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... h. King, Gladstone- street, Aberauian. 4&8n \TS7ANTED,2 good1 Masons, accustomed to colliery work.-John Cook. Caeran Colliery, JUaesteg. 477n work.-John Cook. Caeran Colliery, JUaesteg. 477n \\1 ANTED, respectable~GU-l)out H~aTPackers^- • Ai.ply. with ...
... EHorse, 15 linlilds3 sciteh taii!: ciito' .i ecddi ?? irk oii od' frr it leg, little ?? lib ive fetlek icnd--r eearded.-Addres3 John Dvitses, Akec- endr arode Swiecase. 21551ilO OS 0 T. Cluist 2251 bcidi Sorebsli.rh Terrier;- FInle- L re-wr-iedi-34, Cifttedrc-sao ...
... months-1, £5. Mr Henry Davie, Maesgwynne Arms, Ilanboidy 2, Mr Morris, Wernberney. Llanboidy ; 3, £l, Mr Howells. Waunrlayddod ; highly commended, Mr John Worthington, Glynymel, Fishguard ; commended, Mr John Worthington , in milk or in calf, calved in ...
... the said premises of which said premises John Richard Webb of Aberbeeg in the County of Mon. mouth Brewer, John Edgar Webb of Aberbeeg aforesaid Brewer. Agnes Emily Phillips Davies the Wife of the Reverend John Phillips Davies of Brookwood, Hollington ...
... Satins, Thomas Wm. Janis John, George Hinton ; warden, Alf Gas. Sick visitor.: Cerredare &snot, Thorns Le. 6. • Peeywain, Joh. John. C./w nantywch ; Aisslare. Isar }Almond.. Voydltd- Atriet ; G idly and Rolertatown, John Stutilana, 34. Tuordmrse ; ...
... public-house to every 77 of the inhabit- ants but there were three of the licences dor- mant, namely, White Lion, Newport Arms, and Castlo Arms Twenty-one persons were pro- ceeded again* for drunkenness and ail convicted, as againnt 17 the previons year, out ...
... Pentre. 6th heat-1, Wirewood Rees, Colliers' Arms, Lland,ebie. 7th heat-1, John Hart, Herbrandston, Milford Haven. Final heat-1, J. Hart, Milford Haven ; 2, Alfred Conniff, Pentre ; 3, Wirewood Rees, Collier's Arms, Llandebie ; time, 11 3-5 One Mile Open Handicap ...
... Llanelly. Tenant Farmers iOpen to the County of Car. marthen). Class 7.-Bull, any breed or age: I. John Richards, Llannon • 2. Mrs. B. Anthony. Kid. welly; r. John Griffiths. KidwellY• 'reliant Farmers Open to the County of Car. Olartheru. Class 8. -Yearling ...
... lilsck Lion IHotel, Cardigan, on YN . fii-IiDN1SD)A, 26th September, 1900, at TrWO ?? tilm., the rollos-ine voliahie FREEHOLD PROPERTY: 'T1111 FARM OF PEN-Ylt-XLL'T-Y-DRE, . Situate on the hantls of the Teify closo be JL r Cardigan, and ColttainilV, about ...
... pickling, 24-1, John Evans, Benk yfelin ; 2, Esther Thomas, Bankyfelin. Radish 6 roots-1, James John ; 2, 13. Lewis. Pears, 6-1, Dr Thomas ; 2, T. John. Cauliflower, 3-1, S. Phillips, Llanelly ; 2 SPECIAL PRIZES. Best si parsnips in the show—W. John. Prize given ...
... seedoeure; Itiere's no smantiog foe people's whites. I leo clue whatever was afforded as to whines it LOSS OF TWENTYLIVES IN CARDIGAN . SAY. T. sum • wooderiad shake e t Carries)'* e em The Waive wee &optd frets ewe of BA -- brat I with. the relleirhoi ...
... CARDIGAN BAY DISASTER. SURVIVORS OF AT T HE HGORDON CASTLE The four surviving members of the crew of the Gordon Castle, the Glasgow steamer which was in collision on Sunday night off the Smalls, arrived at Newport (where they ;caned the vessel) on Tuesday ...