... received by. tile'Mayr- of Cart. diuff up to December5 31 wias. V45i25 lOs. ?? - following being the most raclat donations:- C'ardigan 'Arms 4 li' COdlledtioa fat 'Elv ?? :, 9 CymmerDrift Workmeii (additional) 4 7'0 t Cardiff Liberal0Club (additional). -: ...

... GOVERNMENT MAJORITY OF HOUSE OF TM. Spanks/ tooktbe thesis sicetly whet o'clock. Mr JOHN REDMOND. as charms sire reunited Irish party, rear the followir *read • molt to the Mime t—'• We barer, represent to your Marry lima dm coins when the war ea pewees ...

... the property io P. was sold at £,2200 to Mr. Edwin Waugh within O; ten minutes of the opening of the se. fet ts; At the Cardigan Arms Inn, Branley on bu Wednesday, Mr. W. D. Hollisoffered for sale ro by auction five dwelling houses in Westover- trs Dg road ...

... 1371610, Sy 766 616111 10 Sy (II Comte. Ara Arm 8401414 Awl, therms CAM —Thee annual events will take oleos ow Wednesday. August deh. Snide* elnas on Assrays let to the Flan See.. John F.vaos. Ilielsatreet, Cardigan. All the WIN ea chats of Beath Wale. have ...

... the following high prices were obtained from the purchasers named: -Butchers' Arms, Tilston, rent £19, E740, bought by Mr. Oslatt, M the present tenant of the Marlborough Arms, van Cheater; Welsh Harp, Lower Bridge-street, ?? Chest3r, rent £17, £520, Messrs ...

... soltion of the preblema Tb. fact that the Boers have invaded Zlu- had, and that other natives have bee em- a played by them as armed comzbatans, quer- tin arie wbather the Government are re El slvedtoadbeeto the ?? Mr BaLfoar last ctober that native tropa ...

... Mr lc- Pilkingten'o bitch won a. nice trio] in the run-off. Get, Held, with much the werst of the bandicap, mey beat Dear Cardigan to-morrow, yet the beet performances were those of Lemon Squash, Long Glass, Elackheatls (hard rool, Father of Fire, and ...

... E. Dyne, 22, blacksmith, Cardiff. )r- John Davies, 26, clerk. Pontypridd. in Ernest Dixon, 24, far. labourer, Bridgend. Frank Dudley, 21, baker, Dnnstable. onl Stanrey Davies, 22, engineer, Abersychan, ar John Davies, 22, butcher, Caerphilly. he Daniel ...

... in 1886, but Mr. Harri- be son did not ?? half as many votes as Sir ct. John Lubbock, and his ill-fortune doubtless in deterred others at subsequent elections. is Now that Sir John is migrating to the its serene atmosphere of the House of Lords, z E- and ...

... advocate, lies bero it holding meetings at Cardigan and St. Dog- si nell's. OCe evening he is said to have made b a personal attack upon Mr, David Davies, o chairman of tlic Swansea Old Brewery and ri the Cardigan Bonded Stores Companuy, Mr. Davies has beon ...

... Court yes- 8 Lr terday were M~essrs John Feetham c it (chairman), R. A. Luck, C. H. Back- i ie house, T. Douglas, 0}. Chapman, and f .t W. R. Taylor.a 1. At Darlington County Police Conrt s it yesterday afternoon John M. Cuqsber . wS as summoned by his ...

... is anxious only by gentleness or conei- i liation to bind up and heal the wounds of his country. But the quotation from Grattan I | with which he embellishes his patriotism will I meet with. immediate approval. Mr Healy has himself proved its absolute ...