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... what lias struck me most in connection with these com- ments and criticisms is the intense impertubable self-sutliciency of John Bull. (Applause.) The people who were absolutely ignorant of our lan- guage and our litfrature aid nearly so of our religious ...
... WHITLAND AND CARDIGAN RAILWAY. EXTENSION MEETING AT CARDIGAN THE CONTRACTORS' PROPOSAL. Au enthusiastic public meeting of the directors and shareholders of the Cardigan Extension Scheme, as held at the Guildhall, Cardigan, on Tuesday afternoon. There ...
... remarkable, considering the number of actors and the variety of scenes that are neces- sary to make up a Christmas piece. Mr John Bannister (now engaged in ore of the metropoli- tan theatres) is the author of the words of Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves ...
... CARDIGAN ABSIZES. Mr Justice Lindley opened the Cardigan Assizes on Friday, when the following geutlemei were s orn on the grand jury :—Mr T. E. Lloyd Coedmore (foreman); Mr T. H. Brenchley Glanevin Mr W. O. Brigstocke, Parkygorse Mr D. G. Davies, Castle ...
... F ATAL ACCIDET NEAR CARDIGAN. A MAN CRUSHED TO DEATH. On Wednesday morning a, shocking accident occurred to Mwnt-mawr Farm, near Cardigan. A person named John Davies, who is in service at the farm, but whose family live at Pwllycrychydd Llaugoedmore, ...
... Thos. Edwards will take place. Ti e; e are two candidates for the honour, viz., Mr John Lewis, Royal Arms, and Mr Levi James, ironmonger. ...
... WHITLAND AND CARDIGAN RAILWAY. The half-yearly meeting of this compan3 was held at the Yelverton Arms Hotel, Whitland, on Friday, Mr John Owen, of Glogue, presiding. The report of the directors was as follows :—The traffic for the half-year has suffered ...
... constituency. Mr Davies' chances in this district of the county are supreme against all comers. THE CARDIGAN BOROUGHS. It was currently stated at.Cardigan on Wednes- day, that Jenkins accepted the candidature for the borough late on Tuesday night, but nobody ...
... Hotel, to promote the of Mr Pugh, the Liberal candidate for Car p. shire. Mr Pugh had sent word that J^cPi; Davies, M.P, for Cardigan, and lnmselii 1* meet the local committee. They arrived 0 o'clock, accompanied by Mr Vaughan Bwlchbjchan. It being fair day ...
... William Owen, Cardigan- shire, was sentenced to three months' hard labour for bigamy; T. L. Evans, Bridgend, for forgery, 10 months' hard labour; Edward Morgan, Carmarthenshire, for indecent assault, penal servitude for seven years John Davies, Cardiff ...
... Bute-terrace, St. John's-square, Car- diff, coufectioner, R. J. Whitehall, Commercial-street, Newport, Monmouthshire, jeweller. J. Gould, Pontymister, near Risca, Monmouth- shire, builder. BANKRUPTS. John 'Jones, of the Cardigan Arms, Dowlais, Merthyr ...