... DOGMAEIS. Mr. Lewis Davies, of the Webley Arms, Pop- pit, Bt. Dogmaels, Pembrokeshire, who died on May 6, left estate of the gross value of £687, and probate of his will has been granted to Cardigan saceountant Mr. John George Owens, of Rock-terrace, ...

... 23, Angelina dant on October 11 last. There was one treet. He met child, amd just before it was born he went into the Cardigan Arms, Merta-ctrest, women in @ Tiger-bay fish ehop, and then beat her. His earnings were from £8 to where he stood drinks. Jones ...

... cccupied by Sir Richard Gtapley, J.P., London. Countess Raseell epid that Mr. John Burne had queried whether it was kind to get up DEVELOPMENT OF CARDIGAN poor women and ata the Cardigan Town children the occasion Council Stephens, medical officer of pageant ...

... General French the Drill-hall an Armoury, and was well with what ‘The jury reti rned a that the little Laehe Arm-tage was mardered by father John Armitage LOWER RECEIPTS ON NEWPORT TRAMS. NEW LICENSING IUTIE HOW THE BURDEN WILT, FALL IN SOUTH WALES. ent ...

... Mr. John on the by the and os brary of sir th Peniarth Mss and it 14 easy lo that vitheat these sph endid collesttous it would tw fer the National Library up ~« travel ly in the chikdhood of its little are the sauce piquante ls Thus lady Cardigan in et ...

... M. Roach, Oardiff; J. P. Ballen, and Cecil Acomb, Newport. FREEHOLDS OFFERED T CRYMMYCH. Mr. John Evane. At Orymmych Arms Inn, Crymmych, on Tuesday Mr. John Evans offered the following property in the parish of Mynachlogddu, Pem- brokeshire, known as ...

... Cardiff. G ISHAP, (Sitnate § mie from from 1 miles from vi shor ond shot ml aa BALE OF STOUR, 8X) DAVID has_received in- ME. JOHN from Hess. ont liame (who are 1B, AUCTION, on November 48 HEAD of CATTLE, viz., 5 Cows gad Calne, Mileh Gows tm 4 Pas FAT LAMBS ...

... However, they stuch together. and one morning Cardigan called upon his lady love. buret int the bedroom, wok her in bis arms. and “My dearest, shes dead jets wet married at once.” That ts bow Cardigan Pith Cardigan ebe went to Pans, then a city of delight ...

... sentenced to BONER AND DOCTOR'S EVIDENCE. John Fiannery (69), an Army » of not guilty to a charge of assaulting and wounding Thomas Watkine, a rer, at Pontypool, on January 2 Mr. prosecuted, and Mr. St. . John Micktethwaite defended. The evi showed that ...

... attending Cardiff, and elsewhere. | The craft is eaid to belong to the British the death of John Williams, a collier, of agents of eome Continental | Cardigan-row, Yetradgyniais, who was manufacturers, and was used for adver-| nicked up dead after, it ...

... Sen a lots of property. A public-house, known as the Hill Arms. on the highway between Haverfordwest and Soiva, with 50) acres of fi land, now occupied by Mr. Richard sold for £1.30 to Mr. John White, Haverford- Edwards, at an annual rental of £59, was ...

... he found that he was the timber on the south cide. He had a boz of matches .n his Cardigan Docket, and when the noise ceaced he began to strike them to sse one of his arms where be was. He got up, and, having put a hole in be caw the daylisht come in. He ...