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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... —We wonder how some et the natives id Cardigan would get ma we!e. UNA living is of Anglesey, coin=partehes without a public BY-the-bye, the who some time age gave the et lioness held by with the domain the a Cardigan, is imam in hie The numbers corms* ...
... CARDIGAN. Notice of Removal. JOHN THOMAS, BUTCHER, &c. (Late of the EMLYN ARMS INN), Begs to announce his removal from those pre. mines to 57. PENDRE. (Opposite the Market Buildings, and next door to Williams k ThonuLF. Ironmongers), where he will In ...
... CARDIGAN. Notice of Removal. JOHN THOMAS, BUTCHER. (Late of the EMLYN ARMS INN), Begs to announce his removal from those premises to 57. PENDRE. (Opposite Hie Market I3uildings, and next door to Williams & Thomas, Ironmongers), where he will in future ...
... CARDIGAN. of RemtwaL JOHN THOMAS, BUTCHER, &c. (Lite of the EMLYN ARMS INN), Begs to announce his remmal horn those to 57. PENDRE. (Opposite the Market Buildings, and next dor to k Thomas, Ironmongers), where he will In future carry on his business as ...
... wife of Mr John Joao, of a son. MARRIAGE:B. DN IDS—JONES —On January 29th, g Bt. ' Church, Cardiff, Jankin Jones, of Lloyds Bank, Cardigan, third son of John Jogs, Dowhila Holum, Milford Haven, Margarst only daughter of the late Capt. John Jaws, of Clifton ...
... EVAN. 192 CARDIGAN MAYOR-4.- 1800-1. Essex Bowen. [Of I.lwynorwair. Esquire In 1807 one of the Common Councilmen of Cardigans] IEOI-2. Thomas Lloyd. Coedmorc [ut supra]. 1802-3. John Bowen (do] 18034, Colonel Owen LloyJ, Cardigan. 1.804-5. ...
... National Lifeboat Institution had given £l2OO. — It was decided that a fund be opeued in Cardigan KEEPING PIGS. It was resolved to take action agaimt Mr John Thomas. Eallyn Arms, for keeping pigs ou premises, which were a nuisance. ...