- 31 1970 (Sat.) Hundreds of farmers demonstrated during the visit of James Callaghan.
- 31 1930 (Fri.) Cymmrodorion meeting at Capel Mair. John E. Jones, Llanbrynmair presented ‘Noson gyda’r delyn’.
- 30 1950 (Mon.) Opening of the Public Library. Ald Griffith Davies JP, chairman of County Joint Library Committee. 5000 books; 2000 novels, 2500 non-fiction, 500 Welsh.
- 30 1852 (Fri.) Sale of smack ‘Maria’ by David Roberts, at White Hart Inn.
- 30 1682 (Fri.) ‘Paramour’ of Cardigan, master Phillip Picton, took 100 meise of white herring to Falmouth
- 29 1953 (Thurs.) Memorial clock for the Sports Pavilion ready to be installed. One small part damaged in transit! As soon as it will be repaired clock will be installed.
- 28 1953 (Sat) ‘Lady Godiva rides again’ in the Pav.
- 28 1951 (Sun.) Revd D. T. Price preached his first sermon at St Mary’s Church. 800 people present
- 28 1825 (Fri.) John Jenkins paid to build steps to Shire Hall £5.18s
- 27 1938 (Thurs.) Sacred Opera ‘Joseph’ by Joseph Parry with Priory Choir, Carmarthen, Annie Davies, Carmarthen and David Harry, Llwynhendy. At the Pavilion. Proceeds towards Bryn Salem Vestry, Cippin
- 26 1897 (Maw.) A lecture was held at the Guildhall with Dr Rees, headmaster on “University Life Abroad”, drawing on his experiences in Berlin and Paris. The vicar chaired the meeting.
- 26 1895 (Sat.) Meeting held in the offices of Evans & Stephens to form a new golf links at Gwbert
- 26 1883 (Fri.) Eleanor Jones, 65 charged with stealing 24 sheets of notepaper and a small packet of envelopes from a shop at Llandysul. Pleaded guilty and said she had had a drop too much of beer. Sentenced to 18 months hard labour.
- 25 1964 (Sat.) Roy Denvers and the Commancheros at Black Lion.
- 25 1912 (Thurs.) Meeting in Guildhall agreed to begin work to establish the Pav.
- 25 1879 (Mon.) An appeal for clothes for 50 children attending the Mwldan Bible Sunday School. All contributions thankfully received by Mr Nicholas, Brecon Old Bank.
- 24 1887 (Mon.) Capt Gillespie buried in St Mary’s churchyard. He made important improvements in the lifeboat world.
- 23 1951 (Tues.) Induction service of Revd D. T. Price at St Mary’s Church. 800 people attended. Queues started forming at 1.00 for the 2.00 service.
- 22 1894 (Mon.) Burial Anne Wigley, 23 yrs old, Brick Packer, Lower Mwldan who lived with her widowed mother Margaret, 45 yrs old.
Cardigan through the ages 