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... mple details' of whbat transpired wrill be found in our 'resent. issue. i Joxi. En:gland, guad onl the Carniarthe2L 'and Cardigan Railway. who bas been under Y arrest charged with hainag lost or secreted r £98 1OB be~riglng to' the company was V sB ...
... wvas a marked improvement in ; .many of the classes. The list of awards will hob found elsewhex e. John England, the guard on the Cawr-, ;marthen and Cardigan Railway, who has { been accused of mislaying or secreting : £98 lets, the property of the company ...
... secretary to the show), and the MKisses Owyn; Dr. Bevan; Mr. B. BR. Carvrer; Wenallt; M1r. John Nevill, Llangennech; Mri. T. H. ,B-enchley, Glaneir, Cardigan; Mr. Vanghan Pbiipps, Ystradwrallt *Mr. a.Waters, Sarnaun; Mr. D). Long Price, Talley; MYr. ...
... hard tabour.r TIFE CALM13ARTRB]NSal1RE] RAIL- WVAY MYSTERY. The gouard, John England, who was accused of, mslax-ng or secreting £9g8 l0s., the property of, the Carmarthen and Cardiga~n Railway Company, was brought before the magistrates at Llandyssol petty ...
... Gaildhal}, at Cardigan, to adopt steps for rho er im~med~iate canvass for shares for the extenrlon di te tbe raivy from ?? Arms to tbat to~~ 9S Colonel Lew~is, 3 ynford, occulpied the c'rair, and amongs~t the speakers were hr r Bowren, Q.C.; Mr. John Owen, The ...
... on temporary duty at Hay. ? ANNUAL MEETING of the Fonty. pridd Licensed Victuailers' Association was held at the Butchers' Arms, Ffrwdamos, on Thurs. f day. Alter transacting business, the members f dined together, and thoroughly appreciated the catering ...
... Lon was bitten in the arm by one of Lord Tre. civ degar's dogs, which was. afterwards killed.G No evil effects developed themselves until a Got few days ago. that Thomas -Lloyd, the man charged with felo- educ hiously killing John Walsh, by knocking fluex ...
... 8terg Parkc, 'Dic Suc~k- lin colt or sall of the cart breed: of1. * lwr. . dardsa ?? arm.n Suckling colt or filly, goc by oxeog Mr. Broad's cart stlon: e r. T. John, Clyngwya Sck iag coltoorfilly, got by Hr. C apbell's (lmwn4, Star o£ the West: 1st, ...
... cester Arms was transferred from Mrs. Jane t Phillips to Mr. S.- M. Omdell, from Lewisham, Kent, who has bought the ?? licence 0 of the Farmer's Arms was transferred from Mrs. f( Rachel Thomas to John Phillips, and.that of the Lark Inn from John Phillips ...
... Johnstown, Carmarthen; J. Herbert, Poli 11angeitho; and J. M1. Richards, Vaynor, near her, Cardigan, all of'whom were until reclently pupils Ilan at the' Cardigan Collegiate School, hare passed mat their respective examinattons, and admitted, with I Le ...
... ranedas was also, an application oy ± ian. John Johnison in respecteof the Neptune HOW.J load IThe licence of the British Tar, Chnrch-streetrass e transferred from Wiliam Bennett to John 100 Hopikins.-Thomas Johns, farner, Pembrey, was committed to take ...
... amongst the shipping in the Bute Docks. The q pilot boat No. 64, Charles Arch, is reported t missing, and another, No. 28, John Williams, has been lost in the storm on the other side of the low- water pier, the master and his assistants having j a vary ...