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... CARDIGAN BY-ELECTION. Tlio firtfc weak cl the Cardigan by-election concluded with the reeult very much an open quew tiou. Captain Evans (Coalition candidate) «- pressed eaiialaction with the progress of his candidature. Liberals claim a majority in the ...
... the of CARDIGAN. Th, lllM Esc) Cardigan guilty of the felony whereof stands indicted, or not guilty?” Whereupon John Lord Keane, standing up u his place uncovered, and laying his right hand upon his breast, answered, “Not guilty, ■non honour.” And said ...
... Cardigan Jackets. Sir,—Many of the kind ladies in our land will respond to the call for Cardigan jackets for our brave soldiers, and if those having money at their disposal would spread the orders to the different firms, it would once serve a three-fold ...
... !WIRY GRATTAN I.N. litbathiy meeting to-morrow Weida, clubroom St. Vinum. garret. 6.30 pm. Important bovin_•s,. BOXING. CURRAN TurnwminAL COIF WITTE& The natal; d the am. irall boid Loewy'., bt nears (Fruls.l muss a SIM idea. atomismm is remained POW= ...
... LECTURE BY DH GRATTAN GUINEBS. In the South U. F. Church Hull, Stonehaven, Monday evoninu, jkl Icctiirc on the Con«o of to-day was delivered by Grattan Guinean, of the Couoo linlolo Muuooii. The Hall irns well filled and Rev. H. t. Miehie introduced ...
... ot Premittes • Arms) Cambrian hirer!. Aberystwyth Moon Inn. Green Nitieet. Cardigan Shipwriglit Aram iitreet. Cardigan. Plasterers' ardgu Rose 11111 Arm., Crofl, lon 1 4 eeen dep. Samoa in the of the Count, of Cardigan. The 0 wernana I ...
... blue feathers. Mr. Owen (the bridegroom) is the second son of the late Mr. John Owen. of Plas. Glynarthen. He entered the 'service of the National Provincial Bank at Cardigan. under the late Mr. Storey. Since his departure in 18901 Mr. Owen has filled ...
... Morrison, birth); both woli. JR.— At Falkirk Royal Infirmary, 22ml to Mr and Mrs John Taylor (nee Ella Cuthelton Farm Denny son. At 20a Bute Street, Grahamston, to Mr and Mrs John Young inee “Millie), a son. N—M’KKLL.—At Oddfellows’ Hah, *•. 1935, the Rev ...
... THE CARDIGAN COB. (To the .Editor of the Welsh Gazette.) Sir.--Tbe reading of Sir Edward Webley Parry Pryee's praise of the Cardigan Cob in of the If*, hes gm. found interret /mow horse-breeders %roughage county in general. Sir Bdwated's practical knowledge ...
... SPORTS AT THE CARDIGAN. A long afteinoon's programme of rabbit coursing was witunssetl at the Cardigan Grounds, Leeds. ve?*enlav. Pnitcnslmga up>-n«sl with a inaU'h .Moon-'s Prince, Keighley, and Cooper IjuJv, Sutton, who were articled mn the liest fifleeii ...
... “ALBA CARDIGANS. Very durable Marled Wool “ALBA Cardigans in Medium Texture with Low Button Fastening and 2 Pockets In good variety of serviceable colours. Sizes, 30 in., 38 in., 40 in., and in. Usual Pries - * 6 End Season Price, 14/11 Greensmith Downes ...
... McIntyre, of owners of the Gordon Castle, stita t following ‘ist of saved :—C. Kenburg’ hat they had received the Tichbourne, John Brake (assistant st bh (carpenter) RB. T. A.B., and Mra. Casey (the captain‘, »ward) Wm. Spence, '8 wife) and child. Waar THE ...