... Woodward; Mr J. Owen Owynne; Mr Lewis, auctioneer, said he would subscribe, JlOOO, and double it if neeeseary ; Mr John Lewis, Royal Arms, 4£20, le., making nearly .£4.000 subscribed in the zoom. A to house will again he made 'ley the central committee ...

... scholarships at the Cardigan County School.—Alice Grime. Bridell Board School, sil marks: Luke, Penypark Bored School, 420; Jahr. Re's Davies, Cardigan Board School. 402. Sarah E. vies, Peiwark Board School, 395, Ithel Timothy, Cardigan Board School. 392 ...

... total, «»l. Dean: 9. 9. H. 11, 9. 4. .1, 9. 10, «. 9, 10, 9, 7, 9. 7, M. H, «, 4. So. 9. «. o. s, 10. 9. 7 ; total, . Mr John Grattan was stakeholder, and J. Rrigga, of Armley, otticiatid :ia referee. ...

... CARDIGAN Capel Mair.—Laat Sunday the Congrega- . ' tienaliste worshipping at Cape! Mair ceeded to fill the vacancies in the •'set fawr. ' end the foLloeing meniliers were elected' (lericon.s:—Capt. Timothy, Penmorfa; Mews . 1). Lk4 , l, saddler; John ...

... faithless ones on the day when the Irish Parliament died,this was no other than Henry Grattan. (Aptlauae.) He was short of stature and unprepossessing in appearance, his arms were disproportionately long, with his body swinging like a pendulum. (Laughter.) ...

... Rosehill, as chairman, the musical adjudicators being Messrs John Thomas, Gordon. terrace, and John Jenkins, North-reed, and the recitations and speeces by Mr Joshua ' Davies, Cardigan Arms. Great interest was taken in this part of the programme which ...

... Invested by Miss Lixsie Williams, Cardigan.—Pianoforte so:o, The Ash Grove, Recollections of Wales, Nu. 2, Brinley Richards, rise, (given by Mr E Ceredig Evan, Cardigan : Miss Edith Stephen., Priory-street, ' Cardigan. Invested by M. E Ceredig &min.—Renderas ...

... CARDIGAN. SALE OF TUE — P - E - E - T - Y - .—METTISO OF RararsvErts.—A meeting of the ratepayers of the borough of Cardigan took place at the Ourldhall on Friday evening. for the purpose of authorising the Town to apply to the Lords Commissioners of ...

... was a crowded attendance and the following took part in the e :—Mr. Orem, Mrs Maggie r :ntr li gfr. John Jenkins. Newcastle Emlyn, Mies Baldwin, Mr John Jones, Mr. Evan., Penrallt, Mr. B T. Jones, Miss Phillipa, Miss Jennie Jones, Mr. I Thomas, • Cli gerran ...

... CARDIGAN. . . . Mirk's& Mamie@ el the tAwarailLMINT hi & t i =kir 4 Now and ter Ihdpit.—Tha gglail at 81.. Mary's arm the Paw. LtT. M. 41 at his reammirr Yr. ilhana ka zt as carats at St. 1; to the at of the -- Climidar, brother of 16% AL Claagher. of ...

... retired accountant; proposer, Mr. C. D. M. Richardson; seconder, Mr. Evans. Mr, John Davies, Castle-street, manager oh engineering works; proposer, Mr. John Daniel; seconder, Mr. John Evans. Mr. Howell Morgan, Pendre, chemist: proposer, Mr. 0. 13eynon Evans ...

... strongly deprecated. Obituary.—The death took place on Bat'inlay last of Mr. David James, eldest son of Mr. John Henry James. 34, Drawbridge, Cardigan. Deceased, who was 26 years of age, had been ailing for about four-trd-a-half years, and bore his long with ...