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... CARDIGAN. THE quantikt of salmon a/ready captured during the present season at St. Dogmael a near Cardigan, has been unusually large. The hauls in 'he River Tivy and at the mouth on some occaaions during the past week numbered between 70 and 80 fish, ...
... CARDIGAN. THE Towx Cor:vcrlfii;nem members whose term of expire on the Ist of November are Messrs D. G. Davies, Stephen Davies, John Lewis, and the Rev W. Jones, who, it is expected. will be returned without opposition. Mt Thomas Edwards and Dr Thomas ...
... CARDIGAN. Bo•nron Parer Sea-roes.—At these sessions held in the Guildhall, on Thursday, the Sib Met., the following eases were heard before the Mayor end Dr. Thorns. : P.C. John Richard. charged Even Williams, Mwldan, with using profane lengeage by cursing ...
... been placed in St. Dogniells church by Mrs Lewis and her son, as a tribute of affection to the late Captain John Lewin, of the Shipwrights' Arms, Bridge End. FARMERS' CLUB.—The newly formed district farmers' club have taken possession of their room sit ...
... Wednesday Mr. Richard Thomas John Harrill, of Myrtle Cottage, St. Dognmers, was married to Mrs. Lizzie Rees, Is, Castle-street, Cardigan. The pastor, the Bev. T. Eager James, officiated. Notice of Dividenda.—Carmarthen Court. — David John Jenkins, residing at ...
... nth ult.—The following licences were permanently transferred : Royal Oak to John Williama, Liverpool Arms to Benjamin Lloyd, Fat Or to Farrier-Major Williams, Fisbguard Arms to Owen Davies. CHRISTMAS FAIR AND MARKET.—On Friday morning at a epecial meeting ...
... fall back upon. CARDIGAN AI:LILL/HT BINLR Soarry.—The annual meeting of this society was held in the Guildhall on Monday evening last, the Mayor presiding. Amongst the speakers were the Revs W. C. Davies, vicar of Cardigan, T. Jones, St John's, Pembroke Dock ...
... CARDIGAN. LICENSING MEETING. —The annual licensing meeting for the borough was held in the Council Chamber on Friday last, before the Mayor, Dr Phillips, and Mr Woodward. The whole of the licenses were renewed accept thrum of the Planter.-rB' Arms. Cardigan ...
... CARDIGAN. Errimcstow.—Ou Satenlay afternoon an indeennal 'sooting of gentry, farmers, and titters was held in the Guildhall, at Cardigan, to adopt steps for the immediate canvass for shares for the extension of the Whitland and Cardigan Railway, from ...
... DISCOVERY OF GRATTAN'S CARRIAGE. The latest addition to the treasures of the National Museum, Hildare•street, Dublin, is in the shape of an old carriage of historic interest. It belonged to the Grattan Bellew family of Tinnahinch, Enniskerry, county Wicklow ...
... CARDIGAN Whist !kis v.- A whist drive was held at the Guildlitll Wednieday evening. The proceeds were ilvioted towards the Alltymynydd Sanatorium. Borough Petty Stossions.—At the Borough Petty Sessions on Thursday, before the Mayor (John Evans. Esq.) ...
... Lewis Evans, and David Davies, the adjourned case of John Lewis, St. Dogniell'a, against the trustees of a branch of the Society of Ancient Britons meeting at the Farmer's Arm•, Bridge End. Cardigan, Caine on for hearing. This was • claim for a sum of ...