... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... Lloyd !owls Mr. John &Aorta Treaenmr: 'l'h' of the North sad Vales Ranh. Mr. R. D. Ralia.me. The an 4 of the ora. T .pc tegrpormihla with efficilmey. Thn 1. a Ina the Shirrs. Yr. William Honkins. Hillmorton Goland.. Anolrn, Mr. John Ilar..b Prot Church ...

... top of them, that the strikers jumped out of the way. It was still dark, but the driver noticed that most of the crowd were armed with sticks, while others carried chisels and hammers, which were intended for use in destroying the machinery of the engine ...

... octagon windows; bedrooms, bathroom, and w.e.'a, .-.liar, garden, and endowed yard: ail outside—Apply Mr. 1, Newport Rood, of Cardigan Road. r|X) LET. Unfurnished. GRIMSTOS LODGE, near Tui- containing nx.iu. diciuxioom, morning rojcna, and amoking-rooai, with ...