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... Pendine, the bailiff acting under the directions of Mr Picton Evans, solicitor, Cardigan, has been wont of late to pounce down upon the anti-tithepayers in the counties of Cardigan and Pembroke has aroused considerable bitterness among the tenantry and among ...
... man named Johu Morris, aged 27, son of the late Mr John Morris, relieving officer, 'Pontrhydyceirt, nearCilgerrao, fmd who recently served his apprenticeship as chemist with Mr Joseph Rees, Cardigan, went to bathe in company with two friends, got out ...
... h• parib fanned am held no Mr D. T. M. J. rt.-appointer/ and Mr Michael. manta, Oid Meal. rem/arm Richard Khott. Paiallfrefen. and J. olina. H.U. V. It arm Opt the hide Council ompict the lootpath Tonnorhere a bridge had farm. It importance ',Kam tho ...
... inst., at 74, Crockherbtown, Cardiff, Mr: John Hayman Rignton, professor of music, in his 70th year. Tiiom.As.-bit the 24th ult., .)Ir. Millicsnt Thomas, the fifth daughter of the late Isaac Timothy, Mason's Arms, Cardiff, aged 20. ROBERTS.—On the 27th ...
... APPREHENSION.OF SEVENPERSONS Our Cardigan reporter writes :—At an early hour on Monday morning, a police force number- ing eight men, under the charge of Superinten- dent Phillips, Fishguard, visited the locality of Cr ymych Arms, and there arrested the following ...
... Israel (Mr John Thomas, Llanwrtyd), and the choirs sang in the following order :-1, Carmarthen United Choir, led by Mr John Thomas (Ap Cynon); 2, Fishguard Choir, conducted by Mr John Evans, Treboeth, Fishguard; 3, Llanelly Choir, conductor Mr John Thomas ...
... Peterwelf. SAM. HUGHKS, Llanwenoch. THOS. JONES, Pentrithell. JOHN Vardre. LLKYVRLYN PARKY. Llanchayrin. JOHN VAU&HAN, Troscoed, all co. Cardigan. WM. PIHLUPPS, Heathook, co. Pembroke. JOHN LEWIS, Lysnewydd. HOWKLL PHitLippa, Penbeyr, co. Carmarthen. 1648 ...
... have beetj held with that object in the Cardigan Arms. A rumour gained currency on Monday that they had resolved en striking, but on inquiry this turus out to have n,) further foundation than is stated above. Mr John Jenkins, the president of the trades' ...
... bail) was charged that he on the 12th instant, at the Butchers' Arms, Eglwyswrw, tendered and uttered a Hanoverian medal as and for a sovereign, with intent, &c. Mr John A G. Evans, of Cardigan, solicitor, appeared for the defence.— The magistrates said they ...
... and of that over the river Usk, near Newport, has been commenced. The extension of the Whitland and Cardigan Railway, from Crymmych Arms to Cardigan, Is practically completed, and will be opened for passenger traffic In the course of a few days. Pursuant ...
... between the latter town and Cardigan. At that hostel they were met by cyclists armed with authority from Cardigan. The parade states of Milford, Narhertb, Pembroke, and Haverfordwest Corps werq then taken over by the Cardigan men, who, without delay, sped ...
... Railway Company was held on Friday last, at the Yelverton Arms -Hotel, Whitland, for the transaction of the general business of the company, and to receive a report from the directors. Mr. John Owen, of Glogne, presided. The directors submitted the following ...