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... OUR SPECIAL REPORTER.] WHITLAND, Wednesday Afternoon.—The frightful accident on the Whitland and Cardigan Railway has resulted in the loss of three lives, John Griffiths having died at Carmarthen Infirmary at 12.30 to-day. His injuries were of such a terrible ...
... (given by Mrs Roch) —I, Mr D. J. Davie*, Leg' Cardigan; 2, Mr D. Evans Llwyncadfor. • HORSE t>MOES.- Two shoes, one fore and one hind for a roadster—l, Mr Jonah Thomas, Caerleon Smithy' 9 Mr J- Jonas, Cardigan nitny, BLOCK WIll later on be awarded by Miss ...
... the Treasury and died member for Cardigan 1768, being father to the first Lord Cawdor, and the two others, John Rooke (of Bangeston, co. Pembroke) and Alex- ander, held jointly the appointment of Lord Lyon King of Arms for Scotland, while the only daughter ...
... PROPERTY EXCHANGE.- CARDIGAN. On Saturday Mr. W. R;. Morgan, aue- l- tioneer, brought't the- hammer at the Angel E. Hotel, Cardigan, :th3- estate of Penyooed, one Ie of the most desiirblie.'in. the'codnty of Penm- i- broke% coniprising b'bighb- .valuable ...
... the above society, hejd at the Cardigan Arms Hotel, Maria-street, on Saturday, the following important resolution was earned unanimously: That this branch gives its unanimous and hearty support, to the cat.diuature of Mr John Jenkins, the ral labour candidate ...
... the Cardiff Shipwrights' Society, representing 500 men, was held at the Cardigan Arms, M;iria-street, on Tuesday even- ing, for the purpose of congiderin the candidature of Mr John Jenkins. The following resolution was unanimously passed:- That this meeting ...
... lo-lpused. LAML'STR ?? Evans, Tailesin louse, sur'geon; John Ottisries ltarford, FAlcon1dele. LayTxa.-John Thowutas, Maeinwvern. Llanarth; Meo- gait Evans, Oatfoid., LlLmLirL i. LaAnsADinsrsAwn, Dustosx-Dr. John T. Moregen, Waum-ceiro Hiati; thie ioe. ilewellyn ...
... RD, Po.Trou.-On Sunday;evening'last- i boy. about'8 or 9 yetrs' of age, son I of John 'Ewbank' of Appleby, was found by Mr. John ll artiudale, painter, suspended by his 'arm in a hole in a large oak trce, 'on the sesur called Miss Maichell, onnosite the ...
... supervision by the POliC6' MALICIOUS WOUNDIXG AT NEWPORT. William John (out on bail), was indicted for mal.ci- He was d o SdSf for a common assault Mr ttm instructed by Mr John Evans, of Cardigan This was a case of a serious nature, and the evidence clear,y ...
... patriots —John Hampden and Algernon Sydney, armed for the fight, and with their mottoes enoircling them Cromwell, stern and resolute Milton as a child, with long waving hair. In another nook we are confronted by Mazzini's sad eyes, by Grattan's majestic ...
... Scott Freehand Kelly, trail- ing as Thomas anil Co., at Bridgend, Cardigan brass and iron founders and engineers. J. L. Thomas retires. RECEl VING ORDERS. Benjamin James, Sextons Arms, Llansadwrn, Llan- vrcla, Carmarthenshire, innkeeper. Thorn ? Morris ...
... Monday Mr George Thomas, county coroner, resumed the inquiry at the Yelverton Arms Hotel, Whitland, into the railway disaster near Llanfalteg, ou the Whitland and Cardigan Railway, whereby three men lost their lives. Pre. vious to the inquiry Colonel ...