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... vicar of Cardigan; J. Pryce Evans, |P a curate of St. Dogmaei's; T.Jones,vicarof Liannon; G, D. 1H. Davies, vicar of CeDaerth; Daniel Jodnts.: % rector of Moline; J. 51. Griffltch, vicar, of Movi- ho grove; Thns. Williams, curate of Cardigan; iT. Rogers ...
... played Johns, of Llanelly, gv ng him 15 pointa in 3L. Macgregor wonbyri sveral points, ancd afterwards made 50 rineers in ISj minutes. On Saturday Mlsagregor played Johns, the distanie being 18 yards. Moagregor gave Johns 15 points, and Johns defested ...
... than 60 policemen, but, notwithstanding this r display of force, a mob armed with heavy a bludgeons obstructed the sheriffs men, and b ultimately compelled them to return to t Cardigan. It The National Conference of MIiners was ti concluded at Birmingham ...
... committee, representative of the Taff Vale employds, now holding out against a reduo- tion of their wages, met at the Cardigan Arms, Cardiff, on Wednesday, when the. following circular from the Amalgamated4 Society of Engineers, &c., which.will now circue ...
... t7il y.11esesl; S shuts. Total. Private James Evans, £2 ?? 4Private WV. John, ?? 15 ?? If. .1 ones, ?? ?? Private C. SWiilianis, lN ?? Private A. Rows, IN. ?? 15 Private3 John Lloyd, 10s ?? Priva~te Ges. Thomas, INs. ?? Private Janice Williams, its ...
... interval caused by anr assaultf upon 1idm at Crvmmycir Arms on June 19. With charac- teristic daring, lie decided to begin at the very p inc where his work was brioight to such a sudden terminsaion last ?? Arms. Mr. Lewis left Cnrdigarn per 9 5 train to-tray ...
... Guildhall, Cardigan, by the members of lie the Royal Naval Reserve stationed . at St. i Dogmells, Mr.' James Williatiis,-mayor, pre. en sidivg,. watches and certificates from, the Royal t, Hunlane Society were presented to David Morris ie and John'Lewis, ...
... of Cambridge !: University, were accepted then the Aberystwith a Radicals would willingly unite with their Cardigan X.friendst But the Cardigan Liberals are counting t without their host, for it does not seem likely that }Mr. Davies would become a party ...
... DISTRICT MEETING AT LLLNELLY ON BEHALF OF MII. JOHN JONES jENKINS4 On Saturday evening last, at the lodge room of the Cardigan Arms, Seaside, Llanelly, a district meeting on bebvlf of the candidature of Mr. John Jones Jenkins Tzis held, when Mr. David Paton ...
... of country which you cover every morning. Say a word, a f true and a kind word, for your old friend and a stout knight at arms, John Griffith.-I am, &c., a C. Y ...
... source n ear the Cardigan-road station. It 'is to be hoped the dcay is not' far distant when the railway will be , extended to the town of Cardigan. It has been decided to es- tablish fairs and monthly and weekly' markets at Cymmach Arms, and the first-fair ...
... Griffiths, M.A, Downing 3 Colleas, Cambridge; Mr. Ow4 e Lews 1Owain etc Dyfed ), London; Mr. John E. Powell, Wrexham; set Air. J. h. Griffiths, Board School, Cardigan; Mrs. A. L Walter Thomas, St. Ann's, Bangor; Mr. Daniel ha Thomlas, Upper Hoard Schools, ...