... of England Temperance Society. which was held at he Yoqialdy on Friday evening. Addresses were delivered by Mr John Morris (Welsh) and Mr John Lloyd (English), and clogs wer, vireo by Mesa Neale. Mr J J Davies, and Mr Davies. and a pianoforte solo j by ...

... ab Dinawol, whose was Sic liar ad astra, a mall of great valour and conduct, who, for taking hy ((tree of arms the Castle of Cardigan front the Karl of Clare, was made Lord of N its aw l rewarded with divers territories l t• great Lord ithys, ...

... road, and that the lollowiug act OiLlinlinee on behalf of this county. viz. Alderman Jl' Morgan. and Councillors Edward Evans, John James, William Monis. and ir E W Parry-Pryse. The Clerk was reonested to again communicate with the Cletk to the Breconshire ...

... fatal accident at Loveden Mines on January 21st. The widow daughter were wholly dependent on his wages, and the Scottish Cardigan M Mes Company acted generously towards them and agreed to pay lid tinder the Act. That amount paid . into Court. Mrs Rowlands ...

... plasterers at work at the Gogerdiinn Arms discovered in their water cask a large lump a solid ie It is much feared that the fruit blossoms will be nipped by the frost. Acciticsv.—On Monday last a labourer, el the name ct John Williams (alias Jack y Game.. whilst ...

... David Parry, Trefechan ; single I that no compromise would have been horse latualau—l-t, les., Mr John Jones, et. suggested. The fishermen appearance'. John's Buildings; the 2nd prizo of 71. mid, was have been very spasmodic, on the face withheld ; best ...

... .. Mr C. W. II tan ;three.. Mr H myr. Mr R. Rece. Mr It. A.lston. I, mi. Mr W. Molten,. Cardigan: !sir E. J. W. I'. Pryse, Burt.; Aldermen .1. T. Morgan. Dr John and Moeir• W. Morr.. and E .E‘ano. Lord , Herhert Vane-T.-tope-4 attended, and the clerk ...

... mourners were Father and Mother, Brother Christopher, Mrs J W Evans, Hazeldene, Aberayron, aunt, Mrs John Evans and Mrs Evan Evans, Sans Ise% Bronwydd Arms, Mrs Davies, New Inn, Llanddewi Brefi. Mr and Mrs H C Philp desire to express their meet grateful ...

... were a couple of ducks and bags of green peas, the conditions being that a comic song must be sting with the ducks under each arm. The competitors were not as numerous as usual, but the fun was very great, and by the suggestion of the audience the two best ...

... Herefordshire ; hunter.. Dr J. I). Lloyd, The Mount, Chirk; hackneys and T. James. Myrtle H ill St nil. Lleehryd, Brostoath, Cardigan ; haping. the President and Mr T. James; 'stile, Mr .1. Compton. Castle Farm. Leomiu. ster; judging comp.-tit :on; Mr IL ...

... of the Diocesan Conference, when there was a large and fashionable gathering. The guests were announced by the Sergeant-at-Arms, and were received personally by the Mayor and Mayoress at the entrance to the Quadrangle. The Mayor wore his chain of office ...

... which wculd pin commuulea , ion between Tregaron and Mat:mold Welts. Mr John Ensue (elm it to the Liandy•sui Council) stated his Council Lad in conjunction with the Cardigan Rural Council, forwarded their appl:sitbo in r e s pe c t the (hgerddan•Aberporth ...