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... Esther Lewis, Victoria Inn; Ellen Griffiths, Star of Wales, Margaret Davies, Emiehill Arms. Llanarth ; David Williams, Penrhiwilan, and Mary Thomas, Penrhiwgaled Arms, Cross Inn. TKIIPORARY TRANSPISRW—A temporary tmnfer of the license of the Penybont Inn ...
... wood. A post mortetu examination has been made and the carcase has been buried with disinfectants. ST. JOHN'S AMBULANCIL—The Result of the St John's Ambulance Class were made known on Saturday and are very gratifying to all concerned especially to the ...
... tenants and vassals, formed themselves into an imposing procession. They were all armed with long oaken staves, and their ostentatious march into the old town of Cardigan created mingled feelings of horror and admiration among the inhabitants—horror at ...
... NOTES AND COMMENTS. next ! A Cardigan states that the latest of trade - is a clergy strike at the old county town. I Thel The Cardiganshire Eitaixiiitg Joint Committee have adopted regulations as to habitual drunkards under the Liesesing Act, Iko2 ...
... M. Griffitle , Alcirayron ; Major Prix Lewis, Tygwyn. Apron; Rev Morris Aberayroti Mr. Thomas Griffiths. Aberystwyth ; Dr. John Morgan, Pontrhydygrees - Mr. G. Williams-Parry, Mr. A. E. L. Powell., Ithydyfirian, Aberystwyth ; Mr. D. C. Roberts, Aberystwyth ...
... aneuing month.— It to pay tbe claims against the were signed. agreed. I to 0- Gossip and Rumour. FROM VARIOUS SOURCES. Sir John Williams, Bart., was among the invited 'meets at the Royal christening at Windsor Castle, oa Monday. Mr sad Mrs Wadding haws ...
... brought under the hammer at the Black Lion Hotel, Cardigan, that desirable piece of fieehold property consisting of a fully-licensed public house known as the '• limlyn Arms. and situate in Pend re, Cardigan. 'The bidding started at £3OO. and rose ultimately ...
... wife of Mr John Joao, of a son. MARRIAGE:B. DN IDS—JONES —On January 29th, g Bt. ' Church, Cardiff, Jankin Jones, of Lloyds Bank, Cardigan, third son of John Jogs, Dowhila Holum, Milford Haven, Margarst only daughter of the late Capt. John Jaws, of Clifton ...
... room, P.S. William Harris charged John Zeus, Green Park. Pentrecagal, with having been found on the licensed premises of rensarne Arms during closing hours on Christmas Day.—Fined bs and costa. — Ann Howells, Pensarne Arms, pleaded not guilty to a charge ...
... mas& * the Rev. Owmryn Evans, were to. For the Cardigan district, e following representatives were agreed to on the proposition of Mr. E. J. Davies :---Alderman Stephens, Mr. Brignocke, and the Rev. John The following were agreed to for the Newcastle ...
... EVAN. 192 CARDIGAN MAYOR-4.- 1800-1. Essex Bowen. [Of I.lwynorwair. Esquire In 1807 one of the Common Councilmen of Cardigans] IEOI-2. Thomas Lloyd. Coedmorc [ut supra]. 1802-3. John Bowen (do] 18034, Colonel Owen LloyJ, Cardigan. 1.804-5. ...
... Sessions, viz., the Fox and Hound, Llanwnen ; and the Highmead Arms, IJanybyther. for selling during prohibited hours; and the Black Lion Hotel. Railway Inn, lAmpeter, and Alit) , bla-ce Arms under the Food and Drugs act. Ei•zhteen licenees were available ...