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... TtTANTEDl, Ceok-Geneerl and House-Parlaurwaid VV tiomediatelly for Private Familyl washbiing and iv ?? N. WNilliams, Stationer, Cardigan, i j A 00 oodP (ous) ansnted, 2 0th ?? f ur n C Penart; seagests £? 3, all fotr ---Reply, with jse trae,,g to Mater. Wlester ...
... In no shorter pieriod could Asrusts-ongs. was ?? -Maxim, and Ordnance Factories, rainpat together r-arm this oountry as it ought ,ngh to be re-armed. But that only makes it the um- more urgent to begin at once, and the more ft tmer criminal to go on ...
... LLANON. MEDICAL the hat jut issued of enamedal meadows lee the degree of timed.) Is the some of John Williamson Pugh, a meths Llama, Cardigenthire, soda. old stodsot Aberystwyth College. llsammt.—Yr Jobs Miller Hughes blame Farm, who lo sae of the hoods ...
... Willaujus (enreeyors), John Mande. collector), Dr James Williams Iffistriet Medical Officer), and Dr I Oweu (%Vorkhouse Medical Officer). Them were al.. the Bess Joseph Dames I Ernest Jones. David W Plaskett, and Hugh ; Mem% John Gartman, 11'. ichairman ...
... Evan., moat. 1..1'. Trrherne, curate, Mrs. Meyrick (aunt of the bride). Mew. N. and R. Meynek boost.), Mr. John Hermit, Cele (uncle), Mee John Kermit twin!), Miss Phillip., Crfn, Mr. Item Harp., (ernein), Mr. R. Harper teems), Mi.* Sweet, Dowlai., Mr ...
... the Friars boys to his son Daniel Rowland Lloyd, in trust for whom ire also left his freehold. estate in, the county of Cardigan, subject' to a charge thereon of £40 for Mrs Lloyd, the bishop's widow' .He bequeathed to his daughter Gwendoline £1700, ...
... by Mr Wheatley. played a selection of choice music during the evening. Assistance was given by members of the staff of the Cardigan Artillery and others. It is satisfactory to know that the nett proceeds will not be far short of fifty pounds, and will handed ...
... at the close Woodsy. assosatad I. 012,9110. CARDIGAiNISHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS. The Hilary quarter mmiees fee the eountlef Cardigan were bald at the Town Hall. Lampater. Thureday of Imt week. Th. magistrates miasmal were J. W. Willi. Rood, Esq., chairman ...
... lord of Cardigan, and some members thereof represented either the county or the borough of Cardigan ever since the time of Queen Elizabeth up to the year 1855, being connected by marriage with many of the leading families of the county. In 1679, John Pryse ...
... she. saw a man staggering along. He wan wit, been in the water. Ile was drunk, end row varry• jog ouat on hie arm. Hewes wearing a Cardigan jaoket. Ho told her he wan going to this at Upper Nixon to sleep. It a dark night. She had not been to nee the ...
... lord of Cardigan, and some members thereof represented either the county or the borough of Cardigan ever since the time of Queen Elizabeth up to the year 1855, being connected by marriage with many of the leading families of the county. In 1679, John Pryse ...
... Ogrep. Leedom, silver drawls, 1..1111 Mr H Warren Wa11 ilmeriuj water rolour Mrs Grattan. Fory.l. Rbyl. twelve miser none in Ilratom, to. hand painted tree John 11. Orattoo. b., hand Puted coal bras. Mr Joseph Ontion. do.. fancy jar. Annie Ilmtton ...