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... Cob —White, Bridgwater Arms, Cardiff. 57.5 '\i\tAN'l'ED: a respectable Person to adopt a Baby y V Boy, vcry e;tlthy, four months old.-AJ1ply J. B. 557, Echo Office, Cardiff. 557 cheap, Brewing Plant.—Ad- T dress George Allsopp, Arms, PontlJt;w- ynydd, near ...
... for lessons oil application. 951 Cost ani) Ifaillib. -FOUNI)-i::¡ack RctrievprD. K if not claimed in three days will be sold.—John Hughes, Morgan- ?ree: CImmer, Perth. 57 LOST or Stolen from back of Clare-street, Black Retriever Dog Pup, one white paw.— ...
... Kangaroo Safety Bicycle, in good condition, Apply 9, St. John s-crescent, Canton, Cardiff. 678 SALK, a useful hone, 15 hands, suitable for L crank-axle or hauling cart.—W. Panniers, Llan- bradock Arm i, Troforest. 596 ITTOR SALE.—Miscellaneous.—Pair last ...
... an[,'i at- ¿H-e-: -¡)-i,tl Jumo-r for -i: ? ? '?ral Had?- (Welsh),—Apply, giving full par- t.?'uh?.E.Mathia.s.AtirkctH.)! Cardigan. 59/ DilFisri.MAKlNG.— Wanted at oucf, a g?od M:»cr.inist for Singers Machine.—Apply Ev;ms and Allen, Th; Lou-ii-ii House ...
... Hall, Cardigan. 597 ORKSSMAKING.—Wanted immediately, Appren- tices and Improvers. -Apply personally to Miss C. Cater, 118, Broadway, Roath, Cardiff. ILLINERY.—Wanted immediately, experienced XT R Hand accustomed to se.ve in Showroom. -Apply John Williams ...
... of London), Trusses, Belts, Arms. Legs, Snine and Leg UPPOtt-Makers, 13, The Parade, Cardiff. 793 PEARC1J- and Co, 61, Queen-street, makers and TDEARCIjt- and Co. bl, Queen-streer, m-iker.s aud ) ?Mne Supports, Legs and Arms. No connection with ?y other ...
... magistrate for the borough about the year 1885. lu PQ1.itJ.çs h,is a Liberal Swansea. Sir John Talbot DiDwyn-LIewelyn, baronet!, of Penllergare, is the son of the late Mr John DilIwyn-Llewelyn, and was born in 1854. He was educated at Eton and Christchurch, Oxford ...
... lying outside a building in course of construction. The right arm was extended, and the hand was clenched. The left wws drawn up above the shoulder. The face was covered with the brown Cardigan jacket produced. Witness waited on the spot till Dr Wells arrived ...
... for the next farm, a very sad accident betel a man named Enoch John, Ponty- ncer. Two or three horsemen in endeavouring to pass the wagonette in which the distrainers were seated knocked John violently down a ditch, and it was feared that his leg was fractured ...
... I The We!sh Tithe War. I CAMPAiGN IN NORTH PEMBROKESHIRE. CARDIGAN, Friday Night. The Interview which Mr Peterson had with Mr William Davies, M.P., on Thursday, resulted in a, determination on the part of the farmers to again try the moral suasion plan ...
... WELSH TITHE WAR. Action Against a Minister.—The Charge i Dismissed. At the LIanboidy petty sessions, held at the Maesgv-'ynne Arms Hole!, hi that village, on Wednesday—before Mr E. Sohaw-Protheroe. in the chair, Mr W. Lewis PhiIIip.s. Dr Henry Lawrence, ...
... Furnwhing Co., St. Johns-square, Cardiff. 521 WANTED.-A Úd toleliver goods, and make himself generally. -App' y John-st. Foundry, Cardiff. 408 ANTED, Man accustomed to removing furniture and r, acquainted with the country around Cardiff.—Apply John Farthing, 173 ...