... Justice Lindley. Pembrolkeshire and Town and County of Harer- fordwest, Monday, Jan. 12, at Hlaverfordwsst; Cardigan- shire, Th~ursday Jan. 15, at Cardigan ; Oarinartbenshire *;nd Counsty of the Bloroughs of Carmarthen, Mlonday. Jun. il9 at Cnsrmartlsen L'r ...

... (Comber- landX J. . Nevill, .J. Hort on, T. M. Colmore, Donald Ferar~er, Mansergh, WV. Evertt, Arnold Watson, -John Watson, ,J. P. Arkwvricht, end John Hetherington. Prior to the sale luncheon was served in a marquee near the farm. Mr. Somerville Tattersall ...

... d9, sere 9o wiech made persons found treepsesing (t pursuit of game armed with fire-arms, ludgeons, tc, guilty ot a misdemeanoir. . Mr. Bleaton dwelt upon the fact of the ?? being armed with thick and heavy sttick3,to the ends of two of whoh were attached ...

... Dmuddeston Mill fload, to .John Hurlstene; the Barleycoria, Coxa Street, to Thomnsa Wralter Inseson; the Unicorn, 2Newv John Stiesct West, to Alfred Henry King~ ; thle Victoria, Cairdigame Street, to Josepis Lane ; Tower Arms, Lonch Street, to Henry Mill ...

... Summers, GC. Hodges, J. Shelton, T. Grifliths, W. I Williams, Tmee. Adams (central secretary), S. Huxley, J. Baker, Geo. Broce, John Baker, F, Wynn, and t J. Leach (local ?? of regret at non- fi attendance were read from Alderman Major, C. a E. Shaw, and T ...

... GAZETTE. [Birasn Friday Night's Gazrett.] LIlJIDATIONS BY ARRANGEMENT. Ruth Evans, of Ailtyrodyn Arms. In the parish of Llandyssul, in the county of Cardigan, licensed victualior nad farmer. First meeting, at the offices of Mr. W. D. Evans, solicitor, Queen ...

... boroeigi Bienehi for bein hi seenk an isorderly from eight till after miidnight Ile he wisee walking il)and down the Atreet, armed with a eticic, waicinig for a man to conlefrom a certain house. He wR Wtc very excitedl, And there was a gitod deal of, disturb- ...

... wedding of Sir John Heron Maxwell, Bart., and Lady Heron Maxwell, of Springkell, the tenantry on their Dumtriesshire estates forwarded them an address expressive of esteem and good wishes. The tenants have also resolved to present Sir John with his portrait ...

... past avumour has been current at Stratford that a copper coffin had been stolen from a vault under St. John's Church, and on Thursday evening Mr. John Bromley, one of the churchwardens, accompanied by the clerk of the church, Mr. William Biggs, Mr. George ...

... Street ; John Surimmerfield (11), Lower Windsor Street Isaac Booth (ii), Theodore Street ; Charles Giffarri (14), (Cardigan Street; Mary Ann Barrett (6), xing Street Lawrence blorney, (15), LBrettle Streel; Jodmi Parsons (11), Fainm Street ; Johns Cox (40) ...

... waiting for cargoes. The directors had been considering the question of developing the fish and meat trade over their system. Cardigan Bay. was full of fish. and to develop this traffic they had decided to reduce the rates for conveyance to a wonderfully small ...

... sevice at Sheerness. a She has a displacement of 5,000 tons, and is armed with t two 22-ton guns, ten 5-ton, sixteen quickfiring gpus, and ;- torpedo-tubes, She will be one of the fastest armed cruisers afloat, She has attained a speed of 19-5 knots per hour ...