... (Cardiff), MT. John H. Evans (Cardiff), Mr. Frank F. 0. Jenks (Cardiff), Mr. David G. Stephens (Machen),, Mr. William Rosser (Cardiff), and Mr. Arthur G. Griffiths (Cardiff), second-class; and at the last fortnightly examination Mr. John E. Williams (Oardiff) ...

... HORSE BREEDING WALES. | GREAT DEMAND FOR 1 CARDIGAN- SEIRE COBS. fy JENCOURAGING RESULTS OF A naM RECENT FA1R in - sek The great annual May fair, known locally as Lts' Ffair Gladys, wav held at Lampeter last week, .- and was the most successful known ...

... osre of iL. Spencer's Ne'w High Arm Hand Sewing Wfan1S1e, vith walnut cover and full eet of appliner, loS' er £2 18s. ed. cash? Mnescy returned if eat iprae d Best value in Sewing Machine.-penosrs Dra - Wechine Depot, St. John's-uquare, Cardi. 411 Shires ...

... hospitabl. On LWednesday Mr. R. J. Bhys, coroner, held an inquest at the Alberfant Hotel, 3erthlyr Vale, 'touching the death of John John, collier, 6, Perthygleision-cresscent, Whose body was founsd in a terribly maangled condition early on Tu'eedaty morning ...

... 75 William Jteals, freelliadvr. Pinnaoewy .td7391t Frederiele C. INWllilaisr, hotel kcevcer, Royal Arms, Rhymnriy ?? . . Satt Vrxoi.O-IrELEvTooa hiL John ilngcri. leereuery Cyfr(:rifo Workis, Ghakiyr- tin Tkirmii Ihimis, brewer. Taft liree, Cefi i . 43 ...

... old nLlaadoverian, has been made headmaster of nf the school at St. David's. i- Glynymel. the residenoe at Fishgard of 7. Mr. John Worthingtoni, who has just been celected one of the aldermnen-of theePembroke- shbire County Council, is celebrated in that ...

... afternoon, with the result that they will recom- mend the acceptance of Mr. Millward's offer. SUDDEN DEATH. - A nian rnamed John Osborne dled suddenly and unexpectedly at Carmnarthen-road on Tuesday afternoon. T'un Police Band will play at Cwmdonkin Park ...

... AGITATION IN NORTH -PEMBROKESHIRE. IKEt ' ' ' - - . Ill at IMORE DISORDERLY SQENES. -be rd _ Iy On Friday Mr. Robert Lewis left Cardigan about by nino o'ciock, under the same escort of 21 policemen PI tr. as on his previous day. le first called nt Clroes-g- ...

... night, Ue Railway cpompaniee are slowly irlrproviag :r, Travellers can now travel from Aberyetwit1, band other places on Cardigan Bay to Lord, ?? for a guinea both ways. ul It has bsea suggested by a cynical Nonec,,. id formist that if the Welsh Church ...

... to be rapidly be recovering from his severe attack of influenza. id. NJr. D. Croniu, outdoor Customs officer, second ie a, Cardigan, has been removed to the Harwich ;v^Sdistrict. as The Weloh members meet this afternoon in one Ed. of the conference-rooms ...

... people able to pay iml any degree for snedmeal attention should be~ tr, gratuitously occupyinig the places of othere a who arm more deserving. And governors, wh'i F asking questions, should inquire swhy the committee havve so flagrantly broken theit i ...

... and there, such as dauntless dead, new-born within a neigh- as. bouring tower, the clash of swords, the :fS, clang of arms. We do not feel disposed to critioise a, graceful act like thi§ of the boet's. of But ho seems to us to have let out of his ...