... CARDIGAN. VACCINATION. —The public will be pleased to learn that Mr J. M. Phillips, M.D., medical and vaccination °Meer of No. 2 District of the Cardigan Union, has been awarded the sum of 12 10s, by the Local Government Board, out of a Parliamentary ...

... CARDIGAN. Clung. —Thia choir has recoils• mewed practioe, under the leadership of Mr Benjarein Evan., fur the eisteddfisl at Aberporth in July next. 'foe high sheriff of Cardiganshire, T. 11. Riede Hughes, Esq., has appointed the Rev Rhys Lloyd, of his ...

... passed hie woad examination in maintaining his certificate; D. John passed fairly. LLANDOVERY. PErry•srssioNs. —At the petty•sessions' on Friday. before Mears W. D. H. Campbell Davys, Mr John Jones, M.P.. Colonel Jones. and Mr R. Cuopbell Davys—Richard ...

... charges against Mr John Davies, builder. of throwing down a lamp-pest in Terrace-road, and Mr J. li. Davies, chemist, of aiding and abettin g th e former defendant, was resumed on Wednesday last before the Mayor (Mr J. Watkins), Alderman John Davies, Mr J. ...

... public-bonne were temporarily transferred—Liverpool Anne to Mr Ben Lloyd ; Royal Oak to Mr John Williams ; Fat 0: to Pallier Major Williams; and Fiehgaard Arms to Mr Howell Davis., there. being no objections.—Daniel Evans applied for an order of ejectment ...

... dep., . 3 0 . Figguasd err . I WIIITLAND AND CARDIGAN. UP TRAINS. &IS. &W. S.W. pas. p.m. Dines Coach dep. - - - 230 Newport (Pew.) - - 745 265 - Cardigan „ - 60,8 35 3 0 -. Crymenob Arms „ - 74010 36 426 Clogs' - 749 10 44 414 - Llanfyaissh ...

... CARDIGAN. MB LAWRKNCE LANBDOWN, hoist Pipe MIMI, CAIIDIG Noe* meg fish, L. J. NEW CMIKASTIUM. Them* at Moab *Nal 'NUM MI6 AMP. illy, a. ma /.em* —, led d Claw. MIL (MIME CIOODE b Sou. Arenex, O. U Seim is ; TAW , loam vv. vim; llba *5* at Asia MINI ...

... trial. The same prisoner was then charged by John Williams getting beer in the latter's name. The case was adjourned, as the was disgustingly drunk. John Mahoney and John Kelly were charged with beating John Matthews, 9* Bridge-street, very sererely on ...

... CARDIGAN. MECHANICS' Leszrro - rs.—The annual aale of news. papers took place at the reading room on Friday. and the prices realised were at least 25 per cent. lower than those of former yoars:—The Telegraph, 12e; the Standard, ; the Daily News, 14s; ...

... holds the licence of the King'■ Arms, Pembroke Dock, was fined and costs de, for opening his house (the Ring's Arms) fee the sale of beer; Ac., during prohibited hours on Sunday, the 28th ult.—George Warlow and Lewis John, foe being on the premium, were ...

... sub.—P.C. David Jose, dt. Dogmell's, charged John Phillips, quarryman, Cilgerran, with drunkenness and disorderly conduct at Bridge-end on the 30th ult. Fined and costs.— Masers Joseph Rau, chemist, and John Mathias, grocer. Priory-street, were appointed ...

... CARDIGAN. Papaws' A second meeting in connection with the Itencath Ilabitation of the Primrose League was held last Friday afterluxe' at Pantyileri. It had been intended to bold an open-air meeting, bet the year being far advanced and the weather very ...