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... Possession of amount of Ian oth4r property in Glmor- re ganshiae and the adjoining conaties of Carmarthen a. and Cardigan, Tae esimant Is John Kordeoi, an old man redin at wich tw s: a ntive. and ?? t *e lage proportion of the diputed pro is situate. He ...
... was sentenced to four months' imprisonment for embezzlement. Yesterday at A berdare Police-court the landlord of the Masons' Arms, Llwydcoed, was fined £2 for permitting drunkenness on his premises, and the licence was endorsed. This being the third endorsement ...
... Roberts, Wtt- Windsor Arms, David-strect; S. Moseley, Wheat Sheaf, H. Trinity-strect; William Blake, Glastoubury Arms, Bute- mc len street; Vincent Cleary, Cape Horn, Bute-strect; Mrs. wa Pp Bnstwick, Empress Eugenie, Evelyn-strect; John Donovan, . Lsd Lakes ...
... art., Mrs. Colby, Rhosygilwven; Mrs. Gower. Canstlemalgwyn; Mr. J. V. Colby, Captain flower, Mr. 0. Beynon Evans, Cardigan, and Mr. John Lloyd, Velindre; snaps. Mr. \Y. . Hlughles. 'rIhe conductor was Dr. lurnos Jones, allnl the aceompanists Mr. Francis ...
... Harries, and ir Morgan Morgans, of the Royal Cardigan Artil. , lery, who are at present in camp at South Hook, Milford Haven, were brought up in custody at Aberystwith Police-station on ?? (before Mr. John Lewis) charged with - being absentees from their ...
... CARDIGAKSHIRE. The aster Quarter Sessions for the county of Cardigan were held at the Town-heill, Lampeter, on Tuesday. The Chairman (Colonel T. Lewes, Wlen- lear) presided. There wvere also present Colonel El. DaLviesl-Evans, Elighmead (Lord-Lieutenrant); ...
... annual conference of the W1elshi Biptist Association for the joint counties of Cardigan and a Carmarthen ?? held at Bethiel Chapel, Aberyst o witil, on Tuesday afternoon, Mr. John Williams, Penian, Cartnsrttienshire, pr siding.--here being )E a great amount ...
... every industry. r .- ; PLUCKY RESCUE BY A LAD AT CARDIGAN.' While some boys were bathing in the River Tivy, at the new landing-stage for boats on the Net Pool, Cardigan, on Tuesday evening, a lad named John Evans, fourteen years of I age, who was unable ...
... under the circumstances tc of which surrounded Mr. Gladstone and 'S ie which now surround Sir John Pope 13 it liennessey. I am free to confess that Sir U r. John's offence is more rank than was lr. d, ig Gladstone's. 0i le A CASE ow PoINT. nt - The position ...
... yars, ieud being now compelled to resign in conequeneo of the inirmities of old age. Mr. John Lewis moved that the subject be considered that day six vweek.-Mr. John Morris, the relieving-ofioer fnr the No. _ district of the union, tendered his resignation ...
... buakets of water. Look out for Griffiths's folly. [3022p16 At Merthyr Police-court on Monday Lila Morgan, landlady of the Cardigan Arms, Dowlais, was summoned for keeping her house open for the sale of intoxicating drink on Sanday, February 4. The Bench indlicted ...
... THE WELSH TEMPERANCE MAYORS. MR. 0. BEYNON EVeNS (Cardigan). MI, IM. MORDEY MSir. ALDERMAN SANDERS (Cardiff). MR. T. J. WHITE (Eaverfordwest). MR. E. PEILLIPS (AberavoD), MR -~lLh& . (Newport), (Swansea). 'PA XNWITIhPI AM f¶ A DThTr I l- .a- ?? =- M I ...