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... NATIVES FIGHTING WITH to THE BOERS. to ra LADYSMITH, Friday. dr It is reported that 50 armed natives accom- Il panied as .fighting men, and not merely ?? W( carriers of arms, the commando which visited a Caarbatt'es farm. at On the loth inst. a Boer patrol ...
... H Harry, John Taylor, John Buse, C. H. Glascodine, 3 Albert Oakshot, and Drs. Griffiths and D. A. Davies. A e Sunday: Religious services conducted by the Rev. ' t Jamnes Owen and Mr. Parnell. During the week s by the Revs. Dr. Morgan and John Thomas.-John ...
... into a garden front at ~ Coity-rolad. Cl if. CARDIGAN. so DEATH or Miss NooTrT.--We regret to announce Cl the death', which took place on Satburday morning, Iof bliss Jane Noott., of Casite-terrace, Cardigan. pi one of thte oldest and r osr respected ...
... Guslneas. hail fare ali liberal discount 3j Po et a 441pe ' - CARDIGAN. 4Wpe LIaEsoAT RRsc.-For the second thne during re ii the past fortnight the capabilities of the local life- Do d3 S r boatthe John Stuirt, have been put to tsie test. Olsiok On Friday last ...
... Williams, Harries,D. C. S I Roberts, R. T. Jones,.Isaac Ho kius, Robert } r Peake, William Thomas, John 8 Vatkins, and E. P. Wynne, Mr. John Morgan, Mr. John. t Lewis, Mr. B3. E. Morgan, Mr. Joseph Davies, i Mr. Edward Evans, Frinoipal Roberts, Urni- I versit~y ...
... secretary to the show), and the MKisses Owyn; Dr. Bevan; Mr. B. BR. Carvrer; Wenallt; M1r. John Nevill, Llangennech; Mri. T. H. ,B-enchley, Glaneir, Cardigan; Mr. Vanghan Pbiipps, Ystradwrallt *Mr. a.Waters, Sarnaun; Mr. D). Long Price, Talley; MYr. ...
... Brogdef will amount to at least £300 to £400. BOATS IN TIHE STREET AT CARDIGAN. For the first time for nearly 30 years the water swept over the Pontyeleifon Embankment at, Cardigan, swamping the meadows and the Priory lawn. St. Uary-street was also. flooded ...
... at the next i. board meeting. CARDIGAN. of EsTEDrnFOn.-The annual eisteddfod of Cardigan ed was held last Monday. The adjudicatorq wei ?? Mr. R. Jen kvn (Yr [wan), Penypark, poetry, read-- 5: hg &c.; Rev A. Hughes. Cardigan, the essas: ; and1 Dewi, Nlrnach ...
... churchwardens of St. Peter's; the lty e and clerical mnemnbers of the committee; the Arch- , deacons of Caramarthen, Brecon, Cardigan, and St. 9 David's; and the Dean of St. David's, bearing tha a partoral staff, which was designed by Mr. J. D i a Bedding ...
... Monday, December 23. Five Lanes; Thursday, December 26, Llauigibby Castle-10.30. MocNmOvTHScenc-Monday, Deceniber 23, Somer- set Arms; Thursday, Decemober 26, ling of Prussla -11. I I. Mu. SEysiouit ALcn&'S.-1riday, December 20, Gloyne; Tuesday, December 24 ...
... 16234 and 1640. 15 ee 1656 Breconshire had for its member Evsal Lewis; in the same year Cardigan county waS represented by a James Lev-is, and from 168it 3e to 1701 John Lewis, of Coedmore, was the Par. :h liament man of the Cardis. ,r The first 'Knight ...
... Charles M`Clusky, 'Carrickmacross. Mr. Sealy had three nomination a papers. Mr. John Munr'oe, Q.C., Conservative, a . as nominated by Mr. Murray Ker, and seconded n DV Mr. John Dunne. Mr. Henry Pringle, Liberal, t Vwas nominated by AMr. Wall, and seconded ...