... present'Mrs. Richards, Viscount ‘Stopford, 'H.M.L.; Messrs. John_ Sinnott, J.P.; George Walsh, J.P.; Philip Creane, ; J.P.; John G, Poole, h:{les M. O’'Dono| il‘me r&:hn Doyle, Luke Smyth, John . Et ingham_ Moses Bolger, James Fortune, and Patrick Finn ...

... witness anid he didn't kn where the Lend got the inelrument« they d that night. The people that came in the! were not armed with sticks oe) John Hughes, vho wee at the he sme Town Hai! meeting on the night of the 8thj of September. said he thought it was in ...

... held at the Llwyagw•atr Arms on Friday afternoon last, to take into consideration local celebrations at the coming of age of Mr. Krauss Lloyd, woe of the Lord Marcher, which event takes place on the 21.1 instant. The Mayor. Capt. John Davie , presided. Amongst ...

... Henry Grattan, then in feeble Health, was the first man marked down. He was challenged by Isaac Corry, the rascal whom Castlereagh had made Chancellor of the Fxchequer when Sir John Parnell, refusing to support the Union, was dismissed. Grattan and Corry ...

... - Jacob lushes, ILES., LI& kr. PIENARTN,, The CARDIGAN AND DISTRIC ANCE ASSOCIATION All TROEDTRAUR MAGUS' DRASTIC RESOLI The followirg resolutions were passed Executive of the above Association at Cardigan, on January 24th, 1911:- 1. That we wish to protest ...

... district secretary, and others. Lifeboat.—The hon. set. of the Cardigan Branch dosiras to acknowledge, with the committee's thanks, the receipt from Captain I) Jones, of Glaecued, Napier-street, Cardigan, of the sum of L 3 2s. 6d., being the contributions of ...

... and Tivy-Side Advertiser, Friday, CORN MARKET CARDIGAN. Important Sale of Household Furniture awl other Eject& U. JOHN £VANB, F HAS received instructious from Cipt. Jobs Evans and Mr. W. C. Wilson, to yell by Auction at the abase place. on Thursday. Fett• ...

... license. John Rees, the present tenant of the Trewern Arms, in reply to Mr. W. J. Williams. paid he applied for the transfer of the license from MIA Hannah Jones to himself. Applicant was formerly engaged in driving a motor car between Cardigan and New ...

... Mr. John Morris, postmen; The Royal Oak ; Mr. John Evans; Mrs. Thomas, Scolton House; Mrs. Davies. Dandre; Mr. D. Mathias, Longstreet ; Mr. John Morgan: Mr. J. Jenkin Thomas; Miss Daniel and Mrs. Morgan, Long-street; Mrs Thomas, Llwyngsair Arms; Mr. ...

... Reform present in the person of their old friend; Mr Grattan Doyle. At one time it used to be Fair Trade, but now it was Tariff Reform. There was no one more able or better qualified than Mr Grattan Doyle to explain the purpose of Tariff Reform. It was ...

... compete with clubs. UNIONIST DINNER AT WINLATON. VfIPEECH jV GRATTAN DOYLE. The efnpual dinner in connection with the *fefat> -Consr-rvaf and Unionist Associat ion was herd the Smiths' Arms. Iff John E. Constat Mr E. W. Grace occupied the iejEA.. ;r. The chairman ...

... Beneh it as an acceden they ‘broke ont, t and fined the defendant 16, and costs lhe £5 PINES FOR SHOOTING A PHEASANT. William John Bunting, 6 hoemaker of Apple- Yord, s; Charles Galley, labourer, Millers Lame, George Goodson, Miller’s Lane, Catton, was sum- ...