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... CARDIGAN BAY DISASTER. SURVIVORS OF AT T HE HGORDON CASTLE The four surviving members of the crew of the Gordon Castle, the Glasgow steamer which was in collision on Sunday night off the Smalls, arrived at Newport (where they ;caned the vessel) on Tuesday ...
... guests invited to the dinner were the Earl of Cardigan and Admiral Sir Charles Napier, uho each delivered speeches relating to the war, in which they have both taken active and leading parts. Lord Cardigan attended attired in the identical uniform which ...
... j ! held a meeting at the Tilers' Arms on Monday last. After en excellent dinner the chair was taken by Mr. T. Eynon, and the vire-chairman being Mr. J. Curtiss. A programme of speeches and songs was gone through. Presentations of an emblem of the Order ...
... Sin JOHN JAFFRAY. Bair. . JOSEPH SCRIVENER KEEP, EN. GEORGE DUNBAR WHATMAN, &Q. J. ARTHUR KENRICK, ESQ. WILLIAM DE WINTON, EN. GEORGE BRAITHWAITE LLOYD, EN. , ROBERT WOODWARD, EN. —.. GENERAL MANAGER—HOWARD LLOYD. STATEMENT OF LIABILITIES AND ASSETS ...
... an inquest was held at the Town Hall, before R. L. Reece, Esq., coroner, on the body of a boy named John Jones, belonging to the Eaglet, of Cardigan. It appeared the captain and mate had gone up town to purchase a mast, leaving deceased on board by himself ...
... Y. 1 the morns of It Doi.' leaded newel kfliiirlege 111VM nominated kw I-3 Denseness, of heir' ; • Bdwerd of St • ; and Grattan, of iunw gt ' Wednes ' held ea M ' at the Castle Inn on the ' ' Mta a etep. • , !woman woo had been an rn et ille ftill . ...
... power, and are to be armed with one 68-pounder and tone 32. The department at Woolwich has received orders to suspend for the present the further supply of the brass howitzer guns with which the gunboats have hitherto been armed. THE CRIMEAN COMMISSION ...
... football coupon has been won on last Saturdays eoupon by Messrs. A. Foyle, afi, London-street. Newport. and H. P. Thomas. Tredegar Arms, Crass Keys-- each 'lf whom scored 11 points by giving the correct :wore% made by Eniland, Neath, Cardiff, and Penarth. The ...
... Emporium Ltd. STORES, ABERTILLERY KNITWEAR ALWAYS PLEASES FULLY FASHIONED COURTELLE JUMPERS 42/6 CARDIGANS TO MATCH 49/11 Wms. BLOUSES, from ACRILON AND ORLON CARDIGANS from 39/11 HIPSTER SKIRTS, from TWEED SKIRTS. Straight Style, from 32/11 • f SPECIAL VALUE ...
... TO TAXIDERMISTS AND OTIIERS. No. 7, THOMAS-STREET, NEWPORT. 1/R. JOHN YOUNG htus been instructed to 1/1. BELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, without reserve, the following: One hundred pigeons, 100 canaries, 100 small birds, goldfinches, bullfinches, larks, &c., ...
... TO TAXIDERMISTS AND OTHERS. JOHN YOUNG has been instructed to 11l BELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, without reserve, the following : One hundred pigeons, 100 canaries, 100 small birds, goldflaches, bullfinches, larks, Ace., &c. ; quantity of parrot and other cages ...
... released. Sarah Maylor, Cardigan Bay Inn, Canal-parade. Granted. Job Harris, Cardigan Arms, Canal-parade.—Thare were various convictions, and as the notice was not served In time, the license was refused. H. Morris, Aberystwith Arms. There were convictions ...