... success. By all the friends giving their time and talents, the handsome sum of XU 10s. was realised. Yonr. very truly the deacon, JOHN OWEN. PRIMROSES FOR THE l»rn OF APRIL. ' 7i» /*; Eli!or Iho Uoob/omerjfsltire Exprat, Sir,— Oreat Ban are far too of tan alluwad ...

... afford him pleasure to a patron of the Welsh National Eisteddfod held Carnarvon in aatnmn. Dkath Mu. Justice Pkarson.— Sir John Pearson, one of tho judges of the Chancery Division, died Thursday at his residence in South Kensington, after long illness ...

... a-* the conductor of Knowing that I had not returned home from (j iGth). the only journal published the connt.v; and which, Cardigan that evening, the gang evidently intended Drunk Charge of a Horse. —Richard Owen, to it- credit, a’rov»atc* the cause truth ...

... James, Cardigan; H. K. Janies, Abcrystwith; J. D. Jenkins, Tregaron ; K LI. Jones, Bala; J.O. Jones, Jdantihangel Itlyn Myfyr; A. J. Martin, Itinningliam ; U. J. Keos, Is>n«lon ; U. K. It. Helielling, Itowdou, Cheshire; and Ci. A. Bt««plions. Cardigan. Hanumomklt ...

... DROWNS D WHILST BATHING On Wednesday morning about half-past ten, a gentleman named John Pring, who resided at 42, Kingtdown Parade, Clifton, Bristol, retired engineer, aged fifty seven years, was drowned whilst bathing near the Rofawr beach, a most dangerous ...

... We are not exaggerating. We shall shortly have thirty thousand troops in Upper Burmah; and our men better commanded, and armed with superior weapons of destruction, and as they are backed up the material resources of Great Britain and India, they can ...

... various kinds of English fleece fairly steady. Prices are docidedlv Arm all round. Thera are heavy stocks oa this market. In Botany wool the demand is steady. Noils, mohair, and alpaca Arm. yaroa prices are very firm for single and twofold aoita. Botany ...

... . No school bowie owned by the treeteas was then in mistime, nor for many years afterwards. It is said that tbs school was arm held in a all cottage in the parish called Carbwt. It lippairs that the Vicar of Owniloyddwr (who resided Is Rhayadu), of which ...

... Tuesday still coutionev. BENT AUDIT.-00 Wedne.day December 17th the not audit of the Bertbllnyd (state was held at the Trewythen Arms Hotel. Mr Lidtlle, solicitor, Newport, received. The ustP4 dinner was given, followed by the enetorimry Mr Morris again allowed ...

... made a great deal of noise la rubbing his hoots, nt the same time passing his arm round tbe wai*t tbe fair and kissing her, receiving for recompense very soft slap on the arm, and a whispered !* next minute be was ushered into the very snug parlour of ...

... The dispute is over wages, and 3,000 colliers are affected it Immense catches of salmon were made in the river livy, near Cardigan, Friday and Saturday, 180 fish being token, many of them averaging eighteen ponnde each. It took foar carts to remove them ...

... deal with them very severely, as be took it to be gross contempt of Coart. —A*, the Cardigan County Court, before Judge Bishop, Mr J. P. Howell, high-bailiff of the Cardigan Court, sued David Sambrook, Penlanfach, White-church, for assaulting him in the execution ...