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... Maxwell Lyte. was met the entrance to the pier by the director?, and Ur. John Cobt (the chairman of the directors), addressing- him, said that behalf his codirectors and himself be bad much pleasure acknowledging that it waa dne to Ur. Luttrell’a initiative ...
... 3 Mr and Mrs Rios A f Count? Tresanrsr'sOMon—Mr John Dsalgnsy A Mr* Fsrrls NEW PUBLIC niR LIBRARY Ann MUBKUM It Altrsd-skrsst. sss No 3 LAwnncAinf rmssacn. U Lsndor-houss. Mrs Room—Madsa Matthsws. Mr Lsndsr Mr Laloads 11 nifton-houss, A Mrs Dysr 10 R ...
... HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS, &.c. \ TWO MILK FLOATS For Sale. Nearly new.—G- Hilmer, I St. John's Hill, SnaftesTmtjfc I60t«5o (1 OOD LIGHT BAKER'S CART Wanted, to suit 15 hands. ; It —Bargk, Baker. liaNtock. Ve jvi!. f6OS6 , \7*AKS. new and fcevond-liand ...
... PtSIDENTIAL PROPERTIES, SITES, &e VAIRWEATHER FAIRLIE & SON (JOHN EARLE FAIRLIE), ESTATE AGENTS. XISBURY, WILTS. 'Phone 5. DORSET Freehold, Detached, Brick and Slated COTTAGE, with (food parden- In good order. Quiet, pleasant position. 1300. Immediate ...
... d respect. The deceased, who Was the eon of the late Mr. aid Mrs. Edwin ' ' Fear (late of Bishop Sutton) pissed at hi Cardigan Arms, Mara' street, Cardiff, on August 30th, at the eutuparatively early age of MI years. fit leaves a widow (no family) to ...
... introduce® )r. Harry Guinness, who, he 6aid, would amiliar.to some them. He,(Mr. Moore) kn®J lis beloved father, Dr. Grattan Guinness, and Dr. Grattan Guinness) was of more help •, i.im spiritually than he'could well express. ™ >rattan Guiness was a member their ...
... adjutant of the Officers Training Corps. The commanding saw of the North Dash Horse Commonseased with at radar& the safety of arms in the poseession of his regiment, repded that he did not think any special precaunons were ameesery. Mr. Hall: If a battalion ...
... J. Holman, Albert street. Girls, B—9—l, T. Styler, St. John s ; M. Hopkins, St. John s ; 3, J. Pope, Eastover. Boys, 9 -10—1, Cooksley, Eastover ; 2, W. Dennison, EasLover ; 3. L. Roman, St. John’s. Girls, 9—lo—l, N. Keen, St. Mary's; 2, O. Snook, Al ...
... Mr. E. Stanley Jenkins, manager of the Cardigan Mercantile Co., Cardigan, and only son of the late Mr. D. T. Jenkins, Cardigan, with Mary Carolina Georgina (Georgie), eldest daughter of Mr. G. W. Potter, Cardigan. The inhabitants of Llandyssul, amongst ...
... V. Pettifer, Majors .1. R. G. Gwakin, the Marquess of Bath, G. D. Palmer, J. M. F. Fuller, Captain the Earl of Cardigan, Captain Sir John Dickson•Poynder, Bart., M.P., Captain J. Joicey, Captain G. E. Mackay, Lieut.. W. 0. Th ynne an d C. S. Awdry, ...
... promises that in future they shall paid by the piece and not by the day. CHAMPION MALE-VOICE CHOIR. The Bargoed Teify Choir. Cardigan, won the male-voice choir com|>etition. the first prize in which is £5O. at the Welsh National Eisteddfod, which concluded ...
... window being broken and human arm falling on the floor. The. train was stopped and a goods engine was sent to search the line. A body was subsequently discovered about half mile below Gravesend. Later it was identified by Mr. John Bussell as that of his son ...