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... CARDIGAN. These sessions for the borough were held on Monday at the Guild Hall, the magistrates Bitting being Messrs B. James (Mayor), Wm. Woodward, W. Picton Evans, Thomas Harris, T. E. Davies, John James, and D. O. Jones. The licences of the Castle ...
... Ipswich, coal merchant. Evan Jones, Feathers Hotel, Aberayron, Cardigan- shire, lately of the Talbot Hotel, Aberystwyth, inn- keeper. Alfred Eaton Bragg, lately of the Cliff Hotel, now of the Bath Arms Hotel, Cheddar, Somersetshire, licensed victualler. Walter ...
... during the current half-year. Your directors have to report that the Bill for an extension of your railway from Crymmych Arms to Cardigan has passed through Parliament without opposition, and on the 2nd of August instant obtained the Royal assent. The capital ...
... 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 ...
... and Alger's manures, sold by Mr Owen Jones, merchant, the agent for the company in the Cardigan district, was held on Tuesday last, in a field behind the Gogerddan Arms Inn, and proved a thorough success, every description of produce being far in excess ...
... bass solo, Honour »nd Arms, the prize being awarded to Mr Sandford Jones, Merthyr Tydfil. Twenty-one competed for the prize offered for the best Welsh verses suitable to be sung at Temperance meeting (m. 7, 6), the best being Mr John Jones, Penlan. Best ...
... a cockle gatherer, the head and an arm having been eaten away. On Saturday evening an inquest was held at the Farmers' Arms, Laugharne. before Mr Jonah Davies, de- puty-coroner for Western Carmarthenshire.jwhen John George, gardener and cockle-gatherer ...
... Molygrove, Cardigan; 2, D. Evans, Llwyncad for Stud Farm. Pony, gelding, or mare, and not exceeding 13.2 hands high-1, D. Ivor Evans, Cardigan; 2, Thomas Bowen Davies, Broad Oak House, Golden Grove. SHEEP. Short wool.—Ram (aged)—1, John Phillips, Caer- ...
... creditors were held as the offices of the Cardiff Official Receiver (Mr George David). In the c%se of Mrs Mary Bolweil, of the Cardigan Arms, Bute-street, Cardiff, it was stated that debtor's husband died in 1898, and she continued the busi- ness without ascertaining ...
... still hold it, 1646, June 22.Thomas Griffith, John Holland Phil. Lloyd, Thomas iNLtnwaring, Henry Middleton, Robert Rice, Sir Hnry Vauo-Illui all Co. Carmarthen. John Lloyd, Walter Thomas Price, all Co. Cardigan, Information that they are delinquents and ...
... one public-house to every 77 inhabitants. There were four dormant licences, Square and Compass, White Lion,, Newport Arms, and Castle Arms. No publican was con- victed lor offences against the licensing laws, bat tnree naa been convicted for selling adulterated ...
... and charged by Sergeant Wihnot, of the county constabulary, with being a deserter from the Cardigan Militia, a.nd committed to LJsk gaol to await an escort.—John Lewis, haulier, Monmouth, was convicted under the bye-laws for having, on the 11th May, left ...