... Rangers. Mr. D. Martin acted as referee. and lined out the teams as follows: —Glenvale—J. Stewart; P. M'Grattan, T. Rankin; C. Al'Alister. W, M'Grattan, A. Clarke; J. Doherty. J. Todd, T. Martin, J. Millar, and .1. Edmundson. Rangers—N. Camels; G. Gage, ...

... Maaons’ Tools.—Apply John Lucas and Sons, Green lane, Sheffield. 5178 I'HE BUSINESS of Daniel Smith and 00., Maker* . of Presses, Stamp®, Shears, etc., formerly of Wolverhampton, now Acquired and carried on John Hand® and Son®, Ltd., Cardigan Work®, Belmont ...

... Maeons’ Tools. —Apply John Lucas and .Sons, Green lane, Sheffield. 5178 rpHE BUSINESS of Daniel Smith and 00., Maker* of Presses, Stamps, Shears, etc., formerly Wolverhampton, now Acquired and carried on by John Hand# and Son#, Ltd., Cardigan Work#. Belmont ...

... 1883, at Tyfaelog’s Church, Pontlottyn, by the Rev, 11. M. Williams (brother-in-law of the bride), assisted by the Rev. John Davies, John George Fincken, yesterday, large joints of Christmas beef were distributed to all employés on the Royal estate. A prime ...

... COURT. Tuesday.—Before Mr. W. 0. Norman (in the chair), Aid. J. Grundy, and Aid. C. Boam. Dishonest Midland Railway Employee.— John Brown, labourer. Shaftesbury-street, was charged on remand with stealing on 14th Dec. 271bs. of scrap copper, v&luo 155., from ...

... Morris (daughters). and Mr. Ernie Morris, Lloyd's Bank.. Llandyssal (arm). the other daughter. Mrs. , being indisposed); Mrs. Bowen Lien,cliv (sister): Mien Bowen. Lianelly (niece): , Mr. John Thomas. Mr Edwin Davies. Mr. • D Morris, Llanellv (nerhows). Mrs ...

... Government. He would not for es, sod we'll be there as quick . say that the present low price of Console bghtoiog, wilt • armful of . ' and prices. We capture to's of jMs , in the Of the Government, peo. pt attention to cards. Tbm's beam.., because that ...

... Monris Alair Cardigan at his Norah Road Cardigan on Sunday week He been ailing for time Ho a rtative of was 1846 was admitted in 1867 Carmarthen and acadtemic career In 1871 call to Sarcrn five years there frlom the church of Mair Cardigan with pastorate ...

... the Title Deeds and Articles of Roup. RUB [SLAW TERRACE. This Excellent FAMILY HOUSE be Sold or Let * ...

... at various places were as follows: —Tregaron 171; Lampeter, 208; Llanybyther 111; Llaudyesul 421; Newcastle Em. lyn 264; Cardigan 236; Neirport 116.—1 t was resolved that the account& be adopted subject to audit.—The Chairman remarked that they had to ...

... Bryan is of Irish dcs., ::t. In th eighteenth century • the great parliamentary o rators were Irishmen. Burke, Sheridan, Grattan, Curran, and Fl oo d were all Irish. In the nineteenth, .Plunkett, Shin', O'Connell, Magee, A. M. and Sexton all stand in ...

... the registre.r's office, on Thursday, Mr. John Williams, Argolis!, Ne ,vern waa married to Miss Mary Ladd., Plood.—Owing to the heavy rain last week, the road at Llechryd was boded, and traffic between Cardigan and Newcastle Erdvn was diverted to the old ...