... was a crowded attendance and the following took part in the e :—Mr. Orem, Mrs Maggie r :ntr li gfr. John Jenkins. Newcastle Emlyn, Mies Baldwin, Mr John Jones, Mr. Evan., Penrallt, Mr. B T. Jones, Miss Phillipa, Miss Jennie Jones, Mr. I Thomas, • Cli gerran ...

... CARDIGAN. HUNIIRED or CILGERRAN PETTY SESSIONS.—On Satterday, 24th May, at the f'i. h Arm; Bridge-end, Cardigan, before Thomas Harman Bran&ley and Thomas Davies, Earle, Evan Davies and Mary Davies, his wife (tramps), were brought up, under a warrant, ...

... should he reeorded on the minutes. An application for the t.mporary transfer of the license of the Farmers' Arms from the late Mrs Rot:- its to John %vim of the Sailors' Home. St. Dogmell'a, was granted. ...

... 25m, 1880.— Before Rev. John Jones and Charles Williams, Esq. tthirairtioo. —John James, owner of a caravan, was summoned for obstructing the thornoghtsre in Churchstreet, Barmouth, on the 18th J a zi/ a xposite the shop of John Roberts, who sells similar ...

... and valuers, left Cardigan on Tuesday morning last for Carmarthenshire where operations will be again continued. The remainder of the Peubryn defauliers settled and paid up on Thursday last and were entertained at the Gogerddan Arms with a spread at the ...

... CARDIGAN. is felt at Cardigan iluit the Her. J. Willman, Hethaute, 1,,.•.. re-elected to twat on the• l'ardi• giiiisline County Council Aklernianic Hooch on Thutaday, the 17th inst. Itoyal Acknowledgment. King id has awarded a gold medal to Capt. Scaboi ...

... e, near Cardigan, but reading near the village of Aberporth, v.aa charged with break ng into the remises of Evan John Jenkins in that parish on March 2nd and etealing two hens therefrom. Mr Bowen Davies (instructed by Mr Piemn Evans, Cardigan) prosecuted ...

... CARDIGAN Ba'e of Freeholo loarm.—On Saturday afternoon, Mr. John Evans, auctioneer, unertai for sale by nehl!e aum:..,n, at Übe Cask Lou Hotel, the freehold farm cf lflaenawon, in the par.ehes of 3doylgfoxe and M.nington, rembrokoshire. containing 53 ...

... of the late Mr. Carpenter, High-street, and had resided in Cardigan for twenty-five years. District Education Committee.—The monthly meeting was held on Tuesday, there beng present the Rev. John Williams (chairman); Messrs J. Stephens, and 0. Beynon Evans ...

... will of Dr. Jame, Mathias Phillips. of Bank P•nse, Cardigan. J.P., for the Borough and County, Mayor of the ton- i in 1851. and my !kat MG,. `r of No. 2 District of the Cardigan Cnirn. who died rn Arm] 14th last, has been sworn at G 6.518 Bs. 7d.. of which ...

... (chairman), W. Joliet , . Levi James, T. H. Broochloy, and Col. Howell, Mr Saville Miles, of the Priory. Cardigan, a county magistrate, was charged by John Thomas, a water bailiff with illegally fishing in the Teivy with a rod and line without a licence. Mr ...

... been drunk at M eddy, Cardigan, the 7th February. Defendant &id not app-ar and was tined 2a ad and cwt..—Haviag pleaded guilty to a charge 01 being drunk at Meridan on the 14th ?Ayala+, preferred by P.C. Clayman, a pedlar named John May was d 2. 6d and ...