... . No school bowie owned by the treeteas was then in mistime, nor for many years afterwards. It is said that tbs school was arm held in a all cottage in the parish called Carbwt. It lippairs that the Vicar of Owniloyddwr (who resided Is Rhayadu), of which ...

... Tuesday still coutionev. BENT AUDIT.-00 Wedne.day December 17th the not audit of the Bertbllnyd (state was held at the Trewythen Arms Hotel. Mr Lidtlle, solicitor, Newport, received. The ustP4 dinner was given, followed by the enetorimry Mr Morris again allowed ...

... made a great deal of noise la rubbing his hoots, nt the same time passing his arm round tbe wai*t tbe fair and kissing her, receiving for recompense very soft slap on the arm, and a whispered !* next minute be was ushered into the very snug parlour of ...

... The dispute is over wages, and 3,000 colliers are affected it Immense catches of salmon were made in the river livy, near Cardigan, Friday and Saturday, 180 fish being token, many of them averaging eighteen ponnde each. It took foar carts to remove them ...

... deal with them very severely, as be took it to be gross contempt of Coart. —A*, the Cardigan County Court, before Judge Bishop, Mr J. P. Howell, high-bailiff of the Cardigan Court, sued David Sambrook, Penlanfach, White-church, for assaulting him in the execution ...

... died in the Leeds Infirmary from injuries sustained in an accident which occurred at the St. John’s Colliery, Nonnauton, where he was engaged. The late Sir John Lambert was universally popular. The worst thing ever said of him was colleague who could not ...

... been compelled to abandon for the present his project for placing a powerful electric light on the summit of Snowdon. The Bev. John Hobson Thomas, of Pontypool College, has accepted the pastora'e of Chesterstreet Baptist Chapel, Wrexham. The rev. gentleman ...

... few days ago. Mr Party was born at Carnarvon in February, 1804, and was, tberefoie, in his eighty-ninth year. At Blackburn, John Ward, Robert Thompson, and Joseph Margetunn, three youths, were committed for tral on the ohargo of shop-broking, it was alleged ...

... his pipe to John Morgan, and when he asked for it back he was offered a clay pipe, and was then assaulted by both defend- ants, and upon arriving at- Holyhead he complained to the railway officials. A further charge was pre- ferred against John Morgan of ...

... House of Commons on Monday, Mr. Guffiths-Boscawen asked the Home Secretary if his attention had been called to the trial of John 1 nomas, at the Cardiganshire Assizes, on the 11th uly, when the prisoner was sentenced to three months' imprisonment with ...

... for the present month, entitled A warning from Wales. The article deals prin- cipally with the anti-tithe agitation in Cardigan- shire, but it also embraces other subjects interesting to Welshmen, and deserves to be read by them, as by all interested ...

... being named John Biddle- cum. The owner of the cognomen in question looked hard at his visitor. He had no remembrance of ever having seen him before, otherwise his strange remarks might have suggested the pos- sibility of his being one of John's many creditors ...