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... Internal injuries had meilted. He bee at home in Ate. for • could trot onr representative on had hi; fare arm and Dymond. and had also a rani thigh. John bad part nt shoe torn of Db toot. and had sustained' whored. and his band was Iniurtd. l It was not IWO ...
... GREAT WELSH AIRMAN LAID TO REST; CARDIGAN & SWANSEA CONFEREN lamorgan CROSSWORD PUZZLE No. 330. ACROII2. 1. Consoled. perhaps, by the pro. tactics In the centre. I. A thousaad la one big ship; should make a good picture. 10. &made as If it continue to ...
... OP Plels u ARM. IMPORTANT SALIroV - FrtiENHOLD LAND. WM. REM/ CARVER has been instructed to SELL by AUCTION. on THURNDAY, July 12th . 1923 . at the Commercial Hotel. Eiehguard. at Three o'clock sharp. sql .. thiit_We2st Denirabk PROPERTY Known CLEDDAU ...
... pmed~of privately) b 7 ii NIGHT. FRANK, and RETLEY iv . SIsIIOP'S CASTLE ESTATE Arms, onTilt' t Jul?, 1011. commencing at U. 30 a.m. LAND AT SHIYNAL—At the :.:ham Arms Hotel. Shansi. on FRI. nd July. I. at Two p.m. •ors: Nears. Balt and Bona. Belmont ...
... •Mr. John Evans. China, Gum. . •t Cardigan Oct. U News. Ferris a PusNNW. Hay and Straw. at Illahead. Willa _Oat. U lieurs. dens tramis • Goa; _ Estate ir - C - a7nra - z:iiie . n --- Cobs. Ponies, ac., at Llandilo Oct Frame& Horan. Carriages. die.. at ...
... her nephews John Richard Evans and David James Evans, 0200 to her nephew John Crossley Evans, E 25 for the upkeep of ber grave, and the residue of the nroperty es to one-half to her nephew Evan John Evans and one-half to her nephew William John Evans, he ...
... JOHN HERBERT. Auctioneer, Crumlin. Sept. 14.—Annual Sale. Nelson Page 1 Sept. 18.—Mountatu Sheep. Fochrbm Page 1 Sept. 19.—Mountain Sheep. Pootearb Page 1 Sept. 25.—Monntata Sheep, ilatodmbye —Page 1 Sept. 27.—Itountatu Sheep. BlaStaaron Page 1 Oct. 7 ...
... SPIRIT OF THE ADVANCE IN SHARES. WELSH PRESS .CARDIGAN STEAMSHIP CO. PROPOSAL. ITINERARY OF THE In March. INN, the director.' of the ARCHBISHOP. Cardigan Steamship Company made a bonus issue of 150 per cent is shares It is now propertied to wind up the ...
... Blackwood, Mrs. Walter, Blackwood; Mr. Nonni., D. Price, architect. Arnie& Mr. John Jones. *retied, Rev. H. A. Jeremy. Methodist minister. Blackwood: Rev. John Jenkins. minister, Armed: Dr. Bowel) T. tram. Blackwood; Mrs. Jonew Herne. Arpoed: Mrs. Poch. Pm: ...
... BIRTHS. DRUDGE.- September 21« t, Cardigan' Hou:«e. Mon., to Mr. and Mr*. F. Geo. Cruder, »on. Both doing well. GAFFi SCIN.-S«-ntomlier 17th. the wife Captain Phillip Gafhkin. M.D., R^JI.C. S.B.t, of a daughter. AONM. On the 14th in«t., at Haverfordwest ...
... VERT LOW RESERVE. TO CLOSE A TRVBT ACCOUNT. CARDIOA NSHIRE. IN THE VALE OF THE TEIFT. MR. JOHN EVANS (F.A.I. will OFFER for SALE by PURL ACTION. at the EMLYN ARMS ROTEL. NEWCASTLE EMLYN. on FRIDAY. 27th day of MAY, 1921. at Three p.m.. THE MOST ATTRACTIVE ...
... JOHN CANUCK WILL MAKE HIS MARK AGAIN ® ® JACK CANUCK —citizen the largest Dominion—is not a military man. That is why he makes such an excellent soldier. He does not find any great satisfaction in shiny belts and buckles, smart caps, tight tunics, and ...