... that was why they asked me to Morgan's reply. The Cheirman asked - seen to. said he had been a magistrate for ' 11 a.m no flowers by request. was limited to the seating accommod- be in the room. I gave them no ad- Mr. Eyton Morgan if he had any corn- about ...

... underwent esi operation there - Flight Engineer Thomas William D. L. Baker-Jones, of Velindre, to read was a student at the Chelsea Poly- his bicycle on the Ynyslas faad on Films appendicitis. He is making sat- Davies, of Manchester (more popu- for honours ...

... INQUIRY IN Tablet Unveiled.-At Soar C.M. Funeral gaturday, January 25. Strict- The Dorougn Accountant (Mr. F. . ly private. No flowers by requert. Rural District Council's decision y n canu carolau 0 gylch yr ardal nos CARDIGANSHIRE Chapel on Sunday, a tablet ...

... tion. V4BB February 18th, 1901. Blaeopeull Soowdro p. TALYBONT. ROYAL AGRICULTURAL HALL. ISLINGTON, W. Path HACKNEY HORSE SHOW, March sto March 8. John Jous (Gwyddelwero) 8 6 MO BE SOLD, by Mr David Jones, of y all Tregaroo. PEAS. FAMILY AND COMMERCIAL ...

... tootmatch. Women's Institute.—At a meeting on Monday evening at the Public Hall, Miss M. M. Galloway presiding, Miss C. Powell (Chelsea College of Phys. -talk BIRTHDAY GREETINGS Loving b.rthdag greetinp to our de3e on and toother. Fusilier John Jon.* Morgan ...