... ('. Roberts and John Daniel) two tramps were °barged by P.(' .Moses R. Lloyd with being drunk and disoiderly on the highway near Nevrtown at 11.30 o'clock that morning. Defendants, who gave the names of Wm. Williams, collier one-armed Rhymney. and Wm ...

... CARDIGAN The Territorialik—The local c ontingent, under the command of Captain It. W. Picton Evans, left Cardigan by special train on Sunday morning for Ammanford for their annual training. They were accorded a hearty - • ----• Interment. The interment ...

... front lamps at Cardigan. Funeral.—The mortal remains of Mr. Richard Klwarda. retired draper, of Quaystreet. Cardigan, and formerly of Newport - road. Cardiff. were laid to rent in Cardigan Wednesday last. The Rev. Canon I). M. Jones of Cardigan) and the Rev ...

... Chamber last Thursday morning, before Messrs W Woodward and Lewis Evans, Thomas Bowen, sanitary inspector. charged John Thomas, Eralye Arms. Pendre, with keeping swine within a distance of fifty feet from dwelling house, at the back of his premises in Pendre ...

... provide playing *Ms for Cardigan ag a to King I:voile V. lias rearliv.l over X 1.20. ltorioigh Exte.ision.-- 'flee Town Coon. i! has received a letter ft. Mr. 'l'. it. .141anis. St. Down:tel. out licholf of the ratepayers of that arm asking that St. litiglititels ...

... Defaulters. - t ••• Pr tt Sessions no Monday, Mr A. W. Jones. inspector under the Insurance Act charged John Evan Jones, 26. emran , stropt , Cardigan. with failing to pay contributions in respect of n shop assistant named A. Prem.—Defendant was ordered ...

... chairman; Mr . John Evans (mayor), Mr. WW. oolcock, and the chairman were re-elected on the executive remmittee. Education Committee—An ordinary meeting of the Cardigan Provided Group Managers was held at the Police Station, Cardigan on Tuesday, when ...

... 592: Ahernorth. 89.3: Verwig, 87.5; Cardigan Council (hove') 82.3: Cardigan, St. Marv'a. 8.2: St Doginaels. 80.8: Llandvswyrld. 78.13: Blaenporth, 78.2: Pennark, 77.9 • Cardigan (girlie), 771: Llanfused's-re 7.55• Cardigan (infanta') 70.1. The Deputy Clerk ...

... a broken arm and suffered from shock, but is slowly recovering. Welcome Home.—Two local youths who have for a length of time active service in the present war, arrived home on leave on Saturday. They were Private Cyril Evans (son of Mr. John Evans (headmaster ...

... CARDIGAN- Dog Lirenees.—Th—•• 1 6 hy D.C.C. for keeping dogs without iicence. at the Borough Sessions week. The following were imposed :—Owen liams, Cardigan, 86 6d; W. S. Davies, Old Caudle, 7s. 6d.; J. Davie., titsuillynati, 7s. Ild.; F. Griffith., ...

... day will have to drink teetotal drinks or else carry a supply in bottles from the WebleY Arms. Assessment Coiamittee.—The usual quarterly meeting of the Cardigan Union nt Committee was held ou Ihtusuay last, Mr. Pieton I chairman, presiding. There were ...

... Morda Evans, pastor of Hope Chapel, the marriage took place 'between Mr. Daniel Howell Johns, of Plasterer's Arms and Min Elisabeth Thomas, of Pendre. Tabernacle C.M. Chapel.—The pastor, Dr. Moelwyn Hughes, delivered the inaugural addree to the members ...