... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... a David Williams. P. 0.; from Glantivy Lodge, Bros. John Davies, P.P.G.M., W. Roth, P.G., D. Williams, P.G., John Evans, P.G., and Tom Owen, N.G.; from Cleddy Lodge, Bros. James 0. Lewis, P.G.. John Thomas, P.P.G.31., and J. D. Jacob. P.P.G.M. The Provincial ...

... promated. Ma Mr. W. J. William Cardigan, for the Jobe I °Maths the arm (mid 'MM. and being a denim eonsienna against Griffiths. be ma gnat sad eons, and Thomas and mite Thomas Theme meson and &homer, The Gate. LleobsTd. end John Jenkine. Tent. View, pleaded ...

... behind. Defendant John Morris told them to keep back, and while saying that he picked up a stone which he flhng, but did not hit witness, as it passed his head. The complainants were in a very threatening attitude and swearing. John Morris picked up another ...

... eased. The vicar re•apporoted Capt. John ones, Ilegetel Cottage. as his warders and r. D. T. Volk. Clawdikats, was re elected poop!e's ward Capt. J. Jams. l'enrhoi Jones Abbil Cottages. Mr. G Tvwftnon. Mr. John Jim Trecirn, Mr James J0n, Losigelown ...

... Football.—Goodwick Scouts played their return match with the Cardigan Town Troop last Monday, on the Netpool field. The 3fayorees „of Cardigan kicked off at 2.30 before a crowd of spectators. The Cardigan Scouts soon showed a superior knowledge of sciantific ...

... II: Elizabeth Glaci)s I tones, Svryddffynnon, 69; John Gobcrt A WELL-KNOWN CHARACTER I on es , T a b ernac l , 6g; John Hugh Edwards, A well-known character in Ab er y s t w y t h i abernaci, 65; John David Jones, Rhydand the district, Mr. Corneliu s ...