... CARDIGAN: As urea, Whit-Monday was observed as a holiday In this town. At an early hour about 40 members of the Rifle Corps, together with Omit. Jenkins, Lieut. Device, and bulge Smith, amembled at the marketplace preparat ory to their journey to Hav ...

... The Rev John Rogers presided, and the chapel was very crowded. The choir sang most effectively, and the recitations, &c., of the scholars were, as usual, very good. The names of those who were especiall noticeable on this occasion are John Jones, Joseph ...

... Dill, M.A.; John Simmons. R. Barry Meglaughlin, J. A. Quinn, William J. Irwin, W. J. Revnolds, S. Howard, H. R. Kelly, 15. B. Rooerts, John Boyd, sen.; John Bovd, jnn.; C. Chambre, B. Stevenson, W. W. Boyd, R. Newton, T. G. Simpson. John Smith, P.S.C ...

... CARDIGAN. tan.—The annual lecesober et Geese fair was held ou Saturday last. The simply of cattle wee gond. and met with a demeaL The berme was scant. The it was also etarket.day, was act very goal. ROYAL NAVAL melting the Royal Naval Reserve men, at ...

... CARDIGAN Ditty'. On Monday morning, the alarmugly sadder' death tsiok piaci. of a weldknr.wn farmer Darned flenjamin Elan. residing at T)new)ild. Tre• main, sear Cardigan. th Sunday. the deceased was in his usual good health, and attende. , divine *crake ...

... Mr. Thomas Jones, Palmyra. ; Captain David Lew is. Cordonterrace; and Mr. John Evans, builder; St. Doginella municipal, John Davies. Castle-street ; D. J. Volk, Clawddcam; and John Lewis Jones, Upper Spring Gardens. — The Surveyor WIN instructed to obtain ...

... CARDIGAN Capel Degwel. Thu I:e%. (lyn 11.. t.„ Barrett** London. annual preaching twrviees ut Capel bebuel on Sunday she, On Monday night. Twenty-two Tears' Arrears. —J ridge Frank Davies heard at County Court on Thurs.- day an applicatiiin for the of ...

... deer • literary mere world bare avoided. Poribly thee Wen the %eduction of • remelts., armed , homed first:no wee is the pay d Nerries. 'He obteteed notonety by • John MAR, . sad • on of his career wormed himself into the thafidmos of Arthur O'Connor, whom ...

... nominating the following had been put in :—Mr Samuel G. Adams, - St. Mary-street; Mr John Evans, Board School House. Pendre; and Mr H. F. Davies, Feidrfair. Mr John Evans withdrew, and a contest avoided, Meson Adams and Davies being elected auditors. ...

... CARDIGAN - I its nee.— A flannel dance. ormaised by Boating Club. Was held at the Guildhall on Wednesday ntight last. _ Burial.—Tbe of Mrs. Kmily A. Ramsey. wife of Mr. Charles Hammy, Pearhyu Castle. St. I)ogroaels. took place at Littleham, .amouth. on ...

... CARDIGAN. WE/K.—The programme* f thn week kw opened on Tuesday, when a pigeon match too, place at Pentood Marsh, on the ride range. A high wind prevailed in the morning, but, despite this obstacle, good sport was likely to tune. A ball given In the evening ...

... CARDIGAN. • Terms& or Licensee. —At a potty sessions held in the Cooped Chamber on Monday last, the following licenses were transferred : —The Half Moon Inn, from Mrs Davies to Capt. John Evans ; the Bosdecea, from Mary James to George Adams ; the Swan ...