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... Service. On !Mind .y even.ng. May a memorial service aas lk•Id at Antioch tuntyclo, to Miss Esther Anne Johns, only daught,r Mr Thomas Johns. (4-yl3lll Ic+ Arms, ali.l %.•,y at 1‘..11t y- :no yeas', 'file Rev K D. Et :los. pastor, mole. touching te•fo•renrom ...
... IMPORTANT AT THE CARDIGAN COUNTY SCHOOL. On Tuesday afternoon, the Rev. J. Williams. presided over a conference of representatixes of the Cardiganshire and Pembrokeshire County Ibuncils, at the Cardigan County flehool t which had for its object the dimming ...
... First pries given by Lord Herbert Vane Tern. I, Mr J. Lloyd Morgan, Rbiwfelen, Abergwili: 2, Mrs H. 1). Greene, Rrovg, Craven Arms: 3, Mr H. Meurie Lloyd, ,Delfryn, Llanwrda: r, Miss F.urgainLort, earnarvon: h.c., Mr David Davies, Fron' deg. Llanforian. ...
... consisted of T Watkins, mayor, R W Piston Evans. T H WdHama, John Daniel, and J 0 Roberta, bore. Permitting end Selling. Deputy Chief Constable D Williams charged Annie Lewis, Priteherd Arms, Cardigart. with selling ntoricatiae liquor to • drunken person ...
... t h eir b edroom to change Cardigan Council School, having called at- their apparel after closing the shop, so as to tention to the bolding a the annual meet- go nu t for the afternoon. They had not been ings of the Cardigan and District. Temper- in le ...
... their lose. CHURCH CHORAL UNIOR FLITAVAL. —The second festival in connection with the Arehileacoory of Cardigan was held .t St Mary's Church. Cardigan, on Thunday, the 2ud of July. The firi.t held at Newcastle &Mon on Whit Mottd•y sod proved quite a wenn ...
... ies, floptierjend; D av id ipsithe; David Evans, d rigaryaios pitho N ; John Ith=rydd ,' astangle; William Roam, rind; Beery Freesia, Reetiesenl, ; Jelin Orem& aisset. Lk= John Griditha tinge, Neabsandie; Jamie, TyWthss, Clysendknen; J. J. - Ri J i m ...
... Gelding, any age, over 12.2, to 'be ridden in saddle. 1, Mr. Tom J. Mathias, Llynytelin, Cardigan; 2 , Mr. Owen H. Parry, Nanhoron Arms hotel, Nevin, North Wales; 3 Mr John Lewis, Llanio leaf, Llanio Road, Otrdiganshire; r., Mr. David Lloyd, Pallpridd, Lledrod ...
... Took. 1, Mr William Till; r Mr John Wynford Philippa. M.P (leas 18. For ilk. best Hunter Mks. or Gelding fooled in 1901, to be ridden, 1, Mr W. Henry Perry, Tremorgan. Ross, I fora; 2 Mr Thomas Hanker Aston flail. ('raven Arms, Shropshire. Special 9. A Spjeial ...
... (it-leek. The question is frequent!, asked eaunot the people of the district of South Cardigan. embracing such trims as Lampeter. New Quay. Aberayron. and Cardigan be given the one and a half hour lest at Carmarthen for writing and replying to letters ...
... Respecting Om Golden Lion, Cardigais, l Mr W. J. Williams, Cardigan, who op Clefor the registered owner sal censee, stated that the total claim was £1 037 10s. MrJohn Evans, auctioneer, Cardigan, stated that he bad made out a ahem sr cording to the vouchers ...
... compliance. Prepared only by D. H. PARRY, M P.S., Chemist & Druggist, HARLECH, MEHIONETH. Free by poet, le 1 1 and 2, 91. HAFOD ARMS HOTEL, DEVIL'S BRIDGE, R.S.O. Tail MANAGEMENT ot the above Hotel bars decided to .dopt A SPECIAL, CHEAP. IN , ;LUSIFE RATA ...