... CARDIGAN Personal—On Sunday June bth, _tho Rev. .1. Willisttctor of .lU , thania Welsh Baptist an, outpleted his twentyfourth year o his ministry. Military.—Captain Jones-Parry Tyllwyd, Illaenporth, Cardigan, as one of the relieving fume, was present ...

... CARDIGAN. Ormrto.—Mise Telly Davies, &A.M.. • esti', et St Darnell', near Cardigan, has *lied the I Moody- Kamen Opera Company. Pau( SUNDAT.—The pulpit of St Mary'. Parish Church was ooeupled ow Yalu Sunday by Camber Williams, diocesan miasioner of St ...

... the Pritchard Arms from Ruth Llewelyn to Elizabeth Llewelyn was granted.—ln the case of Thos Morris, Glanteition, St Dbgmells, against Thomas John Dares, Sailor's Home, St Dogmelts, for an alleged assaut, committed at Bridge-parade, Cardigan, on September ...

... MIA prepaid fraprevemeets Is the reed leadlieg hem Oyster/ helltegeridee Arms bed hese and aids stated Met lies of a id bad bees under the Agricultural Act of MK NEW MAYOR OF CARDIGAN. T. Rowell Williams, the mayor el Carrie., is • retired master mariner ...

... Jose., Brynaw•L • first mad • mewed ; Mr 8 Morgan, Cardigan, or mooed sad three thirds ; and Mr John Lewis, Nantylimi • third sad • fourth. There were eight Gleam ;ad cum sixty entries. OLD —Padre, Cardigan. will be so tromformed shortly the. absent Cedireitcs ...

... eeitemls put in an appearance, Mr John Thomas Llaneirteyd, conducting, Aberpierth. 11l emanerch, fra. Tanegroes, Cenarth, Lleenryil and Cereligen. In the evening a successful concert held at Capel Mair Independent Chapel, Cardigan, Vie edifice being crowded ...

... —At tie ta..oe Mr Wm. Everts, formerly of teatood, near Cardigan, but now of &eyeing. took the reserve card for the beat beast which was bred by Mr W J Williams, Pen're'ltddu Farm, near Cardigan. A Literary Vicar.—The Rev Mefenrld Morgan, vicar of St ...

... CARDIGAN. Pam Smoak —oe Meelay--bolsre led Mr W. Woodward—P.C. Them Ths Amid Dram. • Sump hen limky het. by aim. la the said phew iv, bread hie posiele He was pea Is peel area Wismar Arrolowns.—M • main d this horky. held se kt, at the sb.. W. present ...

... CARDIGAN. A HCAVY GALS. —A heavy gale blew here on Tuesday last from the B.W. accompanied by loud peals of thunder and vivid fleshes of lightaing. It also rained heavily during the day. CO/SUITT= —A meeting of this Committee was held at the Shire Hall ...

... CARDIGAN Action for Wages.—At the Cardigan Borough &osiers. on Monday before the Mayor (Mr E Bowen), in the chair, Messrs T H Williams, W Woodward and J Roberts.—James Thomas, aged 16, collier, of Tanybwn6l, St. Dogmell'a sued Griffith Davies, farmer ...

... CARDIGAN. Pcabibie --On Monday, Were Mary wife of bib sabred Vey P.C. Rorer wllfr big Areal. adlleableb. striking him is IM Miser as nett ottani, a fa b Mal pie la was bead lA end owe% abas ape' bard Msgr. Tama a Pinao&—• lay mad Willie Davie sripen was ...

... between the Cardigan and Carmarthenshire Clots, at Cardigan, resulted is a splendid victory for the former, mooring Meaty : nine NM to A Mr AT CARDIGAN BAT.—A sub' @Moirl and thereepdy practical breakwater has just boss aseetnieted sear the Cardigan Lifeboat ...