... ves were represented by Mr John Jones, Mr John Humphrey Jones, and Mr Thomas Jones. Mr Edmund Buckley, M.P., was present during the proceedings. In Dinas parish, the name of John Jones vas ob- jected to by Mr Pugh. Mr John Jones said that the property ...

... a view that visitors should not be annoyed. PEl'TY SESSIONS, WEDNESDAY.—Before Thomas Jones, Esq., and John Davies, Esq. Larceny.—John Walker, John Clerk, and William Seymour, three tramps, were brought up in custody charged with having feloniously stolen ...

... (Mayor), Mr T. 0. Morgan, Mr T. Jones, Mr J. Matthews, Mr Evan Davies, Swansea, Mr Thomas Hughes, Castelldn, Mr J. Asa Evane, Cardigan, Mr Jenkin Thomas, Llaethllew, » MrDW B^wen, MrJ. Dating with hisses and groans, the latter being pnn- IVL hv the entrance ...

... sen- tencing the accused, said the reward for this kind of conduct was three months in Cardigan Gaol, with hard labour. DRUNK AND DISORDERLY. John Elias Evans and John Jenkins were charged by P.C. Rowlands with being drunk and disorderly, at the wine and ...

... exhibited at the Pembroke Show last week. They were a heap of fat; but a bigger heap took the prize. On Thursday night the schooner John Wesley, Captain Morgan, of Aberystwyth, with slates for Galway, was driven ashore in Ballystorner Bay, west side of Lough Swilly ...

... Archdeacon of Bangor and Anglesey; John Evans, Archdeacon of Merioneth John Allen. Archdeacon of Salop Robert Wickham, Archdeacon of St. Asaph Henry P. Ffoulkes. Archdeacon of Montgomery; William North, Arc4- deacon of Cardigan. THE INTERNATIONAL YACHT MATCH ...

... opened. STEALING A WATCH AT CARDIGAN. James Emmerton (24), labourer, and William Thompson (25), labourer, pleaded guilty to stealing a silver watch, of the value of t2, the property of Thos. Thomas, watch- maker, Cardigan, on the 28th day of October, ...

... Castle Hotel, Portmadoc, to MART ANN, daughter of the late Mr JOHN EVANS, of Carnarvon. 2nd, at the Welsh Presbyterian Church, Grosvencr- square, Manchester, by the Rev. John Williams, JOHN, second son of the late Mr WM. JONES, of Meusdd, Angle- sea, to ...

... were also severally charged:—John Parry, shoemaker, Lewis-terrace, Is. lOd.; George Ishmael, Mary- street, 15s.; John Jenkins, Shipbuilders' Arms, 5s. 7d.— An order was made for each of them to pay. A Row at the Castle.-John Davies, sawyer, Poplar-row, ...

... L v. R. XTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Royal 4-1 CARDIGAN MILITIA will assemble for Twenty- six days' Training and Exercise, at Aberystwyth, on Tuesday, the 20th of April, 1869, when all Volunteers belonging to the Regiment must report themselves ...

... TREKUWL. -pxfTTV SESSIONS, THURSDAY.—Before H. C. Fryer, Esq., and M. V. Davies, Esq. CHARGE OF REFUSING TO QUIT. John Edwards, Talybont> was charged with refusing to o-ive up the possession of two cottages which he occupied, stated to be the property ...

... the 1st of May he went to the Miners' Arms, at Ystumtuen, kept by William Lewis, between ten and eleven o'clock. Prisoner was in the house, to- gether with John Davies, Thomas and John Rowlands, Richard Kneebone, John Jones, Thomas Jenkins, and the people ...