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... TO CARDIGAN, The opening of the extension of the Whitland and Cardigan line to Cardigan, which has been looked forward to for the past twelve months with much eagerness, took place on Aug. 31st amidst con siderable enthusiasm, although the short time ...
... and Loxnox leaving *Now Milford at 8.50 •John.ton 11 5, 0 11averfordweet 9.15, Clynderwen 9.40, *Pembroke-Dock 8 0, Pembroke 8.8, *Tenby 835. Nu/berth 9.5. Cardigan 7.40, Kilgerran 7.10, Bow catk 8.0, Crymmyek Arms 8.15, Widtland 9.50, St. Clan 10.5, blamiyuil ...
... Terrace Wells, John Esq :and Mrs 2 Ivy Cottages ‘Viliisnis, W. E. Esq 2 Brill e Street Gate these llotst —Cavil A. Davies, Hist ; Mrs I;essiey. 161/ it a Motel .—W. M. Webb, Esti anti Mrs, :n: W. F. Humphreys, New 31iiford John Park. r, Esq ...
... gallant services the Fishguard life-boat men. Similar thanks were also voted to Mr. John Morgan and the Uev. James Webb, honorary secretaries respectively of the Cardigan and Hornsea branches the institution, for their active co-operation on recent occasions ...
... Davies, and. D. Jones, and Mr E. Lloyd—to help the drowning men. Three were rescued, John Williams, ShopyrCricieth ; Thomas Griffiths. Castle-square, iC l ath ; .and John Jones. son of the captain. The captain, • man about 60 years of age, residing at R ...
... ick Terrace in Castlebar. ' The necessity for vigilenee in that Wells, John Esq and Mrs 2I I Cottages quarter of the country has been aarent for some Westby. Captain John W. an d 3 High Street pp Willis, Mrs Myrtle Cottage, Penally time. ...
... choirs competed; the prise of Ida. was awarded to “The Choir of the Hearth; invested by Mr. John Evans, Tenby. For the best rendering of the solo, “Arm, arm, ye brave,” from Judas Maccabeus; there were si* competitors, and the prise of 10s. was awarded ...
... i. board was eta on the 17* hut, lifx . in the chair, The - •it apprize; has sus thee had wider . . • . tha ti satect of Arm width =Ws . 1 . 1 11r46 ' lir tbs.: been then by the .. • •• • ftptst. sod a Ist*, wee mow read from AY& d ar epartment airlda ...
... it showed Lord Cawdor crossing Goodwick Sands at the head of his little troop of Yeomanry, and about three hundred of the Cardigan and Pembrokeshire Militia. Upwards of two thousand pitmen, miners, and peasants, with all the resident gentry of nearly three ...
... captain of the schooner was gone to the cabin to fetch it, the men in the boat, who were eight in number, jumped on board, armed with revolvers and daggers. These men by threats and blows compelled the captain to return to the cabin, which they plundered ...
... •Havericedwrat 9.15, Clyndemon 9.40„ *Pembroke-Dock 8.0, *Pembroke 8.8, *Tenby B.4o,*Narbertb 9.10, *Cardigan 7.43, Knorr= 7.56. BowsWs Ilh, Crymmyek Arms 8.20, and Whitland 9.50; to following Friday. Passengers also booked hoes Mations marked thus • to ...
... W. Cust, Esq., M.D. Vine Cottage Gray, Mrs A. and family, Bristol 7 Rocky Park Guinness, Mrs Grattan, Camolin House, co. Wexford 9 Croft Terrace George, John Lane, Esq. and Mrs, Rodborough Gray, A. Esq, Bristol 7 Rocky Park Gee, Miss, The Willows, Hot ...