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,CORRIS.
CORRIS. C.E.T.S.The first lecture of the season under the auspices of the Corris branch of the Church of England Temperance Society was held in the National Schools on Wednesday evening, when the Bev E. Hughes, F.C.S., rector of Barmouth, delivered a most instructive and interesting lecture on the chemical and physiological aspect of temperance. The leeture was throughout illustrated by chemical experiments and physiological charts. The chair was very ably filled by Mr Taaffe, Brynhyfryd, Corris. and the room wftH filled by a most attentive and appreciative audience, who thoroughly endorsed the remark made by Mr Dix, when proposing a vote of thanks (which was seconded by Mr J. Lewis, Abercwmeiddaw) that we hope to again have the pleasure of a second lecture from the rev gentleman. TOWYN. DTstNNT VALLEY DBAINAGE.—-At a meeting of this body, held on the 7th nit., Mr D. Evans, clerk, read a letter from Mrs Howell. acknowledging the vote of condolence passed by this body to the bereaved family. PETTY SESSIONS. NOVEMBER 7TH, before Mr M. R. Pugh, Mr E. H. Thruston, and Mr J. Chidlaw Roberts. TOTJNa OFFENDEK8. P S. Hughes charged Thomas Davies, Robert Jones and David W. Smith, young lads, residing at Towyn, with having stolen a box of raisins from the railway station, the property of the Cambrian Rail- way Company, on the 14th of October. It appeared from the evidence that the defendant Davies went to a truck at the railway station and opened a box of ratstns and helped himself with the contents, as also did the other defendants. The box was afterwards found in an adjoining field by P.S. Hughes with but a few raisins left. Daviea admitted having taken the box, as well as opening it, and Smith also admitted having taken a Jones said be had nothing to say. The bench ordered that Davies should rective foar strokea with the birch rod, and acquitted the other defendants. THE LATE CLERK. Mr David Evans, clerk to the magistrates, read the following letter in reply to the vote of condolence passed by the bench on the death of their late clerk, Mr David Howell :—" Craigydon, Aberdovey, Oct, 25th, 1890. Dear Mr Evans, I have received with no small satisfaction the resolution of sympathy addresaed to my family and myself by the justices of the petty sessional division of Estimaner. It indeed helps to mitigate our great sorrow to know that my dear husband was so highly appreciated by those, and they are many, with whom in the course of a long and active life he in contact. Will you be so good as to convey to the justices of the Eetimaner division, at their next meeting, the sincere thanka of my family and myself for the kindly expression of sympathy conveyed to as by the resolution.-Belien me, yours very truly, ISSABELLA J. HOWBLL."
BOROUGH MAGISTRATES' COURT.
BOROUGH MAGISTRATES' COURT. » Wednesday. Before Aldermen David Roberts, mayor, and Petet Jones, Mr D. C. Roberts, Mr T. H. Jones and 141 Thomas Griffiths. SCHOOL CASES. The following persons were charged by William Williams, clerk to the School Board, with refusing to send their children to school:—Hugh Parry, Queen's-street, fined 3a 6d; Ann Bubb, Albioti- court, ordered to attend; Elizabeth Jenkins, Poplar. row, fined 2s 6d; Evan Jones, North parade. adjourned for a week; and Richard Evans, Moor* lane, fined 5s. POdft RATES. The charge against the Rev John Williams, Bridge-street, by the overseers for the non-payment of j62 17a poor rates in respect of the Salvation Army Barracks, was again adjourned.
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d&HDIGANSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL
d&HDIGANSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL The statutory quarterly meeting of the Cardigan- *Wre county council was held at the Town Hall, JLampeter, on Friday, when the following were present—Aldermen C. M. Williams, Aberystwyth; the Earl of Lisbnrne, Crosswood; William Jones, Glandennis; Major Price Lewes, Tyglyn Aeron Jenkin Jenkins, Felineoed; Daniel Jones, Llanon; Levi James, Cardigan; Rodtrick Lloyd, Tregaron; David Jenkins, Maeetee; Llewelyn Edwards, Aber- ystwyth; James T. Morgan, Talybont; David Da vies. Llandyssil; William Davies, Khydowen- fach; John Davies, Tanycoed Councillors Morgan Jones, Llandtigwydd W. Picton Evans, Cardigan Ck W. Parry, Llanilar; Nicholas Bray, Goginan; Colonel H. Davies-Evans, Highmead; J. T. Morgan, Uanbadarn; Evan Rowlands, Tregaron; John Jones, Strata Florida; Evan Morgan, Llansantffraed; Morris Davies, Ffosrhydgaled; John Williams, Cardigan; John Jones, Nantcwnlle; John Davies, Cilgwyn John Powell, TroedyTanr Evan Davies, Aberbank David Davies, Llanddewi Brefi William Morgan. Bow Street; Enoch W. James, Borth; J. Owen, Lledrod; Enoch Davies, Llandyssil: Thomas Thomas, Blaenporth; David Griffiths, Penbryn; George Green, Thomas Levi, John James, and D. C. Roberts, Aberystwyth; W. Timothy, Llan- Hwchaiarn; EYan Evaas, Llandyssiliogogo; John Hugh Jones, Aberayron E. C. Davies, Llanwnen; Morgan Evans, Oakford; James James, Llanrhystid T. W. Davies, Ysspytty; J. M. Howell, Aberayron; W. H. Jones, Llangeitho; Evan Richards, Llanfi- llangel; Mr H. C. Fryer, clerk Mr J. D. Perrott, treasurer; Mr John Lloyd, acting chief constable; and Snpt. Williams, Llandyssil. Mr Peter Jones, chairman, being unavoidably oibsent. Alderman C. M. Williams was appointed chairman, Ipto, tem. APPOINTMENT OF CHAIRMAN. Kev John {Williams, Cardigan proposed that Mr Levi James be appointed chairman. Mr James James, Llanrhystid, seconded. Major Price Lewes, proposed the re-appointment of Mr Peter Jones.I Mr Morris Davies in seconding it said it would trive him great pleasure in seeing Mr Jones re- appointed, Mr Jones had been a good chairman. Mr Morgan Evans also said that he should like to see Mr Jones re-elected, but he was against the appointment of permanent chairmen, and therefore be supported the appointment of Mr James. Mr Jones had already occupied the chair for two years. On a vote being taken Mr James was appointed chairman by a majority of one, seventeenlvoting in tua favour against sixteen for Mr Jones. CvMr James having taking the chair thanked the appointing him. Mr J. M. HowelT?fivOF THANKS. Glandennis, seconded aryote d?D(3IMr William Jones," a for theable manner in whiah he^peli&rJS?,*?? /°"e8 ofcfturoftn, which was carried unanimously !s MINUTES. 1 The minutes of the last meeting were read and confirmed. NOTICES. Col. Davies-Evans said he had received a letter from Mr Harford, who is under medical care in Loridon, stating that he had only received liis notice of the: meeting the day before. The clerk said that all the notices were posted on Saturday. FINANCE COMMITTEE. 'j Thomas Thomas proposed the re-appointment -I Ot thie committee. Mr Morris Davies asked the elerk how many of the ■! dembers had not attended any of the meetings. The Clerk said that there were three who had ont attended any of the meetings. Alderman Jenkins proposed that those three should be struck off. The Bev J. Jones, Strata Florida, said that he had only attended one meeting. Mr John Williams asked to be excused from this committee as he had other committees to attend. ) Mr David Davies seconded the proposal made by Mr Jenkins. Mr D. C. Boberta suggested that two councillors ) living neaT Lampeter and two living near Aberayon be added on the committee, because at the last meet- ing of the committee they experienced some difficulty in forming a quorum. The following were eventually appointed on the committee;—AMermemDatid Davies, John Davies, Llewelyn Edwards, Jenkin Jenkins, Felincoed, Daniel Jones, William Jones, Major Price Lewes, C. M. Williams, Earl of Lisburne, Councillors David Davies, E. C. Davies, J. O. Davies, Morris Davies, T. W. Davies, Morgan Evans, Col. Davies Evans, John James, John H. Jones, John Powell, J Thomas Thomas, Llandyssil, and David Morgan. APPOINTMENT Of POLICE COMMITTEE. The following members of this committee were re- elected—Aldermen J. T. Morgan, and C, M. Williams, Councillors Morgan Evans, J. M, HoWell, David Griffiths, John James., Peter Jones, John Owen, D. C. Koberts and John Williams, Alderman Daniel ] Jones at d Councillor John Powell were appointed I instead of Councillors Thomas Thomas, Aberporth, and Dr Enoch Davies, APPOINTMENT OF MAIN BOATDS COMMITTEE. j Mr Morris Davies, proposed, and Mr Jenkin ] Jenkins seconded, that all the [members of the council J be appointed on this committee. Carried. I JOINT COUNTIES LUNATIC ASYLUM, I Mr John Davies proposed the re-appointment of Alderman David Lloyd, iCounci 11 ors W. O. Brigstocke, Enoch Davies and E. C. Davies, as the committee of visitors of the Joint Counties Lunatic Asylum. Mr Morris Davies seconded thefproposition, which was carried. J TEIFY FISHERY DISTICT. Dr Enoch Davies proposed that Mr D. T. Williams, Pencefn, Mr Evan Davies, Cilfachyrhonw, and Mr Thomas Harris, Llechryd, be re-appointed, and Capt William Davies be appointed instead of Mr Thomas Lewis, as conservators for the Teify Fishery District, Mr Thomns Thomas secoDdedjthe proposition, which was carried. TOWT RLSBK^V DISTRICT. On the proposition of Mr C. M. Williams, seconded by Mr D, C. Robeita, Dr Enoch Davies, was re- appointed conservator for the Towy Fishery District. ALLOTMENTS ACT. Mr Jenkin Jerkins, Felincoed, proposed that five < members be appointed as a standing committee for i Jmrpese of the Allotments Act, 1890. He B. Lloyd. Mr C. M. Williams, Col. Tho^s°ov»a. M. H0*«n, Mr Thom.a hifname^ Williams asked Mr to withdraw | his name, I Mr Jenkins said as Mr Williams insisted upu«. 1 j hav ing his name withdrawn he wonld propose Mr i Morris Davies. Captain Win. Davies seconded. Carried. I J The appointment of a committee for the above purpose was adjourned until February. t _.hv.o s^9||i2c vac i. i. COUNTY ASSESSMENT COMMITTEE. The following were re-appointed on this committee —Col. Dayies-Evans, Mr Levi James, Mr David Davies, Mr Thomas Thomas. Llandyssil, Mr Morgan Evans, Major Price Lewes, Mr Jenkin Jenkins, Felin. coed, Mr David Davies, Mr Morris Davies, Mr D. C. Roberts and Mr C. M. Williams. SEA FISHERIES COMMITTEE. The Clerk read the following letter from the Board of Trade with respect to the formation of a Sea Fishery District' :—" Sir,—I am directed by the Board of Trade to express their regret that they are unable, as had been their intention, to send you a draft of the older for the formation of a sea fisheries district, including the coasts and seas of your county, for the observations of your County Council at their next meeting on the 7th prox. The delay occurs in consequence ef the extensive alterations of the limits of the proposed district which have been suggested, affecting as they do counties which have not yet had an opportunity of eonsiderirg them. The district for which application was originally made by the County of Merioneth was to include Cardigan Bay only but objection was made to the inclusion of one side of the peninsula of Lleyn whilst the other was excluded, and eventually it appeared desirable that the whole coast of Carnarvon and Anglesea should be included. This would carry the northern boundary to the neighbourhood of the Orine'd Head, and undei the circumstances the Board of Trade have deemed it right to give the counties of Denbigh, and Flint the opportunity of joining, in which case Jhe district will be extended so as to join the Lancashire district off the mouth of the'river Dee. The southern side of the district first proposed would terminate at St. David's Head, which appears a very suitable point to select. It has however, been recommended that it should be continued along the southern coast of Wales so as to join the Glamorganshire Sea Fisheries District at Worm's Head. If any very strong desire is expressed that the district should be of this magnitude the Board of Trade might possibly be induced to adopt the recommendation,tbut the counties of Pembroke and Carmarthen should also consider the alternative of forming a separate district from Sfc David's Head to Worm's Head, and it would be impossible if the interests of Glamorganshire should desire to unite the small Glamorgan district with those counties." Col, Davies-Evans said that it would be better to form one district, as it would be less expensive. He therefore proposed that it should reach from the Dee to Worm's Head. Capt Davies, Brownhill, seconded. Carried. Col Davies-Evans, Mr Peter Jones, Mr Enoch W. James, Mr Wm. Timothy, and Mr D. Jones, were appointed a committee. COMMUNICATION S. An application was received from the inhabitants of Cardigan for the use of the Town Hall for an Inter- mediate Education school. II Mr Morris Davies. suggested that a committee be appointed to report upon the matter at the next council meeting. He said moat of them had been jurors and knew how unpleasant the hall was. It was only used at present by the magistrates of Lower rroedyranr, and it would be a very geed'thing to rent [t. He proposed that the members for Cardigan be ippok-ited, Mr J.il. oTones, ponded. Mr Jenkin Jentotwr, jFelincoed, feared that the members for Cardigan would favour the inhabitants. Mr C. M. Williams said tb$t the committee would >ring in a report. 44 Mr John James suggested that somebody the op part of the county should be addpd, .'SC'bH" "re. Mr C. M. Williams proposed that the members for Llandyssil be added. Carried. ABERAYBON. Aa application was also received from the inhabit. ants of Aberayon asking the council to form that town from a rural sanitary authority to an urban sanitary authority. Mr J. M. HoweII, Mr Morgan Evans, and Mr J. H. Jones spoke on behalf of the inhabitants. Mr William Davies proposed that Mr Daniel Jones, Mr Jenkin Jenkins, Felincoed, Mr Morgan Evans, Mr Evan Evans, with Major Price Lewes asconvener, be appointed a committee to report the applica- tion. Mr John James seconded the proposition, which was carried. MAIN ROADS'COMMITTEE BBPOBT. **i0We,^ in moving the adoption of this re- port said he should like to draw the attention of the council to one matter in the report, that was they had entered into a new phase for the arrangements of the main ro^da which would would be more expensive in iuture. ine labourers were now in constant eni- ployment. It was impossible for one surveyor to do the work they had now. They had to take over 80 miles of road more, which would make it more difficult 1 They had decided to divide the county • ee. tncts. District 1 to consist of so much m the, Aberystwyth Union, district 2 to mnch as 1{^8 within the Tregaron and P ?iOSs' district 3 to consist of so much as TTnlnZ. Aberayon, Cardigan and Newcastl^ t JSk an to aPP0mt assistant Purveyors at a salary ot ASU per annum for districts one and two. He therefore moved the adoption of the report. Mr Morris Davies seconded, ■™rP- .• Williams said he should like to know the actual mileage of each union. The council ought to have clear facts before them. said that the milage was from between 133 and 134 miles Aberystwyth 48; Aber- ayron. 24; Lampeter 11 Cardigan 23 and Mach- ynlleth 18. MrC. M. Williams considered the report presented t7, ZaB » very poor one. They bad Llechnd Bridge on all the agendas, and Mr Hutchins at the last meeting said that he could not get a contractor. • Mr John James proposed that the portion respect. ing the dividing of the county be struck out of the report. Mr Jenkin Jenkins seconded the proposition which was earned. A lengthy discussion took place as to taking over the roads. which were in good order, and eventually it was decided to take them over. FINANCE COMMITTEE. Mr J. M. Howell moved the adoption of this report. Mr James James seconded. Carried. COUNTY RATES. 1 ,,eo,^ y ra*e 3d. in the the £ Was made for the last half year. REPORTS, The reports of the Se^ Fisheries Committee, County Assessments Committee, The County Analyst, Inspectors ofjtWeights and Measures, and of the inopectors under the Contagious Diseases (Animals) Act were read and adopted. CLAIMS. A notice to consider tbe claims of Mr H. W. Howell and Mr B. C. Jones, lately the clerks of the ,ail8 Sub-committees, for compensation under section 120 of the Local Government Act, 1888, was, ?? of Mr Morgan Evans, seconded by Mr -C-. M. Williams, referred to the Finance Com- mittee. '1 }, NOTICE OF MOTION. Alderman Jenkin Jenkins, Felincoed had placed the following notice on the agenda—" That a Sanitary Committee be appointed to consider, collate and re- port on the Medical Officers' reports, aad to settle an uniform form of reports for all medical officers." Mr Jenkins being absent at the time, the notice was adjourned. INTERMEDIATE EDUCATION. Alderman Llewelyn Edwards proposed "That this county's share of the produce of the additional duties on beer and spirits be devoted to the purposes of Intermediate Education." Carried. This concluded the business of the council.