... Essex Edwards Air T. C., Heathfield, Swansea Evans M.A., Rev John, Grassemlale, Liverpool Evans Rev John J., Cantriff Rectory, Brecon Ellis Rev P. C., Llanfairfechan Rectory. Mackworth Arms Hotel Evans RevJ. 0, Alargam Vicarage, Taibrch, S-4 Evans Rev ...

... E-,sex Edwards .Mr T. C., Heathfield, Swansea Evans M.A., Rev John. i;,Ie, Liverpool Evans Rev John J., Cantritf Rectory, Br«»con Ellis Rev P. C., Llanfairfechau Rectory, Bangor Mackworth Arms Hotel Evans Rev J. 0, Margam Vicarage, Taibach, S.W Evans Rev ...

... E-inex Edwarda A)r T. C., Hea.thneld, Swa-nsea Evans M.A., Rev John, Graasendnie, Liverpool Evans Rev John J.. Cantnn' Hectoroy, Brecon Ellis Rev P. C., Danfftirfechan Rectory, Bangor Mackwortli Arms Hotel Evans RevJ. 0, Margam Vicarage, Taibach, S.W Evans ...

... sex Edwards Mr T. C., Heathfield, Swansea Evans M.A., Rev John, Grassendale, Liverpool Evans Rev John J., (Jantiiif Rectorv, Brecon Ellis Rev P. C., Llanfairfechan lteciory, Bangor Mackworth Arms Hotel Evans RevJ. 0, Margam Vicarage, Taibach, S.W Evans ...

... Roberts, Loveston. PIGS.-Ftit pig-I, John Davies, Alleston 2, Stephen Morgan, Cardigan. ROOTS.—Five acres of sweeds— 1, W. B. Roberts, Loveston. Swedes, 12 roots—1, Earl Cawdor; 2, Alexander Jermyn, Kingswood; v.h.c., John Davies, Alleston. Mangolds, 12 roots—1 ...

... Kertcb, for Cardiff direct, 2nd Earl of Hosebery left Bilbao, for Rotterdam, S W Kelly left Cette, for Carthagena, 3rd Richard Arming left Gibraltar, fur Alloa, 3rd Henry Aunh;g arvd Savona, for Cardiff, 3rd Edgworlh arvd Bilbao, from La Rocholle, 3rd Garrison ...

... forcing weather, but some rain would have ft beneficial effect m the present state of the bine. SEEDS. LONDON, Monday.— (Messrs John Shaw and Sons' somewhat improved demand has lately mnlfo 1 r°? trifulium incarnatum, and also for sowing of i rnr[!^ rape«eed ...

... CARDIFF, Saturday. — Good samples of English wheat sold at full prices. Foreign slow of sale. and weak. Flour arm. Oats: same as last. Beans Arm. Other articles unaltered. CARMARTHEN, Saturday.—(William Pugh's reports- There was a fair supply of seed wheat ...

... connection with the Wiiitland and Cardigan Railway, said there was at present a scheme on foot, which was a piece of Cardigan Cardigan Railway, said there was at present a scheme on foot, which was a piece of Cardigan iniquity batched in the hot'house ...

... 4 Llaudovery 16 St. Hears 5 Trecastle 17 Carmarthen 6 Abergavenny 19 Lampeter (Cardigan) 11 Uonctth 19 Llatiartli do. 12 ] Cardigan 25 Haverfordwest 12 | Crymmycii Arms 26 Newcastle Kijilyn 13 [ Bwlcligwyn 27 Llanwsnog 14 | Trebedw 28 ...

... The Death of Nelson, and had to re-appear several times, and bow his acknowledgments before the audience were satisfied. Mr John Gunn, presi- dent of the Cardiff Liberal Club, occupied the chair, and was supported on the platform by the following :-Lord ...

... Kington Herefordshire, formerly residing at the Oxford Arms Hotel, Presteigne, Radnorshire, licensed victualler. Andrew Peters, Taylor's-iow, Tirphil, Glamorganshire, carpenter and wheelwright. John Parry, Lowther-street, Briton Ferry, moulder. George Nisbeck ...