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... solicitors had bora oat to gad! wore tar trial at the Alaimo. The wake News Cardigan oorrespoodeat, writing to that joarsal, says :—.l remarkable story told to the Troedyraur (Cardigan) Bench at the adjourned homing of summonses for alleged conspiracy to defraud ...
... NANTYMOBL FATAL AOCIDC4T.—On Friday Mr. 80. tart Thomas, 7, Cardigan Terrace, with a serious accident at the Colliery. are from the 6ns was considered to be critical, and on Saturday evening be soccumbed to Lis injuries. Be was a native lienroth, `mo ...
... DEATH. HOGA N.—At Smith's Arms Hotel, Aber- Bargoed, on June 20th, after a short illness, David John Hogan, aged 44 years. Funeral on Friday, at 8.30 a.m. for Bargoed R.R. Station, for interment at Cardigan, via Hengoed. Public funeral to station. Gentlemen ...
... Property Market On Tuesday of week Mears. John David, Watts and Morgan, at the Sawyers Arms Hotel, Maestag, aold the followipg properties —7 Protheroo Street, (loran, .E 338 66 'Treharne Road, Caerau, £2.14; 69 Treharne Road, Caerau, £157; 13 Road, Oaerau ...
... BETTWS WEDDING. The marriage took place at Bettws Church on Monday of Mr. John Perry, son of Mrs. Perry, Post Office, and Jennet Lewis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis, Oddfellows Arms, Bettws. The Rev. flywea,Parry (rector) officiated. The bride, who was ...
... Mrs. A. Bak* (arms and daughtersdndaw). V. M. Baker, Mr. and Mrs. C. Bartlett. Mrs. P. Blake, Mrs. It. Lewis. 'Mr. and Mrs. A Chilcott (daughters and sons-inlew). Delithe.—The death occurred on Saturday week of Mrs. Robert Griffiths, John Street, and flu- ...
... ren. (ierinzs. The capahle accompanists were .Mis s I). G. John and Miss Betty Morgan, A.C.V. Foneral.—Tne funeral of the late Mr. Morgan, 16, James-road, took place at Capt-I Scion, Cardigan, on Thursday, October 23. The funeral, which was confined to ...
... Bank, Cardigan, to which place he has been transferred, the move being rendered necessary as the result of his promotion. Mr. Rees was formerly a member of the staff of the Bridgend branch. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Rees, of the Emlyn Arms Hotel, ...
... he driven in Harness. --1. T. J. Mathias. Cardigan. Cardigan Marks.; 2. K. and D. Thom Maarteg, I Dimas Grey^ ; 3, Edgar Jones, Brynna, 1 Limb. Prsy, nader 13.2. to be ridded.-1. T. J. Mathias Cardigan Marker; 2, E. and D. Thomas, Maesteg; 3 ...
... Mr. and Mrs. John Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Phillips, Mr. Ivor Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wooley (Monmouth). Mr. and Mrs. Evan Jones (Gower), Alias Gladys Jones, Master Dilwyn Jones, Miss ('aissie Jones, Mr. J. H. John and Mr. Llewellyn John (Gilfach Goch) ...
... lon; 2, A. Thomas, Llether arm, Betts's, Anintanford; 3, Robert Phillips, Peneraig, Farmed Perm, near Teeluirris. CHILD DROWNED AT ADERKENFIG. Sheila John, the four and a half years old daughter cd Mr. and Mrs. William John, Bridgend-m4, Aberkeaftg, was ...
... Nantymoel. D oath. —The death occurred on Thursday week, of Mrs. Roach, wife of I Mr. David Roach, 40 John Street, I Nantymoel. A native of Nantymoel, , Mrs. Roach, who was 5.3 years of age, was the daughter of Mrs. Bamford, Brookland Terrace, Nantymoel ...