... Grattan Branch, Southampton. The usual weekly meeting on Friday last was attended by very large number the members to hear Mr. John Valentine’s address, entitled/* A plea for Home Rule for Ireland.” Mr. Valentine, whose record in the Irish cause is bo ...

... ('. Roberts and John Daniel) two tramps were °barged by P.(' .Moses R. Lloyd with being drunk and disoiderly on the highway near Nevrtown at 11.30 o'clock that morning. Defendants, who gave the names of Wm. Williams, collier one-armed Rhymney. and Wm ...

... Rosehill, as chairman, the musical adjudicators being Messrs John Thomas, Gordon. terrace, and John Jenkins, North-reed, and the recitations and speeces by Mr Joshua ' Davies, Cardigan Arms. Great interest was taken in this part of the programme which ...

... CARDIGAN Ba'e of Freeholo loarm.—On Saturday afternoon, Mr. John Evans, auctioneer, unertai for sale by nehl!e aum:..,n, at Übe Cask Lou Hotel, the freehold farm cf lflaenawon, in the par.ehes of 3doylgfoxe and M.nington, rembrokoshire. containing 53 ...

... singing. MariMme—Lent week, at the Board ct Trade examination, held at Newport, HA., Mr W H Ladd, eon of Mr John Ladd, Grangetown, C'ar'digan, qualified es first mate, Nursing Institute. The monthly Committee meeing of this institute was field on Thursday ...

... CARDIGAN. lliptism by Immersion —At liethania Ibipt nit Chapel List Sunday ei ening five cin wdates W 4.2 e hiipt by immersion. The pastor, Itev. Join service. 'Me Contract Scandiel.—The Local iluaid have aiquaintaid o tho decision pasaed by the Board ...

... the Pritchard Arms from Ruth Llewelyn to Elizabeth Llewelyn was granted.—ln the case of Thos Morris, Glanteition, St Dbgmells, against Thomas John Dares, Sailor's Home, St Dogmelts, for an alleged assaut, committed at Bridge-parade, Cardigan, on September ...

... CARDIGAN Obituary.—The sudden death of Mrs Mar- I germ James, Gee.lia House, Cardigan, at roe age of fifty-eight ymtrs, took place on January 31st. Deoest-ed lo,t tier husband many yoar.: ago, and earned on the eatensire ironmongery business alter his ...

... promated. Ma Mr. W. J. William Cardigan, for the Jobe I °Maths the arm (mid 'MM. and being a denim eonsienna against Griffiths. be ma gnat sad eons, and Thomas and mite Thomas Theme meson and &homer, The Gate. LleobsTd. end John Jenkine. Tent. View, pleaded ...

... CARDIGAN. BO OF nrAnnr ‘Ns. MASIE!C itmiGNs. The usual ioitliiLitly iueuting of the Board was held at .tlbro Castle '• on 'Thursday last under the ehairnianship of Mr. B. There acre also present the Revs. John Williams. and Job Evans Capt. T. 1). J. ...

... CARDIGAN (Other local news on pages.) Compensat ion. —The Cardigan y Council hare granted compen,ation tit to Munro. Jame., and Son, Gsalia, (Au diva in respect al the license of the Swan Inn. Siarringe.—On September 22nd. at Staceyrood Congrogationaf ...

... the Lower Market be let to Mr. John's. Pimterer's Arms for £15.-011 motion of Captain Williams, aeeooded by Mr. E. Rouen ,the Slaughter-bouse manure was: de:- posed to Mr. Owen Bath House. for 1:3 I. The salary of John James. a roadman, was raised from ...