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... 61, from the persoft of John Jones, gurd, 1, Gwalia-terrace, Merthyr.—Prosccutor said abuut haic-past eleven o'clock on Saturday night he was in a greengrocer's shop. Prisoner caught hold of a parcel which ho hs/I under his arm and fide him over, after ...
... the 21st instant, John Davies, of Cardigan, bailiff, charged John Edwards, of Palle Farm, farw servant, with feloniously shooting at him. Mr W. W. Mitchell, of Cardigan, appeared for the prosecution, and Mr John A. G. Evans, ot ...
... Lougher was eleoted ths people's warden. Mr John Jones and Mr Jtunet Leyshon were appointed sidesmen. A vote ot thanks was passed with great cordiality to Mr James Limbrick, organist, and Messrs James Royal and John Royal for their put gratuitous services ...
... that revolution while lie abhorred it. (Cheers.) Mr Grattan followed him in accepting that revolut on and, perhaps it may be straage and startling statement, but it is an undoubted fact that Mr Grattan was found in the English Parliament. He, the champion ...
... working as a haulier. A verdict of Accidental death was returned. CARDIGAN. MASTER AND SERVANT. David Morris, labourer, St, Dogmeitfs, sued Thomas Johnes, Plasterers' Arms, Cardigan, timber merchant. at the borough petty sessions on Monday, for the sum ...
... RUFFIANLY CONDUCT.—The manager 0, the Cardigan Anns, Maria-street, states that tho fsault in the case which came before the magistrates at the Ca rdiff police-court yesterday, did not, as reported, occur in the Cardigan Arms, but in West Church-street. THE ...
... the above society, hejd at the Cardigan Arms Hotel, Maria-street, on Saturday, the following important resolution was earned unanimously: That this branch gives its unanimous and hearty support, to the cat.diuature of Mr John Jenkins, the ral labour candidate ...
... the Cardiff Shipwrights' Society, representing 500 men, was held at the Cardigan Arms, M;iria-street, on Tuesday even- ing, for the purpose of congiderin the candidature of Mr John Jenkins. The following resolution was unanimously passed:- That this meeting ...
... have been held with that object in the Cardigan Arms. A rumour gained currency on Monday that they had resolved cn striking, but on inquiry this turns out to have no further ioundation than is stated above. Mr John Jenkins, the president of the tra s'council ...
... magistrate for the borough about the year 1885. lu PQ1.itJ.çs h,is a Liberal Swansea. Sir John Talbot DiDwyn-LIewelyn, baronet!, of Penllergare, is the son of the late Mr John DilIwyn-Llewelyn, and was born in 1854. He was educated at Eton and Christchurch, Oxford ...
... lying outside a building in course of construction. The right arm was extended, and the hand was clenched. The left wws drawn up above the shoulder. The face was covered with the brown Cardigan jacket produced. Witness waited on the spot till Dr Wells arrived ...
... for the next farm, a very sad accident betel a man named Enoch John, Ponty- ncer. Two or three horsemen in endeavouring to pass the wagonette in which the distrainers were seated knocked John violently down a ditch, and it was feared that his leg was fractured ...