... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... CARDIGAN. TKOKI.V It DN..— Before Messrs C. M. Griffiths, M. Jones. J. W. Stephens, and D. S. Owen, Ponthirwun, smith ; Daniel Davila/ and John Henry Davies of P e olanfach, Llandugwydd, farm servants, were charged by Inspector flerninnto, It S. P.C.A ...

... was tined 20s. and and costs —John M o rg a n Thomas, again for having been found on Licensed premises at the tjarpttnters Arms, Llechryd, at 12 35 a. in 21st ult. Fined 2e. 6d. and costs.—Griffith Thorne., Carpenters Arms, Llechrhyd, Inn-keeper for selling ...

... CARDIGAN. &arm —This society has been amalgainatod with a society of a similar description in the town, and its first meeting in the new form was held in the National Schoolroom on Monday evening last, Mr. J. H. Miles, Priory (vice-president), occupying ...

... CARDIGAN. Tim board of guardians last week adopted a petition to Parliament in favour of assessing ships and personal property to poor rates. The funeral of the late Dr. Thomas of Cardigan took place at 11 o'clock, on Friday morning last. The w one of ...

... last week, Robert John Ellis, Morfa Bach, Aberdovey, miner, was committed to the quarter sessions for oblaining food, lodging, and money, by stating that he was a policeman in search of a prisoner, from John Morgan, Butcher's Arms.—William Owen Stephens ...

... CARDIGAN. THE RAILWAY CARDIGAN. —The work of the extension of the line from Crymmych Arms to Cardigan is still although the number progressing, of hands originally contemplated to be employed at the latter place has out been realised, a simple handful ...

... crucial business at the Cardigan Bonded Stores. RAILWAY TO Caitobian.—At an ordinary sneet• ing of the Cardigan Town Cohneil, held on Toursday list. A. J. Swans, Nsq., Mayor, in the chair. Cie subject of a railway to Cardigan was discussed, and it was ...

... CARDIGAN. THE EAoQID SCIIOOL.—This school has just been made the recipient of a much appreciated grant of clothing from the Cardiganshire Needlework Guild. POSTAL COMMONICATION.—Tbe postal connections of this town remain disarranged up to time of writing ...

... CARDIGAN. Tea contest for the four vacant seats at the council board was sonductoil with much spirit and excitement at Cardigan on Saturday, and resulted as follows : KEW TM,. David Davies Lewis Evans J. H. Miles Levi hums 314 312 274 J. M. Phillips Joseph ...