... Penboyr; Mr. and Mrs. John Jones, Gturegweii, lihydlewis: Mr. and Mrs. David Jones. The Saddlery. Tonypandy; Mr. and Mrs. Henty Jones, Llarielly. and Mr. and Mrs. James Jones, Trialbrith. I.langeler. sons and daughters-in-law; Mr. and Mrs. John DaVIRS, Maesgwyn ...

... CARDIGAN. .1 Blank Sheet.—There were no caaeo at Lower Troedyraur Petty Sessions on Tuesday. Oversorkoil T,siclter.—At St. lkg.mella on Saturday evening, Mr. Ivor Evans held an inquest respecting the tragic death of John a school teacher at Newport, Mon ...

... CARDIGAN A Call. A. Ree , . of Celnhyeban. North hai hero invited to the paatorate ot and Cilgeri an iimptixt (*botches. Fatal Injuracs.—Whilt• Wni. New Inn. filarnffos. 44 , svoing bit th harte.t at Martn,•ll !arm, sluppwl off • load ot and ii n,l Inan ...

... CARDIGAN. Tribnnar.—A meeting of the Cardigan Rural District Appeal Tribunal will be held on the 28th inst. at the Guildhall, Cardigan, et 11 sm., Wreckage.--Some wedutO has been washed ashore at °when and Patch during the vseekstmd, levidemtly the remaibs ...

... Rev. Essia Wilhanis propo%ed •'the ancient liiirough of Cardigan. BOROUGH SESSIONS YOUTH SENT TO PRISON The magistrates at Cardigan Lim Sessions on Monday were the Mayor ;Mr. J. T. Davies), Mrs. John Evans, Mrs. J. H. OFFICER'S FATAL ACCIDENT Thomas, Messrs ...

... CARDIGAN. Assessment Committee.—Mr. Bea James, Bayril, presided over a meeting of the Committee which me m on Tuesday. The othei members present were the Rev. John Williams. Messrs. 0. Owynne, trim Richards, Thomas Hughes, B. G. Darien. John Davies, and ...

... CARDIGAN Baptist Union.—The Rev. John Williams attended the annual meetings of the Baptist Union at Llangefni laq week and took a prominent part in the discussions. Mount Zion.—The Rev. William Owen. of Queen's Park Church, Manchester, was the preacher ...

... 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 The property WWI withdrawn at £425.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 Agricultural Sbow.—This event was held on Wednesday, and a repo-t wiU appear in our neat issue._ A114,3d Theft.—A sum of R-12 in Treasury not is alleged to hate been stolen from Castle Malgwyn last Wednesday. Aceident.—Mr. John Owen, North-road ...

... on Saturday, of Miss Rose Lye. second daughter of Mrs. and the late Mr. S. Lye, of St. Mary-street, Cardigan. and Mr. Owen Jones, only eon of Mr. John Jones. of Wynn-street, Holyhead. The Rev. E. Jenkin Davies, vicar, officiated, and Miss Lye was attended ...

... 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 ...

... ('. 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 ...