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... TO CARDIGAN, The opening of the extension of the Whitland and Cardigan line to Cardigan, which has been looked forward to for the past twelve months with much eagerness, took place on Aug. 31st amidst con siderable enthusiasm, although the short time ...
... appointed time at the Room. The proceedings were opened by the initiation of new members, amongst whom were the Rev Thomas John, of Manorowen and David Davies, Esq, of Trebrithin. At 11 o'clock a procession was formed at the Town-ball, the honorary members ...
... CARMARrIIEN AND CARDIGAN RAILWAY. Ti,. Oran. of the Carmarthen end cerdigen Company have arrived at nigh a pitch that we can no longer retrain lion, enticing 11,.,.. It hy that C. Peer are hopeles.ly ii ii ted. Th• inch 1.414, yenta moon. than Xi-4 ...
... J, CARDIGAN SHIRE. a^Holy charge of murder and A 8 fratricide. t^shjy^ay afternoon, the village of Llanon, Carmar- ^6 »nno,' ^as 'n a state of great excitement, caused by aspectakiCeinent that one Llewellyn Edwards, son of S0Je farmer at Dwrclawdd-fach ...
... AND GENERAL WEEKLY PEMBROKE, CARDIGAN, CARMARTHEN, THIS IS NOT THE ('.X SE OF FACTION, OR OF PARTY, BUT THE COMMON INTERESTS OF EVERY MAN.' HAVERFORDWES r, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1851 L%TEiT LXTELLIGENCE OF WAR. L. 01. tin Lot r. War Metuatinent, bet ...
... J. Cribb Prot. Thos. John, 10, clock, Mr Munt. l'rvt. Wm. Morgan, 9, two gallon. home ►rewed. Mr. M,•rgaus, Arm, Prort. Sidney Morgan. 5. bru.h, Mr Bl.thyn. l'rvt. Thorne. Morgan, Nower pot, Mrll. Davie.. Preudrrgn.t. Pref. John Rogers, 6. pieoe of mutton ...
... AND GENERAL WEEKLY REPORTER FOR THE COUNTIES OF PEMBROKE, CARDIGAN, CARMARTHIN, AND TIIE REST OF SOUTH WALES. THE KII.LED AND WOUNDED THE ALMA. At loot we have the ha of killed and wounded at the Alma. It is a terrible ratalogue. It is a roll written ...
... re• r .4 fir in the. Snell i. thy -is lair ilid it con, Thee Arm, it . I I. 1.1111 line part of in In berth the• hr.. hone; .ensl 111:11“ III.• •• 11111.1 Sir Eden Aril Li tune, NI. Prot Sir John lode hand it • 'ir he. t•i, nil l,'nl mid Ow. I hit .t:etee-tl ...
... Bre. non; k Rh hard 1n,. M.P., M.P.: Lao.. M.l'.; the Very Rey. the l e an of Saint Anaph ; John Ilryton, Eq., Chairman of the Drabighabini Quarter John William, Kai.; Thom. Lay.; Henry Thomas- Lai.. Chairman of thr %nearer; Hoek /tarn. Lai., Itran ...
... of a son. On the 14th instant, Mrs Jones, of Penylan, Cardigan* shire, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. On the 16th instant, at St. Anne's Church, Wands. worth, by the Rev Dr. Chave, D D., incumbent, John H. Harries, Esq, of Heathfield, Pembrokeshire, eldest ...
... tanner and currier, to Miss H. James, of the Currier's Arms. At the Registrar's Office, Bridge Parade, Cardigan, by license, on Thursday Mr David Davies, LIan- goedmore. to Miss E. Davies, Blaenllyn Cardigan. On the 1st inst., at Limehouse Church, London, Annie ...
... Thursday Inst. Pre-ient, John Harries, mayor, Rev. 1.1. Lloyd Thomas. Messrs. John Llewellyn, John Willinma John Price, Richard Nlorris, David Griffiths. David John, 'll,Olllas Williams. David Jones, James Salmon, Thomas Howells, and William ...