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... the election, there will be no drills next week, and members must not ap- pear in uniform. LOCAL HONOUR.—Mr. John Jones, of the Cardigan Arms Hotel, Cardiff, received a first class certificate as master, at the examination at Bristol, on Tuesday last ...
... Blaenavon, £ 6 16s. 8d.; Mr. David Lewis, Pontypool, £448.; the Royal Vine Tree Lodge (Mr. John Morris, Grand Master), £ 5 lis. 4d.; Mr. Benjamin Purcell, of the Royal Arms Hotel, £26 8s.; and Mr. Edward Jor- dan, shoemaker, £7 lis. 6d. The Bench reserved their ...
... and do likewise. SERIOUS ACCIDENT. On Wednesday, about one o'clock, a man named Robert Sutton, in the employ of Mr. Johns, Talbot Arms Inn, St Mary-street, was very much injured while driving a mourning coach under the arch of Gainer's-court. The arch ...
... some means ignited, with the above results. CIRCUITS or THE JUDGES.—South Wales (Mr. Baron Channell)—Haverfordwest, July 5; Cardigan, 9; Car- marthen, 13 Cardiff, 15 Brecon, 30; Presteign, Aug. 5; Chester, 9. JAMES EDDY, agent of the West of England and ...
... the remains of their unfortunate relatives. THE NEW VICAR OF ELY.—A presentation of a testi- monial was made to the Bev. J, Johns, who for over six years has officiated as curate at Abercarn, but who is now about to take his leave of that dIstrict. for ...
... which referred to the circumstances under which Mrs. Miles left the Cardigan Union. It appeared that when she applied for her present appointment, she re- presented that she left the Cardigan Union in order to make way for a married couple to take charge of ...
... in the Bush Inn, Millicent-street. FATAL ACCIDENT.-On Wednesday evening, the body of Mr. John Jones, eldest son of Capt. Jones, the land- lord of the Cardigan Arms, Sophia-street, arrived at this town by the six o'clock train. The unfortunate young man ...
... Smith. Horse and Groom Inn, Millicent-street, William Price. Princess Royal, Millicent-street, John Davies. Golden Lion, Wharton.street, Fred. Barber. Cardigan Arms, S-phia-street, Thomas Jones. Mr. Jones stated that the court had considered the appli- cations ...
... two new claims, and John Emmanuel WAS struck out. as he was dead. In the Pentyrch list four objections by the overseers, on account of two deaths, one removal, and one dupli- cate, were allowed, and the names struck out. In the St. John's list, a number ...
... before the Board. -In 1868 the Board authorised the payment of relief to a non-resident pauper, who lived in Cardigan. That had been paid by the Cardigan Board of Guardians, who now sent in a claim for £9 15s. The payment of that account was illegal without ...
... ings were of a formal character. The accounts of the actuary, duly audited, were allowed and passed. Alder- men Alexander and John Bird, and Mr. Harvey, Mr. J. W. Vachell, Mr. W. Wood, &c., took part in the pro- ceedings, which closed with a vote of thanks ...
... sighs which now and again stole from John's heart as she gaily chattered of the gossip of the village, or teased John about some fictitious love-passages with Miss Crosby of the Manor farm. Did she find out that John had learnt to love her, and only hesitated ...