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... of the show will remain untouched. - Tars CARDIGAN EIRTEDDEOD.—Perhaps it is not generally known that Mr. Toni Price, G. & L, Merthyr, trained two of the choirs who competed at I the recent eisteddfod at Cardigan. The choirs did good work, and the thalrett ...
... contrairting parties being Mr. William John Davies, of Cardigan, and Miss Jane Ann Williams. second daughter of Mrs. Wilkens aid the Sate Mr. John Williama, Csediff.reid. Treliarris, and formerly of Miners' Arms, GwernalEeld, near Mold. The bride was ...
... e. The Rev. gentleman has been pastor of Zoar Church for about five years, having been previously stationed at New Quay, Cardigan. It is • loss to the church, and also to local Nonconformists. that the rev. gentleman has decided to leave for Pembrokeshire ...
... Tavern; Kan Todd. Botcher*. Arms: Mn Overton. Bush Hotel: John Jones, Eagle; William Brown. Court Anus; John Davies, Crown: honey Jones, Three Salmons; Charles T= Farmer's Arms: Ann Lewis. Hummer Tavern; Evans, Gweelodygarth Arms: Jane ...
... prisoner to one hour's imnrison- ment. John James, Travellers' Rest, Blaenhonddau, charged with keeping open his house at a prohibited hour on Sun- day last, was fined 40s. iucluding costs. Howel David, Glamorgan Arms, Neath, was fined in the same penalty ...
... midwife. 48 High street. Penydarren (opposite Coey C inema). wishes to stet - that she can accept bookings in any of the Merthyr arm, between Abercanaid and Dowleis. EXTENDED SHOP HOURS.—Por the special benefit of Christmas shoppers H. W. Southey and Sons. ...
... July 18, at Ebbw Vale, the wife of the Rev. L. Charles Lewis, of a daughter-still-born. July 20, the wife of Mr. John Dart, Painter's Arms, David-street, Cardiff, of a son. July 23, Mrs. Ewins, Bute-street, Cardiff, of a son. July 14, at St. Hilary, near ...
... 9, at Aberystwith, agedCt. M^ijor Wiliiams, formerly of the E I.C.S brother of the Archdeacon of Cardigan. Jan. 25, at Bellevue-street, Swansea, Mr. John Lewis, late of Penygorse, Ystradgunlais, aged 67, after a lingcni g illness, borne with Christian ...
... , East Glamorgan, and North Cardigan; 1882 — Brecon, West Glamorgan, South Cardigan, and Monmouth; 1883—North Cardigan, Carmarthen, l'embroke, and East Glamorgan ; 1884—Monmouth, Brecon, West Glamorgan, and South Cardigan; 1885—East Glamorgan, North Car- ...
... women were discharged. CHARGE OF FURIOUS DRIVING:—John Thomas, charged with furiously driving a dog cart, in Frederick-street, was discharged. LATE HOURS.—Thomas Jones, landlord of the Cardigan Armes beer-house, charged with keeping his house open after ...
... youngest daughter of Mr. Thomas Lamb, and granddaughter of Mrs. Margaret Thomas, formerly landlady of the Wyndham Arms, Bridgend. Aug. 10, at St. John's Church, Cardiff, by the Rev. Llewellyn Griffiths, Mr. Richard Pugh, mason, to Eliza, eldest daughter of Mr ...
... fount Crams Arms. The stationmaster tory kindly acted es liberator. Remit: Vint. lvorJoam, Pecydartaa; second and third, 1). sad T. A. Henserrig fourth, Thom. WilOiame, Twynyrodya. Specials were won by Themes Jen kins. Betbradaetseet, John Beason, Georgetown ...