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... Councillor JOHN E. JONES, Cardigan. at the highest in life. The fact that there were national institutions of high standing in the town proved that Aberystwyth stood for something that mattered. Referring to the important question of circulating the right ...
... CARDIGAN. iNQUIBT. —An inquest held at Llechryd, on Eatarday lad, in the body of Jonathan aged 21, who was killed on Friday endue the palatal circemstasces already detailed. The jury rat a vordict of Accidents! Dsath._ _ irkezwetx, BaIIIONS.-04 finaday ...
... the Black Lion, Cardigan, on Friday, by 31r. John Evans, F.A.1., Cardigan. in conjunction with Mr. Trevor Evans, F.A.L. Swansea, and were disposed of as follows:—The freehold fully-licensed premises known as the Ship Inn, Ps Cardigan (with vacant vossession) ...
... CARDIGAN. THI —The body of the missing man, John Griffiths. of Si Dwane'le who was last seen alive ou Friday, October 24, was found ea Tuesday afternoon near Cardigan Bar, in an advaeaed state of decomposition; le s i n old and a few shillings in silver ...
... CARDIGAN. THURSDAY.—Before Rev W. JONRS (Mayor), Mr W. WOODWARD, and Mr LEWIS EVANS. A LANDLORD HEAVILY FINED.—For making a wrong entry on the brewing book (two bushels instead of four), a fine of £5 and costs was im- posed on John Griffiths, landlord ...
... CARDIGAN. -Olt Monday Mr 0. B. Evans (Mayor), the Rev. W. Jones, (ex -mayor), and Mr W. Picton Evans.—P.o Lewis Devise, charged Thomas Thomas, of Dolbont, Bayern, inanufsetnrer, and John Hughes, of Fountain-hell, Newport,•Pon.',- isoopwr, wth being drunk ...
... CARDIGAN. SrDim( Diem warns Dmviwo.—On Wednesday week last, as a man named Samuel Jones, an ostler employed at New Quay, was returning to the latter place from Cardigan with a carriage and two horses, and when near Gogerddan Arms, owing probably to the ...
... t was fined 5s and costs. Licensing.—The licence of the Shipwright Arms was transferred to Simon Jen. kiwi, the licence of the Lamb Inn to Mary A Thomas, and the Eagle Inn to Mr John Vaughan Nasal Catarrh and Asthma THEM COMPLETE HOME CURE. Post Free ...
... CARDIGAN. AT THE EOROUOH PETTY-SESSIOSS, on Monday, Police-constable Jones, St. Dogmells, charged John Griffiths, butcher. and William Thomas, of Cilgem n, with being drunk aad and endeavour- ing to enter the Fishguard Arms after closing time. Defendants ...
... license of the Castle Arms was transferred to John Williams, that of the Castle lon to Mrs Jones, and that of the Liverpool Arms to DO tones, as part owner of the house. The following Jams are from the report submitted by Deputy Cala Williams: Last year 43 ...
... Thos. Edwards will take place. Ti e; e are two candidates for the honour, viz., Mr John Lewis, Royal Arms, and Mr Levi James, ironmonger. ...
... CARDIGAN. CONTRAVENTION OF THE SUNDAY CLOSING ACT. -At the Lower Troedyrawr Petty Sessions, held at the Guildhall on Tuesday last, Mr John Richards, Tanners' Arms, Verwig, pleaded guilty to a charge preferred against him by the police of keeping his licensed ...