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... the meeting to support Sir John Cockburn. This meeting, however. tarried • vote of con. fidepee in Mr: Thomas Richards, the Labour candidate, by largo majority, and with much cheering. ' , IR JOHN COCKBURN AT TREDEGAR. Sir John Cockburn. the Tariff Reform ...
... reaching 347, and there bev• been altogether eleven deaths reported. A tioinersouliire farmer was fined £5O at Guildhall for armful, to London for sale this carcass of a bullock that had suffered from a nialienant form of cancer. Ex.alderman Ranvidale and ...
... assembled at the Rue kin Institute on Tuesday evening bid fut. well to Mr. William John, of Abcrionaid. who is leaving for Ilartiburr, where he has cured an appointment. Mr. John. who hut been on the clerical staff at the I/owlaia Works Offices for some time ...
... W. Evans, J.P., Thomas Edwards, J.P.. Crenteillors John Edwards. Wm. Williams, W. Jackson it. Beejernin, W. Morgan, Mews. J. D. Thomas (Maesyoymmer). J. Lewis, Hemmed; D. B. Jones, Rees Harris. John W. Price. lorwerth Edwards D. It Owe, David Jones, Al ...
... tTALI7f. --A sad burning fatality occurred on Saturday morning at the shop oocupied by Mr. John Opining. Im-solemner, 75, Penrhiwceiber-road. Fits little grandson. Wm. John Canning, aged 24 :scats. terribly burned that he expired on Sunday rovirning at 2 o'rjm'k ...
... earlier. The landlord fined and costs, and his friend aid SAVAGE ASSAULT ON A POLICEMAN. John Thomas Dave, and John Troy charged will, 3m:tutting Pollee Comae Ate John in Iltch-strowt hyt.-The whose left eye was Llarkentsi, and :tell rut, doponed that earl ...
... Pengam Welsh Baptist (,napel on Sunday. 50 perious were hsptised by the Rev. W. Llew. Morris pastor. On Sawnlay. at the Cardigan Rural District Council, the sanitary inspector reported: -The most inpirio;is nuisance these days is noxious air et crowded ...
... 13s. 4d., and are estimated to produce a net annual rental of £24, were secured by Mr. J. Greener, Cburrh.row, for £460. Mr. John Thome Jones, solicitor, Golden Key Chain• ben, Union.s.reet, acted for vendors. Poerncowurn Meaetscr—The marriage of Captain ...
... ordinary; Gwilym Davies, John Jones, and Rees Morris, honours. Carpentry and Joinery: Daniel J. Powell, lot class, ordinary; Herbert Pritz4ard, ordinary; Thomas Evans, Arthur R. Ileynon, Rees Morris, lad ordinary. Brickwork: John 3. Davies, J. Powell, god ...
... Bronwydd Arms New Milford, Pembroke Dock, Fishguard, guard, Goodwick, Whttland, etc., August 9th. From Swansea, North and Glyn. Neath and intermediate stations, August 7th, Bth, gth.. 10th, and 11th. From Llandovery, Llandilo, Cardigan, Crym. myth Arms, Llanfyrnach ...
... Emlyn on Wednesday morning, and the party, eager for the Gay , accompanied by • number of friend,, travelled to that pretty Cardigan town on the banks of the Teify. reaching it in good time for the tie. teddfod. Here, however, they were somewhat disappointed ...
... Mteehed ; imusdiste f..-' °- _fl' 7i__.r._wmd°._:* . a. al° . . Leaye 1) iliCtion Hart, Cowrt Street, tOf the arm of Phillips k.l oneA), t f repair. It is eituatid within stout a uule of the Village of Llaniforse. and the tar.farned Dowl ...