... CARDIGAN. - • _ Football.—Burry Port Rugby ootball team visitid Cardigan on Boxing Day played the local team on the Netpoos field. 'there was a large attendance of spectate's. Play was of a slow and unintorest.ng dieseription for • considerable part et ...

... should he reeorded on the minutes. An application for the t.mporary transfer of the license of the Farmers' Arms from the late Mrs Rot:- its to John %vim of the Sailors' Home. St. Dogmell'a, was granted. ...

... London. Twenty minutes elapsed before the bell tinkled. Hullo! Amid Gretton. ATe you Sir William l'es—who are you? John Grattan—l'm speaking Stanchester. Ob. are you. I can't hear you very plainly. Please speak up. What do you I want to tome down ...

... David Jones, elindre; 2nd. tinilyni Lewis, Dygoed, Pentrecagal ; 3rd, John Grienfield and Son, White Mill, Aberguili i he, John Evan Jones, Karon Post he., Arthur Boneath; e., John Jones, Trebeda. Partridge Wyandotte, cock or lien.— 1 st . special, 2nd ...

... Portman, Cardigan; 2, John Isaac, Llangeler; v.b.o, Evan Isaac, Velindre; h.c., John E Jones. Baron Post Office; J Llewelyn, White Hart; Dai Pencader Jim Thomas, Cilbronnau Lodge; r, D J Thomas, Cardigan. Yorkshire canary.-1 and 2. W Portman, ...

... subsequent re.W., I lion. he was executed. and his lands, including•• ' Grattan Manor, given to Talbot. The manor ie' also connected intimately with the Gunpowder Plot. since John Talbot's daughter Gertrude married Robert Winter, of Huddington Court. one ...

... O'CALLAGHAN (ontgoina, Grattan street, Builder. Proposed by Stark, 3 Great George • street; seenanded by John J 117 6 d Rood. Two papers mibresited. RICHARD 19 Smith. Journalist. Proposer, William Tally, 91 stieet armed°, John Hering', George's itreet ...

... D. Davies, Mountain, Beulah, 5.0.; r, Jim Thomas, thlbronnau Lodge, Cardigan. Leghorn any variety, crick or hen.-1, J. Oakland, Cardigan; 2, and r, J. H. Spurry, Singers, Cardigan; 3, H. Havani, Netiadd, Mennen; 4 and vhc, D. E. Williams, Cilwentleg ...

... I got up and put on my .JOO dippers, and opened tb• John ~ha•e place •t Bal• door. rode Park. Bucks, ha• been reentring the ki mot • ' ! Tell me the truth, Nogiichi, I per- Mated; •• what have they sent you here to coax tee about? Please, Denizen! ...

... stock for the improvement of Wexford should he made u test question at the next. local election. Proposed its Mr. John Murphy. seconded hy John Sinnott.--That we lipped to • fellow toilers in the labour association in the minty. to ate with ie. in securing ...

... Lord. Mr. E. S. Watts, Cardigan: song, Merch y Cad. ben. Mr. Joshua James: duet. Excelsior, Mr Ditties, Blaenpistyll and Mr. Morris, Goods ick ; song. •Adiais v dyddiau gynt, Miss Rees, Cardigan; glee, Comrades in Arms.•• Ffvnonbedr Male Voice ...

... O.S.A. , Rev. Fr. Joseph. O.S.F.C; Rev. Fr. Francis, 0.5.F.C.; Rev. Fr. Coakley, Rev. Fr. Fehiily, Rev. Fr. 0.R.; Brothers John and Damian, Liberty street; Messrs. E. Or can, M.P.; D. D. Sheehan, M.P. ; C. G. Doran, C.E. ; J. J. Ronayne, Hon Sec Cork ...