... the Docks, took place. There were a goodly number of persons present. After tea, addresses were delivered by Dr. Daviss, of Cardigan, the Rev. B. Evans, of Mill-street, Aberdare, and the Rev. E. Thomas, of Tredegar. ORNAMENTAL GAs LAMP.—Mr. Ingram, of the ...

... WTales, on the following dates:—The Hon. Justice Byles will be the presiding Judge. Haverfordwest, Satur- day, Feb. 25'; Cardigan, Thursday, March 1; Car- marthen, Tuesday, March 6; Swansea, Monday, March 12; Brecon, Saturday, March 24; Presteign, Wednesday ...

... Friday evening as a gentleman was talking down Bute-street, he was robbed of a silver Ver watch,No. 3687, makers name, John Matthews, Cardigan. ROATH BOARD OF HEALTH.-The monthly meet- tog took place on Thursday, but owing to the absence number of members in ...

... Navigation Company's steam- ship Cologne, Captain John Ryan, from Rotterdam. The Roman catholic papers report the secession from the church of England, and connexion with the church of Rome, of the Rev. Charles John Pratt Forster, M.A., curate of Stoke Abbot ...

... &c.^ They afterwards dined at their respective lodge-rooms at Marchiness of Bute, Great Frederick-street, Mason's Arms, and Cardigan Arms. Ample provision having been made for their creature comforts. LORD DTTFFFRIN.-The newly-appointed British Commissioner ...

... taking the accommodation of de- fendant's stable, for which she received the sweepings of the boats. Mr. Thomas, of the Cardigan Arms, gave the female a good character, and Mr. Davies, borough trea- surer, also spoke of the good character she had maintained ...

... taking the accommodation of de- fendant's stable, for which she received the sweepings of the boats. Mr. Thomas, of the Cardigan Arms, gave the female a good character, and Mr. Davies, borough trea- surer, also spoke of the good character she had maintained ...

... offences committed in Cardiff than in the whole of the counties of Pembroke, Cardigan Carmarthen, and the other parts of Glamorgan, put toge- ther. To use a homely expression of Cheap John's it is time the public should Twigg that. Now for Mr. Twigg's colleague ...

... prisoner), John Donovan, James Joneker, and Henry Elliott, were charged, the former three with stealing and the latter with receiving a street organ or hurdy gurdy. Andrew Lemon, said he let out a hurdy gurdy on hire to Mrs. George, of the Dinas Arms, on Saturday ...

... Excavator's Arms, and found 2s. 7gd. on her, although she denied having any money but the shil- ling which the prisoner had given her. Mr. Wilcocks defended the prisoner, who pleaded guilty, and was sen- tenced to two months' hard labour. John Hedges, a ...

... a sailor boy, named William Baker, fell from the-rigging of the ship Pilot, and received a double fracture of the arm. On Tuesday, John O'Hare, a sailor on board the Scottish Maid, while in Penarth roads, fell from the mast and dislocated both his wrists ...

... two of which are expected to terminate fatally. They are-Mr. John Hodgson, Hovingham, fracture of the skull and other injuries, life despaired of; Mr. John Ruston, Jan., Malton, ditto Mr. John Richmond, cattle dealer, Bishop Wilton, fearfully cut about ...