... [Llandilo), Mr John Thomas (Llandilo), Mr D. Long Price (Llandilo), Mr Thomas Jones (Llandovery), Dr Hopkins (Llanelly), Mr J. Hughes (Carmarthen), Mr Wm. Evans (Kelsane, Llandilo), Mr Edofar Evans (clerk to the Carmarthen Union), Mr John Thomas (clerk ...

... another outlet seawards, viz., at Barry Island, for the mineral wealth of the district at its back for carrying a railway to Cardigan and for open- ing up the charming watering place, Pending, in Carmar- thenshire, and the country around, which, so far as ...

... James and Hugh Lloyd Harries. Mr Supt. Jones, Fishguard, charged Jacob Trollip, the proprietor of the mail cart from Cardigan to Crymych Arms Sta- tion, and William Carpenter, the driver of the said mail cart, with cruelty to two horses by working them while ...

... ended 70 persons had been apprehended. arm WArJ disposed 01 as follows ;-Committa for trial. -17; sum manly convicted, 53; discharged, 6. Eight convictioj had also been registered against public and beerhouses. Mr John iems, inspector under the Contagious ...

... TlrÏze; Mr John Davies, Llwyncelyn, Young Comet, highly- commended Mr John James, Lan, Newcastle Emlyn, Cardigan Flyer, commended. In the 4th class there were 12 entries—Mr David Davies, Porth, Llansawel, King Tom, being awarded the prize Mr John Wil- ...

... during the current half-year. Your directors have to report that the Bill for an extension of your railway from Crymmych Arms to Cardigan has passed through Parliament without opposition, and on the 2nd of August instant obtained the Royal assent. The capital ...

... Angel, ironmonger, have been nominated. There will be no opposition. CARDIGAN. The Tories here failing to secure a nominee, the four retiring Liberal numbers—Meagre John Lewis, Royal Arms 7' Stephen Da Vies, grocer; D. G. Davies, Castle- green and the Rev ...

... George A. Sala, Mr J. R. Kenyon, Q.C., and Mr Edward Rhys Winiiel. The ^vocalists were Miss Mary Davies, Miss Lizzie Evans, Mr John Williams, Mr Lucas Williams, and a select choir led by Mr William Davies (Mynorydd). The music, which was of a national character ...

... to Robert Sanders: Cardigan Arms, Maria-street, to Henry Escott; New Inn, Queen- street, to D. W. Evans; Lord Raglan, Ellen-street, to Thomas Jenkins; Wheatslieaf Inn, Adam-street, to James Dacey; Five Bells, Christina-street, to John. Evans. The licence ...

... to John Malzaid; Windsor Arms, David-street, from John Tucker to William Mil- ton Rose and Crown, North-street, from Anna Maria Cornish to Phillip Williams Shoulder of Mutton, Church-street, from James Jeffries to Edmund Jame3 Smith; Cardigan ...

... was injured. A horse, the property of Sir E. Gibby, Hill Farm, was found dead in the morning. A CHAPEL STRUCK AT CARDIGAN. Our Cardigan correspondent writes :—The peals of thunder here resembled the sound of an explo- sion of a shell in a large building ...

... Juhn, Bethesda. Taiy- bont, Cardigan; at Mra Jones, Fehn Arthur Farm. Davis, J. Carvan, Rev., Mumbles, at Mr Jones, Fost-ofSce. Davis, John, 4, Park Hilt-road, Toxteth Park, Liverpool at Mr D. Morgan, schoolmaster. D&vis, John. Rev., Talybont. Glandovey ...