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... Thursday. Mr John Davies, Eglwyswrw, was elected vicechairman. Msmorial Service.—A memorial pervlce. conducted by the Rev. W. Whittington, was held at Hope Congregational Chapel lal ianday evening to the late Pte. Tom Johns. Plasterers Arms, who fell n ...
... Loyalist Conventions. Mr. Gladstone surpasses himself. We have to forget Tim llralt Begone. Saxon I have to forget John Dillon, Honest John, calling us nation of cowards. We have forget Arthur O’Connor’s vaunt ot New Jersey that in whatever war Great Britain ...
... CARDIGAN. THE EAoQID SCIIOOL.—This school has just been made the recipient of a much appreciated grant of clothing from the Cardiganshire Needlework Guild. POSTAL COMMONICATION.—Tbe postal connections of this town remain disarranged up to time of writing ...
... CARDIGAN. LICENSING MEETING. —The annual licensing meeting for the borough was held in the Council Chamber on Friday last, before the Mayor, Dr Phillips, and Mr Woodward. The whole of the licenses were renewed accept thrum of the Planter.-rB' Arms. Cardigan ...
... CARDIGAN. Osemtne.—Captain John Davies, muter of the Ls. Seellower, trading between this port and Bristol. died last Saturday. On the Tuesday before his death he attended the funeral of Mr James, ironmonger of Owalia ficues, the former Managing Director ...
... CARDIGAN. THE RAILWAY CARDIGAN. —The work of the extension of the line from Crymmych Arms to Cardigan is still although the number progressing, of hands originally contemplated to be employed at the latter place has out been realised, a simple handful ...
... CARDIGAN. PETTY SESSIONS, DECEMBER 24.rit —Before : I'. Davies. Eaq., (mayor), Dr. J. M. Phillip, Levi James. Eq., and W. P. Evans, Esq. Br.ad, of th , s'Ontlo Clo.ing .44. —Daniel Howells, landlord of the Saddler's Arms, was summoned for having unlawfully ...
... p!ace of the late Mr. John Evans. J.P., Castle Green. Licensee Charged.—At the Lower Troeilyraur Petty Sessions on Tuesday week. Mr. J. D. Williams presiding. Inspector J. Richards summoned Margaret Susannah John. Carpenters Arms. I.leihryil. for supplying ...
... ••• * • HENRY GRATTAN. shout the establialLnett of on No'. nation. fire aitths of it. peon., s E.. denied their full participtioe in it,. of ustiothond. It is only by the tits. in 'sloth Grattan lived, h opinions which he bad le :combat, and the men with ...
... been placed in St. Dogniells church by Mrs Lewis and her son, as a tribute of affection to the late Captain John Lewin, of the Shipwrights' Arms, Bridge End. FARMERS' CLUB.—The newly formed district farmers' club have taken possession of their room sit ...
... Lewis Evans, and David Davies, the adjourned case of John Lewis, St. Dogniell'a, against the trustees of a branch of the Society of Ancient Britons meeting at the Farmer's Arm•, Bridge End. Cardigan, Caine on for hearing. This was • claim for a sum of ...
... years of age. Marriage.—On the 13th inst., at St. Paul's Church. Harry. the marriage was solemnised between M. Win. Johns, Plasterers Arms, and Miss Marga,ret Ellen (Madge) Robert. Pembroke-terrace, St. Degreell's. Funeral —The funeral took place on Wednesilay ...