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... of the late Mr. Carpenter, High-street, and had resided in Cardigan for twenty-five years. District Education Committee.—The monthly meeting was held on Tuesday, there beng present the Rev. John Williams (chairman); Messrs J. Stephens, and 0. Beynon Evans ...
... 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 ...
... (it-leek. The question is frequent!, asked eaunot the people of the district of South Cardigan. embracing such trims as Lampeter. New Quay. Aberayron. and Cardigan be given the one and a half hour lest at Carmarthen for writing and replying to letters ...
... to Miss M. K. Johns. WA., only daughter of the new. Dr. Johns. Vetemony was performed in presence of a large gathering by the father the bride, ac,sted by the Hey. W. .trf on Johns, brother oh the bride; the nee. J. Mardy Rem, Le:Arm, Mother of the ...
... eleo, but he did not think it j The Liverpool Arms. would more than teo-thirds of that.te The objection against the renewal of the It nee decided that the Inspector should try license of the Liverpool Arms was next sod £:-.4) chile the rest of the t'ilteese ...
... committee reserve to themselves the right to refuse any entry. About three mil.* over the 'bore course. _ _ _ 1, John Williams. Rhydrach: 2: - John Davies. Golly; 3, Bowen, Pencoed. ph th is is. 3.13: respiratory disease, 2.84; heart disease, 1.70; cancer ...
... Middlesex, and Ow^ Great Yarmouth, one of Her filaj.wty'sJandsaa of the Pesos for the county of Cardigan. Os Use 24th aged 74 years, Mao Thomas. widow of late Ur John Thomas, bellow. of this town. Oa the 28th ultimo, aged 74 years, Mrs Sbeiby, widow of the ...
... Tapolwern Mill (retiring councilors), Mr Wm. Pugh Williams, Esgair, farmer: Mr John Davies, Dolgoch, machinist: Mr John Thomas Jones, Slop v Lien grocer and farmer. Penegoes, Mr John Ed,,ards, Brynffynon, and Mr Rd. Hughes. flimsygarreg (retiring councillors) ...
... and it under has roof that the services were first held The Rev Wm Morgan was the son of John Morgan, who was also the fattier of the Rev Leone:or Morge.n aud Mr. John Morgan, of Aberystnyth, tho latter having been for years an Meer and a conductor ot the ...
... It. Morgan, Talbot Itetel; secreta;ies, Messrs. W. Lloyd. Ponybent and It. H. Jones. Fsg.rliendy. Mr. W. Jones, Tygwyn, Cardigan judged the light horses, and Mr. Stephi - ns, Li e n. atrplian elm heavy. The heavy horses made • splendid show themselves ...