... about, and he could not get rid of IU. The prisoner was committed for a month. INTIMIDATION AND ASSAULT.—John Keefe was charged with assaulting John Macarthy The case was remanded from Saturday. Mr. L. V. Sherley appeared to prose- LEPTE. ^BE complainant ...

... plaintiff could not tell whether Hill or was owner. Hill was liable. Judgment for piaintm. John Davies, farmer, near Bronwydd Arms, sued the y^r- marthen and Cardigan Railway for £ 11, the heifer which fell from the field on to the defendan and was killed ...

... alleged that he had re- ceived provocation to commit the act he was charged with inasmuch as be had found complainant in the Cardigan Arms, a few days ago, dnnking with his wife. The com- plaint said he did not take the defendant's wife to the public-house, ...

... ts cannot fail to have its weight with trades- men generally. GAS EXPLOSION AT THE CARDIGAN ARMS.—Yester- day evening an explosion of gas occurred at the Cardigan Arms, Maria-street. It appears that the son of the landlord (Mr. Jones) was retiring to ...

... CARMARTHEN. CHARGE OF MINSLAUGHTrlt. -On Saturday John Bart- lett, late watchman at the level crossing on the Carmar- then Cardigan Railway, was brought up before the county bench charged with the manslaughter of Mary Davies, wife of the toll-collector ...

... Henry Butler; the South Wales Panio Hotel from the late Mr. Earl Godfrey to Mrs. Godfrey'• the Cardigan Arms from the late Mr. E. James to Mrs' James; the Bath Arms from James Piiilpotts to James Jeffries; the Ktrl of Windsor from Alfred Warren to James Hughes ...

... public, meeting at the Wellington Hotel on Tuesday evening. CARDIGAN BOROUGHS. Our-Cardigan correspondent telegraphs:—Sir Thomas Davies Lloyd has declined to retire from the field for the Cardigan boroughs, at the united request—of the various committees ...

... Thomas Gay, High street Mr Robert Morgan, assayer Mr John Pryor, Senr., Bryn-terrace Mr John Evans, Heolfawr Mr William Morgans, Glanmore-terrace Mr John Rees, Ann-street Mr John Evans, Heolfawr Mr John Pryor, jun., Ann-street Mr George ...

... who might deal with the matter according to hia discretion. -^John Bartlett who was charged with the manslaughter of Ma^ !t8' o ma7 be remembered, was killed on the Carmarthen and Cardigan RaUway, was acquitted, it being ehown that there was no ncglect ...

... other members of the council of reinorolve Captain Jones (late of Pembroke Rifle Corp), Dr. oayer, Messrs. W. \V. Williams, W; John, (solicitor, Haverfordwest), Isaac Hmedley, G, Coles, Pearce Llewellyn, H. Davies (Haverfordwest), s. Simons, Midord, U. 1 ...

... tho wrong of being still mis- represented by Mr. JOHN HENRY SCOURFIELD. The Liberals of Cardiganshire and Carmarthenshire were defeated because they were not sufficiently watchful and slept upon their arms; while Liberalism in the Carmarthen Boroughs was ...

... Railway Company was held on Friday last, at the Yelverton Arms -Hotel, Whitland, for the transaction of the general business of the company, and to receive a report from the directors. Mr. John Owen, of Glogne, presided. The directors submitted the following ...