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... believed that she could freed without Irishmen having recourse to arms, and so did he. (Mere the. audience hissed and hooted. Cries She never can be unless by force of arms You’re wrong, John, my boy !’and don’t want hear that kind of talk-!’ rang out through ...
... Body Washed Ashore at Grattan Road The body of a well-built, well| ‘;dresxcd young man was wushedl ‘ashore at the Grattan Rd. strand ‘this morning. The discovery wus‘ !lnade by Mr- John Creaven, | Menlo, Galway who was cycling |past at the time: About ...
... on Saturday, of Miss Rose Lye. second daughter of Mrs. and the late Mr. S. Lye, of St. Mary-street, Cardigan. and Mr. Owen Jones, only eon of Mr. John Jones. of Wynn-street, Holyhead. The Rev. E. Jenkin Davies, vicar, officiated, and Miss Lye was attended ...
... naed house, the Farmers' Arms, situate at North-rotid, Cardigan. The property WWI withdrawn at £425. Mr. W. J. Williams, Cardigan, was solicitor for the vendor. Banking.—Mr Percy Rees, cashier at the 1,. and P. Rank, Cardigan, has been removed to the ...
... jH«al servitude; Jobu Connor (T'ha), John Connoct tGroevesk TTiomus Maftouy, and Philip Connor* seven years’penal servitude each: John Learned aged IS, seven years' penal servitude; IS mouths ; Joseph Molloy and John Delanv. months' each. A further tvvrbtion ...
... Without 3011(511 Ichairman), John `William■ and George Hughes, Mr Ivor Evans. clerk, and Mr David Jones, attendance oillem r. fie:eral cheques were issued in payment of toad. enmen's bills. 0 , . the motion of the Rev John Williams, seconded by time Rev ...
... CARDIGAN. MEMORIAM. —A number of seafaring inm in this town have determined to eiect a tonabstme in St. Mary's churchyard, to the memory of the late Mr John MeLord, who was for a groat number of y-an a nautical schoolmaster, io this town. THE STRAMNII ...
... 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. Clung. —Thia choir has recoils• mewed practioe, under the leadership of Mr Benjarein Evan., fur the eisteddfisl at Aberporth in July next. 'foe high sheriff of Cardiganshire, T. 11. Riede Hughes, Esq., has appointed the Rev Rhys Lloyd, of his ...
... passed hie woad examination in maintaining his certificate; D. John passed fairly. LLANDOVERY. PErry•srssioNs. —At the petty•sessions' on Friday. before Mears W. D. H. Campbell Davys, Mr John Jones, M.P.. Colonel Jones. and Mr R. Cuopbell Davys—Richard ...
... charges against Mr John Davies, builder. of throwing down a lamp-pest in Terrace-road, and Mr J. li. Davies, chemist, of aiding and abettin g th e former defendant, was resumed on Wednesday last before the Mayor (Mr J. Watkins), Alderman John Davies, Mr J. ...
... public-bonne were temporarily transferred—Liverpool Anne to Mr Ben Lloyd ; Royal Oak to Mr John Williams ; Fat 0: to Pallier Major Williams; and Fiehgaard Arms to Mr Howell Davis., there. being no objections.—Daniel Evans applied for an order of ejectment ...