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... 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, ...
... that the Tanner's Arms was not required and referred the matter to Quarter Sessions.—An apiJieation by Mr W J Williams for a pro- visional licence was granted. Ti' CARDIGAN. WILL OF THE LATE MR LEWIS EVANS. Mr Lewis Evans, J.P., Cardigan. who died on Mb ...
... Rainfall in Montgomeryshire. . ABERAYkti I)IIWEDUCATION COMMITTEE, V 4B Juselifth.—Presse , t: Maser Trees (einan), Mem, Mein John RAILWAY BRIDGEB DAMAGED. aad C ; Mesa, The Onstage which passed over T Aberystwyts ea week in less At - riet: tbaa an hoar ...
... street, Cardigan, Drawbridge Inn, Cardigan, Liverpool Arms, Bridge Parade, Cardigan. IJoyd Jack Arms, hlarket street. Aberayron, and The [Gambia, Ship street, Aberayron. 1 Mr A. J. Hughes, applied ler the renewal of i the license of ...
... slimmed. Mr John Evans, who gave the results of his valturtion, considered that the value of property in Abersyron was fifteen to twenty per amt. less than in Cardigan and from twfntpfive to forty per cent. more in Aberystwyth than in Cardigan. Mr David ...
... been granted by the magistrates. An objection sas h.-ing made to the renewal of the liven, of the Tanner's Arms, Verw.ck. from the Town Hall, Cardigan, and about • mile treat liwbert, and the same distance from the Gwbert Hotel, which ear in the same parish ...
... Margaret Williams. Drawbridge Inn, Ms'dam Cardigan. who represented by Mr. W. J. Williams. . _ Sarah Liverpool Arms, Bridgeparade, Cardigan tMr. Ivor appeared for the ouners and Ike:awe.) WM. Jones, Lloyd Jack Arms Market,- street, Abelayron (Mr. Pennant ...
... 14.2 h.h.,1,T J Mathias, Cardigan 2. H MorrU. Pantybwa; h.c., D Lewu, Cilpyll , Unazeitho. Pony or cob shown in harness, not to -zeeed 14,2 h.h., 1 and 2, divided between John Plosird.l. Cefngwyn Hall, and T J Mathias, Cardigan. Best tradesman's turnout ...
... then' being no children.—litis Honour granted the necessary order. Claim for Work Done. John Mona, (wmmins, St. Dogmelfs, sued Thonris Johns. Plasterer's Arms, Cardigan for the sum of Bs. 9d. for work done. —Mr W. J. Williams appeared for plaintiff. —Plaintiff ...
... Hackney over 15 h.h: 1, Mews Evans and Bon, Llwyneadfor: 2, T J Mathias; 3 John Jones, Rhosbill; 4, B T Davies, Irgerre. Cob, not over 15 h.b: I, T James, Myrtle Hill, Llechrwl, ; 2, John Rees, renrallt, Boneath ; J, Jollefl., Penal/ICA/li, Aberporth: 4. I) ...
... 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 ...