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... CARDIGAN. Errimcstow.—Ou Satenlay afternoon an indeennal 'sooting of gentry, farmers, and titters was held in the Guildhall, at Cardigan, to adopt steps for the immediate canvass for shares for the extension of the Whitland and Cardigan Railway, from ...
... borough licensing magistrates, the following licenses were transferred:—The Castle Arms, Greenstreet, from Jane Jones, deceased, to her daughter, Ann Jones; the Cardigan Arens, College-row, from Griffith Griffiths, deceased, to his widow; the Drawbridge ...
... Davies, H.D., vicar of Cardigan. and Thomas Jona', bis curate ; T H Jamas. curate of St. Dornelle Dr Cyoddylas J ones . C ardiff; John Evans, Atalrearn ; Mo?Iwyo ~fingbee, J William; George Hughes, T J Morris, and Jones, Cardigan ; John Griffiths, Cilgerran ...
... and Mr T. Davies—John Davies, farmer, Feidirlas, brother of the last defendant, was also summoned to show cause why he should not contribute towards the support of his father and mother chargeable to the common fund of the Cardigan Union.—Defendant said ...
... CARDIGAN: As urea, Whit-Monday was observed as a holiday In this town. At an early hour about 40 members of the Rifle Corps, together with Omit. Jenkins, Lieut. Device, and bulge Smith, amembled at the marketplace preparat ory to their journey to Hav ...
... CARDIGAN. tan.—The annual lecesober et Geese fair was held ou Saturday last. The simply of cattle wee gond. and met with a demeaL The berme was scant. The it was also etarket.day, was act very goal. ROYAL NAVAL melting the Royal Naval Reserve men, at ...
... The Rev John Rogers presided, and the chapel was very crowded. The choir sang most effectively, and the recitations, &c., of the scholars were, as usual, very good. The names of those who were especiall noticeable on this occasion are John Jones, Joseph ...
... CARDIGAN. WE/K.—The programme* f thn week kw opened on Tuesday, when a pigeon match too, place at Pentood Marsh, on the ride range. A high wind prevailed in the morning, but, despite this obstacle, good sport was likely to tune. A ball given In the evening ...
... CARDIGAN. • Terms& or Licensee. —At a potty sessions held in the Cooped Chamber on Monday last, the following licenses were transferred : —The Half Moon Inn, from Mrs Davies to Capt. John Evans ; the Bosdecea, from Mary James to George Adams ; the Swan ...
... Rees, John Grifhths, and the Rev! D. George. The Lord-lieutenant of the I county of Cardigan having sent collecting cards towards the formation of a scholarship for the county of Cardigan in the proposed Royal College of Music, they were distributed ...
... CARDIGAN. Tea Ereecvs or A WRONG DATE. —At a Borough Petty Sessions, held on Monday last in the Council Chamber, before 51eurs J Miles and Lewis, P.C. Lewis Davies charged John Thomas Roberts, described as a commercial traveller, with being drunk and ...
... increased by £13,180, Aberystrith by £26,100, Cardigan by 54,171, Lampeter by £9,089, bleobyniloth (two panshes only) by 64119, Newcastle-Emlyn by 611,388, and Tregaren would be increased by £13,056. The Cardigan Union was considerably lower than the other ...