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... 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 ...
... 34 for 6 days, tor a population of 3.1.10. Ilw licenses of the Novaddwilym Armes. White Lion, Fat 0., Newport Arnie are all dormant. During the the Beelines of the Pritchard Arms, Halt Moon. Sean White Hart Inn, and Castle Bin have been convicted. Thirty-lour ...
... King's Arms Hotel last Tuesday, Atthe dinner which was provided Mrs. Conibear. the Rector presided. There were present Messrs. T. Brownscombe, J. Burgess, F. Challacombe, R. Ologg, .PP., J. Conibear, VV. Cutcliffe, J. Dovell, senr., Duiiam, W. Grattan, J ...
... Golden Lion, the Ship Inn, the Cardigan, and the Tiger, as requiring consideration under Section I. of OA Licensing Act, 190 i. They would provisionally renew the licensee. The objections against the Star Hotel and Shropshire Arms were dismissed, and renewal ...
... Division; Major-General Vetch, commanding the 13th Brigade Sir John Ross of Bladensburg, the Chief Commissioner of the Dublin Metropolitan Police ; Sir Arthur Vicars, Ulster King of Arms; and the chairman and directors of the Dublin, Wicklow, and Wexford ...
... number of mourners were present. ROUND ABOUT MANCHESTER. Mr. Thomas O’Garra, of Ancoats, delivered an interesting lecture on “ Grattan’s Irish Parliament,” in St. Anne’s on Sunday afternoon. The choir of St. Alban’s, Blackburn, gave a sacred concert in the ...
... concluding term of the present session commences Fridey evening in the Drill Hall, Grattan Place, when pupils will be enrolled. At the end of next month grand assault-at-arms will be given in Fraserburgh when valuable prizes ate to be offered for various ...
... and took tin- prisoner his right arm. and witness •rued the Irft arm. and afte- struggle they brought him out the carnage and into waiting-romu abused straggled in •wrner of the waiting-room and tried to force hi* right arm back towards his hip pocket, but ...
... tine as follows:- - Chanipion Class: 1, Sam i.avies. Sheennanthir. eilrbedyn; 2, John Rees, Emlyn Arms, Newcastle-Eadyn; 3. Win. Jeniiins. Pwllyrbeira. General (lass: 1, John Evans. Nantyresin, Conwil; 2, David Jones. Bryngwrog. Brongwyn; S flasasiel Thomas ...
... took hold of Nye for the purpose of searching him. and when found he could not get away j undid his Cardigan jacket and outer coat and slipping his arms out, broke away, leaving the incket and coot into witness's hands. Witness subsequently found a warm ...
... Jelin Dillon, Mounded by Mr. P. A. liCeetum, Mq John B. Redmond was unnnianonely ri airoted chairmen of the Patty for thi ensuing Mr. Redmond then took the chair. Tres:omen. Om the motion of Mr. John F. Redmond, seconded by Mr. P. A. Wl!ugh. the following ...
... notice to attend this meeting to-day.—Mr. Puns.: That was to the balance sheet. After further dincission. a proposition by Mr. John Parry. Dyflrrn Mill. seconded Mr. David Morgan. that the salary be f:7 Ws.. was carried by • large majority. Mr. David Morgan ...