... the Black Lion, Cardigan, on Friday, by 31r. John Evans, F.A.1., Cardigan. in conjunction with Mr. Trevor Evans, F.A.L. Swansea, and were disposed of as follows:—The freehold fully-licensed premises known as the Ship Inn, Ps Cardigan (with vacant vossession) ...

... tight against the Lnietu.' Relying In Grattan. it ask. to Grattan that the opponents of the fatal measure turned with an appeal that he would some back nod lead the forces in detente of the Irish Parliament. John Philpet Curran had retired. Henry Flood ...

... accompanist for the evening. _ Petty Sessions.—The magistrates present on Thursday were !Messrs. John F,vans, Dan ..shams, and Ben Hughes. John Davies, Fialiguard Arms, was summoned for supplying by the hand of his wile intoxicating liquor during non-permitted ...

... Weild.ng.—The wedding, was quietly (oaing to the bride's recent bereavement) at Cavel Maur, on Thursday it Mr. John bans, Min et Mr. and Mn.. John Evam, Cwrtnewydd, Llangranog, to Catherine Lodwig, daughter csf or. David Ludwig and the Lute Mrs. Lodwig, ...

... on the Lord's Day. Accident.—A lad named John Davies, tesidmg at Cnwcydinter was thrown off his bicycle on Wednesday evening in trying to avoid a dog. He was rendered unconscious aaid sustained a fractured arm. _ The Cenotaph.—The response to the Mayor's ...

... Eleanor Davies. wife of Mr. William Davie.. J.P. Cloth Hall, Cardigan. Davies was a native of Linnetly, hut resided for the major part of I:er life in Cardigan. She leave. three sons—Dr. John Rees Davie. Me..r.. Tom and Das- M.. and two daughters. the ...

... governors Mr. Jones, a member of the staff, was on the proposition of Mr. John Evans, seconded by Mr. J. M. Philipps. congratulated in gaining the degree of M.A.—The Rev. John Williams said that the number of pupils admitted to the School last year w ...

... Rhyfel Mawr. 111'14-18. Rirhard Blake. North-road: Fiwilym Davies. Feidrfair; John Davies, Grangetown; To Tlandlidoeh: John Griffiths. Castle-street: Tom Griffiths, Saddlers' Arms; David Jenkins Rarevale: David 0. Jones, Serin7 Gardens; Tom Ladd. Creeeti ...

... pay costs.—Thomas Winwood Davies, Cryngaetnawr. I,landygwydd, and John Harbert Morgan., Roadside. Biaeaperth, were summoned for being drunk and dimorderly on the highway near Gogerddan Arms. Bisonporth„ on December 10th. Davies asked for an adjournment, ...

... CARDIGAN. The Agricultural Sbow.—This event was held on Wednesday, and a repo-t wiU appear in our neat issue._ A114,3d Theft.—A sum of R-12 in Treasury not is alleged to hate been stolen from Castle Malgwyn last Wednesday. Aceident.—Mr. John Owen, North-road ...

... CARDIGAN Baptist Union.—The Rev. John Williams attended the annual meetings of the Baptist Union at Llangefni laq week and took a prominent part in the discussions. Mount Zion.—The Rev. William Owen. of Queen's Park Church, Manchester, was the preacher ...

... CARDIGAN Jumble Sale.—A jumble sal was held at the tluldhall on Tuesday in ad of the County Nursing Association. Cattle Killed.—A passener train i';te Cardigan collided w:tit and killed two vahiable milch we which were being driven with I. :ter of the ...