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... Monday night, the special preachers being the Rev. D. Roberts, a former pastor of Zoar Church, Maesteg, and the Rev. Llechryd, Cardigan. Short List.—On Tuesday a short list a three was made for the poet of caretaker of Blesellynfi School, Caere°, the candidates ...
... Bethlehem: it. , destination. Much sympathy is ex- a nd Mr. and Mrs. Wilmont, Pontyclun. Superintendent, Mrs. T. Whom Table. 2 Arm Chairs, Pictures, MODERN Her (Central), with bath, At above on WEDNESDAY, MAY 4th. pressed with the relatives, who are very ...
... Messrs. Evan James. Windsor James, Christopher James, William James, Cyril James, Manse, James and Alf. James (sons), David John James, Ivor James, William James and Thos. James (brothers), Emlyn Williams (son-in-law), and a large number of nephews. The ...
... mourners :—Mrs. R John (widow); Meows Windsor and Cyril John (sae); Miss Gwladya May John (daughter); Mr. sad Mrs. Richard John (father and mother); Memrs. Howell and Jenkin John (brothers); Miss Casio May John ...
... evening, when Oslo local schoolboy, r Hales is the reeled ishirsational Rugby alba Wind the English RehmAmp at the Cardiff Arms Park, with aMC gold watch, en public of Miengem. The presentation was made Mr. L J. Edwards, wise spoke words of esmouregement ...
... reins ining portion covered with a red' handkerchief, leaving only his eyes in sight. Arms and legs were in motion. and it was thought that when working his legs and arms in this manner that he was busy composing his aermc.ns. Having reached the house, he ...
... Jewhim. Arlo. Lloyd, st Palmer. b J. Lewin, b John T. Williams, b John W. Reynolds. run out F. Savage, b Sutton . • 2 N. Tree. Is John E. Joseph. h Sutton H. Martell. run out S. Pugh. e Bowen, b John G. Davies. run out T. Harry. not out Extras Public ...
... Ouch; Hiram' • van, cheerily auh Mei* goedfab, Bridgend; Detri Sieved, Og- George; Where cosset more va c; N. Dees and W. John, Glyneorrwg, as well as others, and long and down the earth, air, ra y th e y one sad all live, thrive, and dejectedly replied ...
... brood mare, Dewdrop-- 1 .. Mr. Aaron W. Hee,. Aleerearn. Black-brown brood more, Lady Roberts- • Mr. D. Smart. Dun mare, Lady Cardigan'-91ge., Mr. Pillenor, Newport. Dark bay brood mare. Ilywers Hononrabie Lady- ligs.. Mr. Buckner. St. .Igathaw ligs., Mr. ...
... 2 10s., and let at 15s. per week exclusive. The lot was knocked down foe LW. Solicitors; Messrs. W. J. Willieuse Davies, Cardigan. The same evening. at Castle Hotel, Meath, Mr. Herbert A. Darin pot up the semidetached leasehold bungalow. Cart. ref, ...
... followed by two other men—Mr. John Peddle, of Cardigan Terrace, Ogmore Vale, and Mr. F. S. Wylie, of the Boys' Technical School, Bcachley, Chepstow. The last-named swam out, and managed to grasp one of the men by the arms, but be was unable to retain his ...