... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... E Kehoe, F Basggan, Aidan Doyle. Wi P Carey, P ufl?, Martin Carty, John Byrne. O Conno l{, Clerk of Union; Wm Ryan, ohn Ryan, L Jordan, John Martin, | M‘Guinness, J:-mv.- O'Neill, John Power, J Laler, Thomson, '{ Redmond, A Kehoe, Kenny. P Roche, James ...

... Martin Catty. John Byrne, O. Connolly Clerk Union; Wm. Ryan. John L. Jordan, John Martin. J. M Guinnees, Jaa. O’Neill, John Power, J. Lalor, J. Thomson, J. Redmond. A. Keboe, J. Konnv P Roche, Jaa. Duffy, T. J. O’Dempsey, aolr.; T. Doran, ...

... Reynolds silver muffin dish Miss May Morris Cardigan Wedgewood and silver biscuit Mr Mis Sambrook Cardigan oak china butter dish YD R L Prees silver tea Miss C Jones Royal cake basket Miss Williams Cardigan Bible Mrs Jones Bethesda teapot Mr and Mrs Thomas ...

... afternoon. Mr. P. T. Daly. VC.. who presided, in aperitifs , the proceedings, announced that the reeeseion of Sir Thomas Grattan Esmond. from the Irish Parliamentary Party for the purpose of Joining the Sinn Fein movement was something in favour of the ...

... bona-fide tenant farmer or occupier making his living by farming in Wales. First prise given br Mr E H Formby. First Prima, Mr John Williams, et. Clears; CorrM Hensie. The Hunters' Improvement Society gave • gold medal and £6 and • bronze medal for the ...

... for time past. SIR THOMAS ESMONDE, M.P. Kir Thomas Grattan Esmonde.M.P..bmg fon. a formal swienation of hi. seat to Mr. Irate. bon. of the North Wes. ford the United Irian Leanne. sod baa notitked Mr. John Redmond of fact William Adana (19, auction,: ter ...

... ludicrous. 21th.—JOHN PHILPOT CURRAN. The ftunour Irish orator, John Philpot Curran, who was born on July 25th, 1750, in eo. Cork, wan vehement opponent of the Union, and dome of the grandest flights of eloquence, rivalling even those Grattan, that ever resounded ...