... CARDIGAN. THE quantikt of salmon a/ready captured during the present season at St. Dogmael a near Cardigan, has been unusually large. The hauls in 'he River Tivy and at the mouth on some occaaions during the past week numbered between 70 and 80 fish, ...

... nth ult.—The following licences were permanently transferred : Royal Oak to John Williama, Liverpool Arms to Benjamin Lloyd, Fat Or to Farrier-Major Williams, Fisbguard Arms to Owen Davies. CHRISTMAS FAIR AND MARKET.—On Friday morning at a epecial meeting ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... public-bonne were temporarily transferred—Liverpool Anne to Mr Ben Lloyd ; Royal Oak to Mr John Williams ; Fat 0: to Pallier Major Williams; and Fiehgaard Arms to Mr Howell Davis., there. being no objections.—Daniel Evans applied for an order of ejectment ...

... CARDIGAN. MECHANICS' Leszrro - rs.—The annual aale of news. papers took place at the reading room on Friday. and the prices realised were at least 25 per cent. lower than those of former yoars:—The Telegraph, 12e; the Standard, ; the Daily News, 14s; ...

... holds the licence of the King'■ Arms, Pembroke Dock, was fined and costs de, for opening his house (the Ring's Arms) fee the sale of beer; Ac., during prohibited hours on Sunday, the 28th ult.—George Warlow and Lewis John, foe being on the premium, were ...

... CARDIGAN. Papaws' A second meeting in connection with the Itencath Ilabitation of the Primrose League was held last Friday afterluxe' at Pantyileri. It had been intended to bold an open-air meeting, bet the year being far advanced and the weather very ...

... street, in this town, Mr John Jones, pig dealer, aged 38 years. Ltwie.—On the Ist inst , at 9, Morley.etreel, in this town, Mr. James Lewis, aged 87 Powsti..--On the 3rd inst., at his rad= No. 3, Murray-street, Usually, John Powell, Req., aged 50 years ...

... CARDIGAN. AT Cardigan harvest thanksgiving services were held on Thursday and FrWy in St. Jar Church, when the congregations were large, die sacred edifice at rouse of the services being quite full. The clergymen who officiated wen the Venerable the ...

... CARDIGAN. ritorDTRAIM TOMAS/ last. at the Shire-ball, Cardigan, bear* KAMM W. Hoek T. Ii iv Jos. Y. Jones, and 8. H. Pony. This gamekeeper to Mr T. Z. charged William Williams with tmlit a pheasant on the Coedinore estate. Fined 10= IMPOLITANT FISHERY ...