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... restoration would lave been impossible. The arm is shattered. No imputation wee retorted to, and the cum under the eircum•tnnces has been miraculous. Col fIGO. J. Owen, of the Weis', Regiment, a native of Cenarth, Cardigan, writing from Spring. Geld, near Bl ...
... and Miss Jones, Drover's Arms, tea service; a Friend, afternoon tea service; Mr and Mrs Thomas, 11, Lloyd-terrace, hearthrug ; Mr and Mrs Jones. Blaengwyddon, bedroom ware; Dr and Mrs J. Thomas, do.; Mr and Mrs Rees, Emlyn Arms, do.; Mr and Mrs Morris ...
... forty-six in uoinher, eejoyed their annual wayegoose at Aberayroo, on Saturday, the 26 b May. They were accompenied by Mr John Gibson, junior, sod Mr tr. R. Hall, the well.known correepoodent of the paper. They drove down Is three large chant:anew, dined ...
... Esther Lewis, Victoria Inn; Ellen Griffiths, Star of Wales, Margaret Davies, Emiehill Arms. Llanarth ; David Williams, Penrhiwilan, and Mary Thomas, Penrhiwgaled Arms, Cross Inn. TKIIPORARY TRANSPISRW—A temporary tmnfer of the license of the Penybont Inn ...
... cannot but soon be wt.:meted to tiro superior pobition of THIS RISING AND Beautiful liratering-place, situated on the Shore of Cardigan Bay; whilst looking in • South-Westerly direction, it is said, there is not 63 much as a rock Letween the Beach and the Bay ...
... Carmarthenobire. Of the four the Cardigans are admittedly the most' largely remelted from Wales. Three-loorths of the Weleb-speakin(, and for that reason, I think I says • special corremondent of the Wasters Mail) the Cardigans should he accorded premier ...
... consider ch. deka es to Canny Coned) for repay• moat of moray *speeded ie amain and =Mamie mamma mein made. Aberystwyth sod Cardigan Iberia' provided themselves with pave. mesa she el keel rate* balers the made were takes ewe maim nods by the °meaty CASSIA ...
... wood. A post mortetu examination has been made and the carcase has been buried with disinfectants. ST. JOHN'S AMBULANCIL—The Result of the St John's Ambulance Class were made known on Saturday and are very gratifying to all concerned especially to the ...
... year. Casio John Calton was married nose forty.aise years ego to Jamie the wooed daughter of the Into J.,h• /emu of Briegwin teat, in the pariah et Liana/Wigs! :inciu'rglyn. Five children were bun to them, via, Margaret, the wile of the Ito. John Jones, mistier ...
... and W. R. Davies, clerk. The first business was the election of chairman for the ensuing year. Me JOHN EVANA, Ramona., proposed the elec. Hon of Dr John Jon., Dolgelley, and Dr H. Featinioa, seconded the proposition. Mr Mows EDWARD. peer. I h ed, as an ...
... Er Adair s Miss IMorkrr Jenkin., Jenkins. Cardigan ; Mr. Willis,', Mr. m.mier., Mr. Ady, %Vol!. Oomph's ; Mr and Mr. a el Ma..fry, 6, Mr.. erpt Hotorttr.v• Mr E 3 Miss Morris Wilt.m. Liverpool Shipwregltt Arm.. Mrs (21 /wet.. [firming's= 114.11. V.t. ...
... tenants and vassals, formed themselves into an imposing procession. They were all armed with long oaken staves, and their ostentatious march into the old town of Cardigan created mingled feelings of horror and admiration among the inhabitants—horror at ...