... Volunteers to come forward and make therselves so efficient tlhat they cotuld riefv other nations to attack us while : tfle regular arm-y was abroad. Colonel Campbell presented Sergeants It'Lean and M'Cailum with the long-service mredal. United States and Delagoa ...

... probably had upperffost in.his mind whon ,b h 'wrote of the Welsh, A haughty nation, e proud in arms, end also nnother: celebrity (] when he hdeclared that Cardigan and Eng- IN land would lg1ht the woild.' so ihat thie Glamorgans will be in good company ...

... n of all owners of horses so that next year May Day will be celebrated with greater show. THE ARTILLERY.— The meL of the Cardigan Artillery Militia assembled in the town in the early part of the week, and on Thursday morning left by special train for ...

... attention of the nineteentls-century pilgrims. The situation of Aberdaron, at the1. northern point of -the. crescent-shape Cardigan Bay, is not unlike that ?? St. David's at its southern corner. It hast all the old-world character and associa- tions; of ...

... BY DAY monmouth has only one honorary freengan- Lord Nelson. Lord Llangattock will be the second. The Rev. John Williams, Archdeacon o Cardigan, was the first president of three: colleges-Lampeter, Llandovery, and a college in Edinburgh. A Welshman won ...

... the study of drill, one stlionnen per fsn• niebt to villa 'beetles. It le settnisted 'het be Monday, when the list will desk arm* of 1,000 ' seems will two been ressieed. OaApies Übe carolled decieeassa eon beams at the Tows Ball end at the Chamber of ...

... in Station, near Prtoria. Several of the ?? Aston and Privates Hedley Johns and Walter Thomas (Llandilo), Johnny Phillips (Carmar- .s hen), and Privates James and Thomas O(Cardigan)-were the first to turn up. They arrived here with passes signed by Captain ...

... ak de ?? by ielephoae. go COLLISION IN CARDIGAN G BAY. TWO STEAMERS AND 20 LIVES LOST. Lloyd's Agent at Pembrey, telegraphing yesterday afternoon, says the steamer Gordon Castle, of Glasgow, eollided in Cardigan Baywiti the steamer Stormarij, of Hamburg ...

... foilow-in- the precedent of 1782-which it may incidentally be noted secured the establishment of what is known in history as Grattans Parlia- ment. It is a curious pendant to the hearty send-off given by the Prince of Wales to the Imperial Yeomanry at the ...

... 801LaD YUItHITOHE, CA P OOKS, PIC , MAIL CARTS TUR , Vs ES, able ENOLIRII esti WIL/IM Ite. I. HIONWPREET, AWANRILI, MESSRS JOHN M. LEEDER SON time received lestroeMess tram Kr P. C. to SILL PUBLIC AUCTION IM MO. =rie et Um retie-11mq premise) on TL'EkIDAY ...

... Kingston-road: Thorns, Walter 35 5,15 d 'RWoodHtock-road : Wyan, John. 15 30 272, Woodstook-road : Simons,; Thos. 25 40 Red Lion, 16%, WoodBtock-road,: 3- 'Brewer, John lie, A ]Ung'B Arms, George Wifflarr ?? :?i ?? ;a 70 White Rnrlb,;Banbury-road: H6rbcr ...

... Honour to the Qnera 01810 till when she mend the Caen et Wirier, being hie mooed wife. The Hail of Cardigan so his way tete South Afrine. tad in expected to arms on Friday eel:. The Earl -second Ileatensat toe 11te anesers ne we recently gemmed hem tee loptnii ...