Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... badly treated. tail had yustained a broken right, arm thn,ngh off an embankment in gotten:: away from her assailant. ' The girl elates that .be followed by two mew, who molested her Beyond the broken arm and being in a diormated eon. ditom. the girl does ...
... a large quantity of grocery from George Lockyer, grocer, oa of March. Thomas Lewis and John Boers were charged with assaalt- Mg Evan Edwards, at the Blacksmith Arms, Dowlaia on Monday, the 13th inst. It appeared from the evidence • great dial of squabbling ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Rees, John Grifhths, and the Rev! D. George. The Lord-lieutenant of the I county of Cardigan having sent collecting cards towards the formation of a scholarship for the county of Cardigan in the proposed Royal College of Music, they were distributed ...
... trial. The same prisoner was then charged by John Williams getting beer in the latter's name. The case was adjourned, as the was disgustingly drunk. John Mahoney and John Kelly were charged with beating John Matthews, 9* Bridge-street, very sererely on ...
... 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 ...
... i CARDIGAN. *TEGED FELONY.—At a special petty-sessiom ih- -^rran Hundred at the Fishguard Arms-, of the Gilgc. :'i«—before Mr William Mathia* on Saturday even, '-T. sailmaker, was broughl Pencoed—James Wigtej, -1 by P.C. Adamf up under a warrant charge^ ...
... CARDIGAN CURE. CANCER PATIENT'S ACTION. DOCTORS' VIEWS. A WITNESS BLESSES THE JUDGE. What is known as the Cardigan Cancer Cure action was resumed on Thursday the King's Bench Division. Mrs. Amelia Burrell, of St. John's Wood, London, X.W., sued ...
... best man, subsequently entered the church, and took his seat in the nave, near to the chancel arch. The bride, leaning on the arm of her father, arrived about half-past 11 o'clock. She wore a rich white satin robe, trimmed with white lace, a wreath of orange ...
... NO HOPE FOR CARDIGAN ALCOHOLIC —Probation Officer A 33-YEAR-OLD Cardigan man, David Gwyn James, of 19. Eben's-lane, on probation for stealing two pieces of timber, was fined £5 10s. by the local magistrates yesterday for failing to observe a condition ...
... leading froth Cardigan to sewcastle-Emlyn. being a little over a mile slim. !ant from Cardigan. There is a good supply of water on the Premises. For Particulars apply to the Auctioneer. High-street, or to Yr. W. J. Williams, Solicitor. Cardigan. KINGTON ...