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... badly dietribut d in the renewal of leases arid thought that the Coopers' Arms should have more space at the back. The eX.MATOR replied that all the land had bees given the Coopers' Arms that could be given in a line with the end of the premises. It had been ...
... Rev John Davies: I thing we ought to pay attention to complaints of this kind from the ratepayers.—Mr T. H. Jones : What I say is that it should cane throngs the Parish Council.—The Rev John Davies : That is • law you have made yourself.—Mr John Edwards ...
... following were added to 'he list of sidemen :—Messrs R. D. Jones, James Lewis, Thomas Rayle, Morgan Griffiths, John Jones (Coachhoildere Arms), David Jones (HewettO. and Isaac CiTnossuie—The subject of the ruri.deresaal was discussed at some length ...
... Katie Middletno ; recitation, John David Evans ; civet% John Stephen sod William Owen ; recitation. Richard Millman; solo, Mire Sarah lase Prow. lands ; recitation, Mary Wisifred Beason ; selection on the mouth organ, John Dawns; solo, Jens Edwards Benson ...
... be ; paws, CM. Yowl.. soli fairly soli A Urge of hems* were slid. There were a few sows as sole which fewebed poi prises °arm/ay—The &alb easarreisalatardev afar. spoon of Jennie Morgan the ego of eerie years, the only child of Mr sad Mrs T. J. Samuel ...
... record to Mary Jesse, IreWty. He had feud that she had preeiosely rest &d la Aberystwyth Heim sad for a year is Tregares Unto• arm therefore could not be reaseved.—The water was further adjourned for • fortnight, the a.* Ming isetrueted to make farther heparin' ...
... the Rev Lewis Williams, who odiciated, incidentally remarked that it wale the first wedding be had ever attenied. The South Cardigan elf. Sunday School Corn• mitten eut for three-and-s-ball boom at the Rebell on Thursday in last week. The result of the aeoual ...
... of the Literal party in Cardigan. ?hire at the annual meeting of the Cardiganshire Liberal Association held at Abersyron on Then day, the 16th May, and reported your columns last week, deserve more than a Teaming remark. Mr John Enloe, one of the secretaries ...
... en builder; W. Palemper, Chutes Stamper, Sananisrsh Cottage; Hem. J. G. Williams, oroohlrellder ; W. M. Chaise, Moseley ; John Owen, Paris Bow; Jack Ildwards, Great Diakgate-street ; Theodore Fear. T.rreee road ; T. W. Powell, W. H. Haler, G. H. Ream ...
... 1900'1. seltabliah. 4 • pew. eadeet which it will be difficult for soloequent 'Minim to depart from. He invited his brother sad Armes to Sieger. The Rev Eves Morris. the ohairmaa for the carreet year, imitated him. Monday reeving, Jens 6th, in reap:ie., to ...
... Llanllwchsisro ; John Davies, Llanbaclarn Ttelrgwlys ; J. W. Davis..D Cydplwyt United ; John Jones, LlanSaangel Tetrad ; G. Orffithe, J. C. Jose.. Llsoarth ; Stephen Davies, aaaaa Uri-earl; Thomas Davies; Llxvidewi Ah-rarth ; John M. Howell, Henfynyw ...
... Queen's College. Cambridge, IMO obtamed hie 11. A. degree in m ntal sad morel Science Irian,. I Mr Jones is the eldest ton of 31r John Jonas, Miss sr-*fen, D, I,lre, Iste nt Sonn• Hill. his mother lovag a amain of the late Mr David Davin, Liars diluent. who ...