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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... of their countrymen—the brother Protestants of Grattan and Emmet and Parnell—ehonld branded for ever as aliens and enemies. Referring to tbe meeting at Crostmaglen addressed the previous Sunday by Mr. John Dillon, MP., Mr. O'Brien sard that at a moment ...
... PROPERTY lately part being Syntyr Pen-yrogqf Tuhwnti’rmynydd Mynydid-y-Graig Dryll-yr-Hendre &c y606a By Mr John Davies ROAI) PWLLHELI— Mil JOHN DAVIES gan Mr Davies i WERTHU ar AUCTION LLUN 1906 Ran TY math etc 1 o’r gloch fanylion ymofyner a'r Arwerth-wr ...
... Tyrnawr T4l%arn, co. Cardigan, and me Is by her hul a son and heir, soomorafm the eoutribedees here John Hughey, of Glanrafon. b. 11t16; m. to iducatlis to the or larerif 1201. Jane Edwards, relict of Thomas Braes, or of Ua,illar, en. Cardigan, audd. 20 May ...
... Earl's Coonroad. Ernest Robert James Maddick to Alfred John Cope and John Augusta.; Swan Tavern. - street, Francis Arthur Caddick and Walter Howard &mum to Alfred John Cope and Lonna Stabbings; Moore Arms, Cadogan-street, Edward Cecil Moore and William Selby ...
... £5; and £3; 3rd. £l-1. Mr. F.. _N I a no ra ••*,Mh Fashion ; Z Mr. T. Griffiths. butler. Cardigan: 3. Mr. David Evam. ca.ifurr. Perfection: Mr. J. Jom.. Far Arms. Llandilo; h C. Mr. P. Phillip.. M., lais Farm, Kidwelly. 49.--Gehling or mare, 13.2. to ...
... the rank and ale party, but this condition of things was soon changed, and wan followed by the successful return of Mr. John Grattan to Parliament. In all hm work Mr. Jefferies exhibited greatest courtesy, sad although frequently gave his opponents some ...
... esoftiolms Awl XII urea Rest. par saws. Wefts Illoo—Apply to David °writ Arm% Liasisdoo s . 0 LET. trans Fouls el NANICWINtiIII4, in Parish et ilabliodirim. .a.bi r mars a ler& apply John Francis and as. T 0 LET —Black Aborgorlleeb. Nowtgaredig: with oars ...
... exceeding two years old. Open to tenant farmers in the counties of Carmarthen. Pembroke. and Cardigan, whose main source of livelihood is farming—l. Mr. John Williams, Canfarchen, Derw Lad; 2. Mr. Richard Thomas, Great Pale. A Silver Medal. with £1 ...
... Ironmongery—G. Young, liB Middle Abbey Street, Dublin. Soap fllooscholdi—Tbe Best is Barrington's Dublin made. Soap (Yodel—John Barrington and Sons, King's Inns Street, Dublin. Spectacles Pollock Bros., 23 Wicklow Street, Dublin. Tess—Dunk Findlater's ...
... promising to take out a licence. Assaulting a Cbild.—John Evan,. Casie street, Cardigan, charged David 8 Griffith:, Nt.eport, Peen., with assaulting arid boathis daughter, Annie Evans, in .oe-street, Cardigan, on September 10th. • iii. W F Rcch appeared fir ...