... 592: Ahernorth. 89.3: Verwig, 87.5; Cardigan Council (hove') 82.3: Cardigan, St. Marv'a. 8.2: St Doginaels. 80.8: Llandvswyrld. 78.13: Blaenporth, 78.2: Pennark, 77.9 • Cardigan (girlie), 771: Llanfused's-re 7.55• Cardigan (infanta') 70.1. The Deputy Clerk ...

... sacrifice were they for His dear name ; No more the wearied arm its sheaves shall reap; Sleep now, in Jesus sleep. Hid in the secret place where none can harm; Beneath thee lies the everlasting arm) The love that wept for thee no more shall weep; Sleep now ...

... OTIOB. Patron—Sir Thomas H. Grattan Esmon&s, M.P. President—Mr. T. J. Doran. Hon. Treasurer—Mr. John O'Connor. Hon. Sec.—LAlr. John H. Ftchingham. commrrm: Messrs. Patrick Doyle, T.C.; Myles Webb, T.C.; M. P. Redmond, T.C.; John J. Redmond, James French ...

... chard. lee of sot lees thanelghl. estdine twelve a. dere who art laboerers. sot dd.. or prohranonad. 'open to the John Deacon. neer B la 0 R.,.. tgerthyrnanwr. Bridgend. J.Y. G. Speck. Aberlooltg 0A..0v of potatom varieties, in. N. Gotten, Goebridge; ...

... the Schoolroom on Wednesday evening August 96th. The eisteddfod song, V fans a i baban, was sung by Mies Owladys James, Cardigan. The choir was filled by the Rev D Jenkins, BA (late temperance miss'oner at Carmarthen). The music was adjudicated by Mr ...

... Desmond sent for his superior and for the police, and heaaing that the police were being sent for, Crowley went up the quay and armed himself with two heavy tiles weighing a couple pounds each. He made again for Desmond, and complainant called man named Murphy ...

... Hopkins, Mr. Rowland Hodge, Mr. W. C. Mountain, Mr. P. D. Challoner, Mr W. R. Arm. strong, Mr. J. W. 'Morrison, Mr. W. M. Skinner, Darlington ; Mr. W. A. Temperley, and Mr. N. Grattan Doyle, general secre4try. Mr. F. Ames represented the Rolled Weldlem Chain ...

... arg•tund nu le. report upon St. John's school (infants) was es tee the p the rhos' Erb • Melded advance la athirst!. Teemod lad rid the nosh the the Ore the re se Woos isass.-140 embark toe draw leiter wymehe ism sad Osten bad arm mei. am St. Ward. of I ogietott ...

... *4 Be too Arm Orflso tod opened the eaurpaisa Saturday last at kidenderry. and they their Initial defeat from Forth River they are bo mmns dla heartened. Tbe oommlUee this ronafaks of Meaea. OUter. Soil I ran, Quinn. (XBriee. and J. John, eton. M boa ...

... largo gathering in the Bitftiorcf Hall, when the new banner of the Division was nnfarled. Accompanying the chairman wets Bros John Mnlgrew, president; Thomas Cosgrove, secretary j James Doherty and Peter Byrne, Kilsyth Division; ; Jamss Gdloober, I N.F- ...

... ALDERLEY EDGE, QUEEN'S HOTEL. Most Comfortable Family and Residential Hotel Cheshire. Special Terms for Boarders. N.T. 9. JOHN CHARTER. Proprietor. BOWDON Htdro, Cheshire. Every Comfort Patients or Visitors ; good table ; billiards. Te1.1207 BRIGHTON ...

... Spriggs, 3, W T !tishton. Dubll34, cactus.-1, 11 Nice, 2, A OnMoe C Fletcher. Debits, peenpone.-1, W 1' Dielbtun; 3, li .;arm; 3, A Norman. Sweet peas.-1. F Norman; 2. C Spriggs. rat flowers.-1, C Spriggs; 2. II Price; 3, J Daniel krevial peas.-1 ...