slow and unintorest.ng dieseription for • considerable part et ...
... laid on the table. TOWN COUNCIL, Monday, September 14th.—Present: Councillor John Evans, mayor; Aldermen John Daniel and Mathias; Councillors E Bowen, exmayor; W Jenkins, John Davies, H Mathias, E Ceredig Evans, Ivor Evans, R W Paton Evans ; Messrs I) ...
... Chamber last Thursday morning, before Messrs W Woodward and Lewis Evans, Thomas Bowen, sanitary inspector. charged John Thomas, Eralye Arms. Pendre, with keeping swine within a distance of fifty feet from dwelling house, at the back of his premises in Pendre ...
... ' suffering from riliell-ehrx-k.— PM. leuan Thomas, William's street, Cardigan, attached to the AudraTiare, has for the fourth , time been wounded on this occasion in the right arm. —Riflemen Keri Jones, Civil Service Rifled, on of Mr and Mrs. Hugh Jones ...
... chairman; Mr . John Evans (mayor), Mr. WW. oolcock, and the chairman were re-elected on the executive remmittee. Education Committee—An ordinary meeting of the Cardigan Provided Group Managers was held at the Police Station, Cardigan on Tuesday, when ...
... provide playing *Ms for Cardigan ag a to King I:voile V. lias rearliv.l over X 1.20. ltorioigh Exte.ision.-- 'flee Town Coon. i! has received a letter ft. Mr. 'l'. it. .141anis. St. Down:tel. out licholf of the ratepayers of that arm asking that St. litiglititels ...
... LORD CARDIGAN TO BE THE COMMENTATOR (Fra« Our Matsr Cerraspsndsnt) London, Tuesday. Twelve ears similar to models in the motor show at Earls Court ate to parade before the television cameras at Alexandra PrJaee to-morrow at three o’clock. Lord Cardigan ...