... the Skinners' Arms, but she (meaning witness) drank along with me. Witness then retorted that this was a lie, as she was not given to taking intoxi- cating liquors. The next witness was Mr Howell Evans, the Chief Constable of Cardigan, who repeated the ...

... and returned to Its owner. Quietly and stealthily Richards walked into the little watering-place that lies on the shore of Cardigan Bay. This peaceful retreat is troubled by the outside world only for a few months in the summer, when people of the most ...

... patriots —John Hampden and Algernon Sydney, armed for the fight, and with their mottoes enoircling them Cromwell, stern and resolute Milton as a child, with long waving hair. In another nook we are confronted by Mazzini's sad eyes, by Grattan's majestic ...

... include the Chief Constable of Cardigan, Mr Peterson and Mr Miers. cf London and Mr Huberts, ex- mayor of Cardigan. THE CHAK-5ES. The charges, formally made, werp-rl)Ftt yon, the said together with divers other parzont,, to wit, John Thomas, Pantyrhohad, in ...

... ven, of Ah,ry:;twyth, s;ud he nccûmp:\lli,'d the bailiff's ,cort on the day in quesMfju. TIp. saw a crowd of big. p,wrrful armed w)thsttcks,nparPcnhm. Tti(-v tl-ie pohce :\lJd no..d threatfninpr !ngnago. They dechreù, in !oud term?, that when the pscort ...

... Carmarthen Market-place a few days ago, picking up whatever they could find. Gulls have also been seen for days in the Cardiff Arm? Park, Cardiff. There is just now a most unusual sight at the entrance to the Bristol Channel, the sea being near the coast ...

... Penarth Pier is likeiy to become the Church promenade on Sundays. The arms on the sea.! of the Glamorgan County Council are those of the De Oares, who were Lords of Glamorgan as early as arms were borne. Councilor Wm. Thomas, of Barry, be] i eves that three ...

... Oldham Grammar School. Of the 23 persons who have preceded Professor John Rhys in the pnncipalship of Jesus College, 14 were born in Sooth Wales, 8 in North Wales, and 1 in Cornwall. A John Elias Memorial Chapel is shortly to be erected at Llangefni, Anglesey ...

... 73. The Rev. David Williams, B.A., curate of Holy Trinity, Swansea, who has just accepted from the Crown the living of St. John's, Clydach, was a theological exhibitioner of Hatfield Hall, Durham t prizeman and licentiate m theology (second class) in ...

... was John Nash, the architect; the other Augus- tU8 Pugin, the architoGtural draughtsman. Nash was not professionally connected with the theatre. He has been described as a patron of the drama. Of Welsh extraction be was born in 1752, at Cardigan—or, according ...

... joined the South Wales Circuit.^He is a J.P. for Cardigan, Pembroke, and Carmarthen, and from 1888 to 1892 was chairman of the Carmarthen County Council. He is an alderman of the County Councils both of Cardigan and Carmarthen. A stalwart Liberal, ...

... College buildings. This is a distinct compliment to. Welsh scenery and Welsh hospitality. The Rev. J. G. Rughes (Moelwyn), of Cardigan, is becoming prominent) in the Methodist denomi- nation. On Tuesday evening be was the first who preached in the session ...