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... dredger it was decided.to purchase a hopper barge. A labourer named John Jenkins, of 52, Mill- road. Cardiff. fell front the top -of a load of bay at Canton and fractured one of his arms. Ee was Eent to the infirmary, where he was detained. To-morrow ( ...
... acting for the lower division of Cardigenshire, aes held in the Town-hall, Cardigan, the following 0 ,as cases were heard '-John Thomas, Glanirafon, a is re, water bailiff, chc.~ged John Evans, Cilgerran, re with fishing fur salmon, during weekly close Lhe ...
... Cardiff, and was esnclosed. in a :e beautiful Itl. frame. The illuminations included t y the Pontifical arms,tho arms of the bishop of the S1 diocese, the arms of the borough of Cardiff, the y irs arp, and tire armus of JereM.iclne t being a niative of that ...
... seen by ?? o lanciady ^f the King's Arms making an entrance as into herstabie, whera was eventua11y cap-tred e by the hustecan; He is a very fne specimen of as the Weleh fox. Int AcrvCDNT.-A man narmed Meyrick John, Pany- Lt gasn, met with a serious accident ...
... ? ?? ?? 'J Havarforfiwest ?? 15 Crymmerch Arms ?? Kilgerran ?? Co wbrtdge ?? 24 Neath ?? ?? Llsadeuy ?? ?? Niewoastle-Ernlyn::.:::12 Llecbi'yd (Cardigan) ?? 26 Letterston .05.1 Bulth .. 27 Lampeter (Cardigan) ?? 15 Newport(Pem:j::,) ?? Lianeawel ?? Tica ...
... Narberth. tl UP'ERATIONS havo now been earnestly corn- . meniced in connection with the railway extension p1 from ?? Arms to Cardigan. The ufiiiciel ei cutting of the first sod will, iL iJ understood, be I; performed in about a fortnight hence. ti A I ...
... Gaildhal}, at Cardigan, to adopt steps for rho er im~med~iate canvass for shares for the extenrlon di te tbe raivy from ?? Arms to tbat to~~ 9S Colonel Lew~is, 3 ynford, occulpied the c'rair, and amongs~t the speakers were hr r Bowren, Q.C.; Mr. John Owen, The ...
... Lewis' ?? to be seen in their vindow, at 23, Duke-street. 276533 Mr. Thoras Johns, landlord of the Volunteer Arnim, Swansea, died somewhat suddenly on Thursday morning. Mr. Johns was quarter- r y master of the 3rd Glamorgan Rifle Volunteers, ;and acted ...
... Thomas Colby, B. Evans, Evan. Davies, D. James, John Villiams, and L. James. There were a great many candidates for the office, and apparently they -ere all very suitable to tndertake the duties. Mr.' John Edwards, of St. Dogmells, had the honour of being- ...
... counties of Carmarthen, Cardigan, and as Pembroke, to be quite disregarded, tly except upon the estates of some 11 ats of the very large proprietors. There were lcy in the county of Carmarthen, and the sister lbs counties of Cardigan and Pembroke, thousands ...
... down at £1,25, of which £500o is payable in ?? up sharas. The Subscribers arme Rihard Evry, Alfred Thomas, ro John Guy Proger, David Jones, Solomon Andrews, G. A. REdiards, John P. Joaes; Henry Jones and W iiam Jones., one hare each. Mt. Henry Yones . ...
... OUTRAGE ON AN OLD WOMAN NEAR CARDIGAN. An outrage of a most htorrible character hasbeen committed upon- an old woman named Kitty Oliver, 80 years of age, residing in a cottage by the roadside sbout half a male from Cardigan. For atrocity the outrage IIes ...