... 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 ...

... CARDIGAN. HUNIIRED or CILGERRAN PETTY SESSIONS.—On Satterday, 24th May, at the f'i. h Arm; Bridge-end, Cardigan, before Thomas Harman Bran&ley and Thomas Davies, Earle, Evan Davies and Mary Davies, his wife (tramps), were brought up, under a warrant, ...

... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 9.45— The Trial of Lord Cardigan.'' A Play Two Scenes by Horace Wyndham, with Captain John Douglas; Earl of Cardigan; Captain Henry Wainwright; Sir James Anderson. surgeon; Captain Harvey Tuckett; Thomas Dann, constable; Doorkeeper; Clerk of the Crown; ...

... 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 ...

... sentenced to 13 penal servitude; John Connor (‘Tits), John (Greeves), Thomas Mahony, and Philip seven years’ penal servitude each; Jehn aged 18, seven years’ pemal servitude; J i Heaiy, 18 months ; Joseph Molloy and John: Delany, 12 months’ each, A further ...

... CARDIGAN GROUNDS. Mr Geattait’r Sweephtakm.— The heats Grattan’s sweepstakes took place on Saturday, the presence of a good master the canine fancy, who exhibited great interest in the various candidates. Very little betting took place, parties evidently ...

... should he reeorded on the minutes. An application for the t.mporary transfer of the license of the Farmers' Arms from the late Mrs Rot:- its to John %vim of the Sailors' Home. St. Dogmell'a, was granted. ...

... 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 ...

... awl — John Jonre Lloyd. I,llteddewi-beet. *se MUMMA by P fir loving been otunk at tam nod ph, Th.. itdast admitted ; S Hobert. pr. 41 the mar. Ss. and David Jones, lirynglae, Ilnonot, won chap by Sept. with hawing drunk nod .int us et Arm., Peodrhydrio ...