... Councillor JOHN E. JONES, Cardigan. at the highest in life. The fact that there were national institutions of high standing in the town proved that Aberystwyth stood for something that mattered. Referring to the important question of circulating the right ...

... the Black Lion, Cardigan, on Friday, by 31r. John Evans, F.A.1., Cardigan. in conjunction with Mr. Trevor Evans, F.A.L. Swansea, and were disposed of as follows:—The freehold fully-licensed premises known as the Ship Inn, Ps Cardigan (with vacant vossession) ...

... the late Mr. Thos. Johns, landlord of the Plasterers' Arms, which he had kept for about thirty years. Interment was made at the Cemetery, the Hers. W. Whittington and Eager James officiating. Much sympathy was expressed with Mr'. Johns and family in their ...

... accompanist for the evening. _ Petty Sessions.—The magistrates present on Thursday were !Messrs. John F,vans, Dan ..shams, and Ben Hughes. John Davies, Fialiguard Arms, was summoned for supplying by the hand of his wile intoxicating liquor during non-permitted ...

... Weild.ng.—The wedding, was quietly (oaing to the bride's recent bereavement) at Cavel Maur, on Thursday it Mr. John bans, Min et Mr. and Mn.. John Evam, Cwrtnewydd, Llangranog, to Catherine Lodwig, daughter csf or. David Ludwig and the Lute Mrs. Lodwig, ...

... on the Lord's Day. Accident.—A lad named John Davies, tesidmg at Cnwcydinter was thrown off his bicycle on Wednesday evening in trying to avoid a dog. He was rendered unconscious aaid sustained a fractured arm. _ The Cenotaph.—The response to the Mayor's ...

... Bethsaida. Result of a Scratch.—Mr. J. Bowen, ‘iilfach Merson, Cilrhedyn, Cardigan Hovital last week after having his left arm amputated Mr. Bowen received • scratch on his arm some time ago and the wound became septic. Obituary.—Mrs. Isabella Yolk, 2 ...

... Eleanor Davies. wife of Mr. William Davie.. J.P. Cloth Hall, Cardigan. Davies was a native of Linnetly, hut resided for the major part of I:er life in Cardigan. She leave. three sons—Dr. John Rees Davie. Me..r.. Tom and Das- M.. and two daughters. the ...

... using a fixed engine for fishing on June 7. Defendant, who wrote pleading guilty, was fined £4 and 4s, costs.—John George John, Carpenters Arms, was summoned for , •upplying beer by the hand of his agent, James Adams, Tymawr, Newcastle Emlyn, during no ...

... CARDIGAN Lecture.—There WELK a large audience at Illaenanerch (lapel on Wednesday evening when the Rev. Philip Jones, Llanetly delivered his lecture on Me Rev. IMward Mathews. - The Rev. LP. Morgan, preaided.. obsol . ete Names—The members of the who ...

... governors Mr. Jones, a member of the staff, was on the proposition of Mr. John Evans, seconded by Mr. J. M. Philipps. congratulated in gaining the degree of M.A.—The Rev. John Williams said that the number of pupils admitted to the School last year w ...

... Thursday. Mr John Davies, Eglwyswrw, was elected vicechairman. Msmorial Service.—A memorial pervlce. conducted by the Rev. W. Whittington, was held at Hope Congregational Chapel lal ianday evening to the late Pte. Tom Johns. Plasterers Arms, who fell n ...