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... CARDIGAN Capel Mair.—Laat Sunday the Congrega- . ' tienaliste worshipping at Cape! Mair ceeded to fill the vacancies in the •'set fawr. ' end the foLloeing meniliers were elected' (lericon.s:—Capt. Timothy, Penmorfa; Mews . 1). Lk4 , l, saddler; John ...
... Merchant, Lampeter, William Davies, Rhydowenfach, Llandyoul, Gentleman, David John Evans, Alltyrodyn Arms, Llandyseil, Farmer, Edward Thomas, Pantdefaid, Llandyssil, Evan John Davies, Glyn, New Quay, Chemist, William, Thomas, Brynarfor, New Quay, Gentleman ...
... Owner. Cardigan Bay Alehouse, 'John Jo John Jowls. St. Dogmairs 6 days the licenses; Bear lon. Do. Harry David Pwilhay, Car- Ernest Griffiths, digan Boddie Finch Square, Cardigan. New lon, Do. George Said Geo. William-street Evans Evans, ...
... Beynon Evans said that to join Newcastle Emlyn and Cardigan would be the' making of Cardigan and the G.W.R. Mr. Fortune, the stationmester, mad there was a very bad service of trains between Cardigan, Whitland, and the main line, and he thought that. ...
... years. The chief mourn-1-s were : William Amami:ill, Mr John Jones,. Glaninerin, Mr William Jones, N. and P. Baal. Colwyn Bay. l'ra. IL Jones, NI:1(1ra* and Mr G. Jones. Pcnisnapren, (sons), Mrs John Jones and Mrts G. Jones, (slaughters-in-law!. Niary, Jennin ...
... Mb. John Redmond still hopeful thar will lire to see an Irish Parliament esiab lishcd, but majority of his follower* umbo coming to tho conclusion that his h'** has no solid foundation. His policy aD are severely criticised, and it is natural he ...
... referred by the magistrates the Cardigan, Aberavron, anti Bet Lower liar Petty Sessional Divisions. The first dealt with was tho six days' ale house known as Cardigan thy, St. and now in the possession of the owner, Mr John Jones. Mr Dixon, instructed by ...
... small silver goblet bearing the, arms of N.B.A. IRISH M.P. SECEDES. Sir Thomas Grattan Esmond*, M.P., Chief Whip of the Irish Parliamentary party, has dedaied bimaelf in faTonr of the Sinn Fain moreMr Thomas Grattan Esmonds is M.P. for North Wexford ...
... in the County of Cardigan. and containing 117 •Crell 1 Rood 38 Perehee, or thereaboota. The Landd include rotor of the anent and graying land the county. The Is and of a convenient sise. flood stabling. Node! farm but Ahout 35 arm of covert. and a brinkaife ...
... The fifth case was that of the Gormley Arms, Temple Bar, Llainfibangel Ystrati. Mr Don:el Watkins appeared for Mr J Ahermeurig, landlord, and Mr D I fthrs (instructed by Mr Pennant James) for the licensee. P.C. John Jones. said that the house contained ...
... caine before His Honour in which John Lewis Grilaths, Northgate-terrace, and Evan Lewis GriMths. of Farianfa, Napierstreet, Cardigan, assistant the executers of the will of Thos. Griffiths, late of Pendre, grocer, Cardigan, claimed to be entitled to the ...
... dale, lAwyn Simi Farm. I.lantyllio ; 3 John Llandpowl ; r W. Join., Ilryog” omn%r. Borth. 10.—Given f r exhibit in Chicet la. owned by a bona 6d. t or ocenpior making hiniving by fanning in I Robert A. Falconer ; John ;rW. H. Join 25.-- Cob brood mare. 1111 ...