... David'S Lord Kensington, M.P., Colonel I ryse, Lord-Lieutenant of Car- marthen. The trustees: Sir Martein Lloyd, Bart., Bronwydd John Pugh Vaughan Pryse, Esq., Bwlchbychan; James Bucidev E«O Castle Gorfod II. C. Fryer, Esq LoT'e PART' Aberystwith: Morgan Jones ...

... bull-1st prize, Mr D. G. Davies, Cardigan highly commended, Mrs Jones, Pantyglas, Llanbaidy commended, Mr J. Jones. Ffynonwen. Cow in calf—1st prize, D. Jones, llhydgaregddu 2nd dv, lrghly com- mended, Mr D. G. Davies, Cardigan com- mended, Mr D. G. Davies ...

... named Grattan there. He did not accompany me home in a cab, but walked to my house. I showed him my arm. He exclaimed, What a fearful state it is in. The arm was not black then it was turning bruised. In the presence of Mr Grattan I showed my ...

... wrong and force against justice. (Cheers.) In spite of all our power, in spite of our arms, in spite of our wealth, in spite of our commercial triumphs—triumphs by arms and triumphs by diplomacy, we shall be shattered like an egg-shell against the granite ...

... bench were the Earl of Beaconsfield, Lord Cran- brook, the Duke of Richmond, Earl Beauchamp, Lord Bury, and the Earl of Cardigan, and on the front bench on the Opposition side were seated Earl Granville,Lord Cardwell, Lord Selborne, the Earl of Kimberley ...

... (Eos Ebrill) and D. Emlyn Evans. The following are the results of the competitions For the best rendering of the bass solo, Arm arm, ye brave, (Handel's Judas Maccabeus)— Peutrefor. For the best rendering of Storm the Fort of Sin, (W. S. Samuel, Nott's-square ...

... stumps of old trees, undeniable evidence of the fact that tha sea daily washes over a submerged forest as is also the casein Cardigan Bay and other pkces on the South A. elsh Coast. We give the following extract from a recent paper by Mr Philip Rogers, of ...

... Wednesday night, April 30th, about 12 o'clock. Mr J. A. G. Evans, solicitor, Cardigan, con- ducted the prosecution; and Mr W. Bowen Rowlands, instructed by Messrs George and Son, Cardigan, defended. Martha Griffiths, the complainant, sworn, said I am a single ...

... CARDIGAN. AT THE EOROUOH PETTY-SESSIOSS, on Monday, Police-constable Jones, St. Dogmells, charged John Griffiths, butcher. and William Thomas, of Cilgem n, with being drunk aad and endeavour- ing to enter the Fishguard Arms after closing time. Defendants ...

... Swansea Player Miss H., do do Price Rev John, Hanvelgan Rectory, Brecon Price Mrs John do d I fuller, Rev F. W., Somerset House, Roath Peake Rev John R., Vicarage, Elleimei-e, Salop 37, Henrietta street Peaky Airs John R., do do do Proby Rev M. C., Curate ...

... St Mary's vicarage, Cardiff 3, Trinity place Jones Rev J., Llanfihangel-ar-Arth, Cardigan Jenkins Richard, Gellyfeddau, near Swansea Johns Dr. Loughor, near Swansea Johns Mrs do do j Jackson H., 7, Albion-street, Hull 14, Henrietta-street Jane Rev J., ...

... Wi liams Mr Idris. Porth White Rev John, Belfast—Mr Flint, Park pbce Wade Mr Rd.. Blackpool—Imperial Hotel WilHaws Air John, Wigan—Cardiff Anas Hotel Yorke Rev John, Kent—Mr Hewetson, Maindae. Newport Yonge Rev John, Warriajrton W. D. Blessley, Stoneham ...