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... Death ot a Schoolmaster. We regret to record the death ut • n °id Breconiau in the person of Mr , John Price, Peckham, Lonckm, sudden death has recently been announced in an educational journal. Mr Price unly rvtirril from his duties aa a schoolmaster ...
... and Mr 'es and friend (tser. an); quartette, by Mr Phillips (Cardigan and friends); recitation. by Mr W J Davies (List.sa, Mr James (Liam*) ; Mr Waters (Limes) Mr D. B. Phil4ps (Cardigan ) , • (s wam *. The have bees played by Mrs Peary Lloyd and Prather° ...
... before 1907 A te be Wm. laints were heard in the days when Venter, Mel Valley, Moseley; 2, John 'sere put down, and the same was said of the Jones. Farmer's Arms, Llanelli° ; 3, L. and inater-cars to-day, but neither milwaye, nor P. Smith. Wrwelhouse, ...
... A Strickes WNsiusaa. STRANGE STORY FROM HEBRON. At Hebron, near where the borders of Carmarthen, Pembroke and Cardigan meet, one might well imagine that the secret of perrenial youth is to be found. The air is fresh sid invigorating from the surrounding ...
... Removing Sheep Without POl.ll roURT EEDLNGS AT BRIX:ON. I)Nvid Llod.of ILlanlair, and John Jones, Lledrod Tregarou. Cardigan. were jointly charged 'kith unlatoully moving out el a nimpubiory dipping area. to wit, Merit,- artlishire, Montgomeryshire. and ...
... Millwyn Duggan (Knighton), F. C. Temple (Newbridge-on-Wye), John Duggan Hughes (Llandrindod Wells), R. T. Heeling, J. Campbell, J. Ward, Wm. Powell (Carneddau), J. Davies (Willows), John James John Jones (Station house), B. Evans R. Witliatus, J. Thomas (Penwain) ...
... Orme& AesMaticu Parsiary, the draft ai 111 to authorial, the eseetitutioa for the protection at the within their respective arms. Ow the motion of the the matter referred to the Parliamentary Itartziotiems co Meter Vehicles. - The Diputzpaerk reed • letter ...
... Gray, weather glass; Mr and Mrs Lewis %% Miami, six tea spoons Napier Sturt, feather case; Rev. and 31rs D. J. Evans, Cardigan. Sheraton arm- ...
... apparent peace and friendliness of all the world? In international relations we find ALL TEE GREAT NATIONS of the world armed to the teeth; armed more efficiently and with more terrible engines of deetniction than at any time before in the history of the world ...
... had a good little army, but their fine little island was in close proximity to the continent of Europe with its millions of armed men. In the recent war between Russia and Japan, the killed and wounded were numbered by tens of thousands. He did not think ...