... Chamber last Thursday morning, before Messrs W Woodward and Lewis Evans, Thomas Bowen, sanitary inspector. charged John Thomas, Eralye Arms. Pendre, with keeping swine within a distance of fifty feet from dwelling house, at the back of his premises in Pendre ...

... day will have to drink teetotal drinks or else carry a supply in bottles from the WebleY Arms. Assessment Coiamittee.—The usual quarterly meeting of the Cardigan Union nt Committee was held ou Ihtusuay last, Mr. Pieton I chairman, presiding. There were ...

... scholarships at the Cardigan County School.—Alice Grime. Bridell Board School, sil marks: Luke, Penypark Bored School, 420; Jahr. Re's Davies, Cardigan Board School. 402. Sarah E. vies, Peiwark Board School, 395, Ithel Timothy, Cardigan Board School. 392 ...

... e, near Cardigan, but reading near the village of Aberporth, v.aa charged with break ng into the remises of Evan John Jenkins in that parish on March 2nd and etealing two hens therefrom. Mr Bowen Davies (instructed by Mr Piemn Evans, Cardigan) prosecuted ...

... will of Dr. Jame, Mathias Phillips. of Bank P•nse, Cardigan. J.P., for the Borough and County, Mayor of the ton- i in 1851. and my !kat MG,. `r of No. 2 District of the Cardigan Cnirn. who died rn Arm] 14th last, has been sworn at G 6.518 Bs. 7d.. of which ...

... been drunk at M eddy, Cardigan, the 7th February. Defendant &id not app-ar and was tined 2a ad and cwt..—Haviag pleaded guilty to a charge 01 being drunk at Meridan on the 14th ?Ayala+, preferred by P.C. Clayman, a pedlar named John May was d 2. 6d and ...

... with which the Cardigan cared for by this nurse comprised the Borough of Cardigan, together with portions of St. Dogmellm, and Llangoedmore, or generally speaking, about two miles from the centre of Cardigan. There were 140 paupers in Cardigan alone, and ...

... summoned her huhu& John P Brewery, Cwmgom, Llano'lake, for neglecting to provide reasonable maintenance. Defendant did not eppsar end on the application of complainant, the oatslran sojourned to the 250 of May. DrimE Dieorttertire.— P.C. JOhn Charisma charged ...

... CARDIGAN. Cycle Sports.—Given a fine day, it is now practically certain from the entries received that the sports this year will be a great suc- CeAS. What with the tug-of-war and the balloon ascent, it is thought that Cardigan will be more crowded that ...

... CARDIGAN. Marine.—Mr. To Rees Bowen, late of Quay-street, Cardigan, las obtained his mas ter's certificate at the Board of Trade examination held last week. Success.—Miss Mary Ellen Morris, second daughter of the Rev. T. J. Morris, Capel Mair, has obtained ...

... CARDIGAN. Ormrto.—Mise Telly Davies, &A.M.. • esti', et St Darnell', near Cardigan, has *lied the I Moody- Kamen Opera Company. Pau( SUNDAT.—The pulpit of St Mary'. Parish Church was ooeupled ow Yalu Sunday by Camber Williams, diocesan miasioner of St ...

... Jose., Brynaw•L • first mad • mewed ; Mr 8 Morgan, Cardigan, or mooed sad three thirds ; and Mr John Lewis, Nantylimi • third sad • fourth. There were eight Gleam ;ad cum sixty entries. OLD —Padre, Cardigan. will be so tromformed shortly the. absent Cedireitcs ...