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... four o'clock on Wednesday afternoon, the dredge Why Not, suddenly sank with the three hands on board-John Lillicup, sen., John Lillicup, jun., and John Childs. LYDNEY. FALSE DIAGNOlilS.-The sheep, buried by Messrs. Bumard, Bros., from having been pronounced ...
... eommenccd this little journey was soon changed into rou, h horsemanship, for the mad- cap mole-catcher turning his steed into the Cardigan road, gave him the spur, and commenced an outrageous gallop; the wedding party followed him with ail the might of their little ...
... burst out. Sir John Wynn, f Gwydir exclaimed Twm in a daredevil strain, that made the Baronet start at his vehemence. Admiring the fire that flashed in his eyes, his honest, fearless, and energetic behaviour, Sir John opened his arms, and received him ...
... of his various achievements by one more anecdote. Bless me cried the lady mayoress one day to her husband, as they passed arm in arm through, the street from church, the people are always laughing to think of my marrying you. I don't wonder, replied ...
... who was soon followed by Sir Thomas Grattan Esmonde, the Parnellite member for County Dublin. This gentleman is the youngest in the House, being only twenty-three years old. As the great-grandson of the great Grattan, and as a speaker of much polish, though ...
... large number of gentlemen were also elected members. CONCERT.—A concert was giuen in St. John's Schoolroom on Wednesday evening, by the friends and choir of St. John's Mission Church. An excellent programme had been got up, and the concert was in every ...
... and of that over the river Usk, near Newport, has been commenced. The extension of the Whitland and Cardigan Railway, from Crymmych Arms to Cardigan, is practically completed, and will be opened for passenger traffic In the course of a few days. Pursuant ...
... on Tuesday. A young man natned John Morris, aged 27, son of the late Mr John Morris, relieving officer, Pontrbydyceirt, near Cilorerran, and who recently served bis apprenticeship as chemist with Mr Joseph Roes, Cardigan, went to bathe jia company, wit4 ...
... crowded congregation. CARDIGAN. COUXTT-COURT.—The bi-monthly sitting of this court was held on Wednesday, at the Shire- hall, before his Honour Judge Beresford. The only contested case was that of John Jenkms, stone-cutter, Cardigan, against Stephen Morgan ...
... Kington Herefordshire, formerlf residing at the Oxford Arms Hotel, Presteigne, Radnorshire, licensed victualler. Andrew Peters, TaylorViow, Tirphil, Glamorganshire, carpenter and wheelwright. John Parry, Lowther-street, Briton Ferry, moulder. George Nisbeck ...
... taining about 93 and one foreign coin, from the till in the bar of the Cardigan Arms Hotel, Bute- street, the property 6f George Key, on the 1st inst. Mrs Key, landlady of the Cardigan Arms, stated that on Tuesday morning prisoner came into the bar, which ...
... Scott Freehand Kelly, trail- ing as Thomas anil Co., at Bridgend, Cardigan brass and iron founders and engineers. J. L. Thomas retires. RECEl VING ORDERS. Benjamin James, Sextons Arms, Llansadwrn, Llan- vrcla, Carmarthenshire, innkeeper. Thorn ? Morris ...