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... and Mrs R. W. Jones, Gersten; Mr and Mrs John Powell, Llandrindod; Miss Winifred Lewis, Senglienydd; Mr David Jenkins, Mus.Bac., Mr John Thomas, filanwrtyd; Mr Benjamin Evans, J.P.. l.lanfair Grange; Mr Tom John, M.A., Llwynypia; Mr M. 'l'. Morris, J.l' ...
... A Strickes WNsiusaa. STRANGE STORY FROM HEBRON. At Hebron, near where the borders of Carmarthen, Pembroke and Cardigan meet, one might well imagine that the secret of perrenial youth is to be found. The air is fresh sid invigorating from the surrounding ...
... for England and Wales in 1718. 11d. Here Barry is as high as London, both being 2225. Id. ! Merthyr Tydfil is 210 e. 9d., Cardigan 201 s. 1 0d., and Radnor 20059 d. Other high figures in Wales are 'Aberdare at 216 e. 11d. and Mountain 'Ash at 218 e 6d ...
... Removing Sheep Without POl.ll roURT EEDLNGS AT BRIX:ON. I)Nvid Llod.of ILlanlair, and John Jones, Lledrod Tregarou. Cardigan. were jointly charged 'kith unlatoully moving out el a nimpubiory dipping area. to wit, Merit,- artlishire, Montgomeryshire. and ...
... a reply, but if he were able to set before them some policy perhaps it would be effective. A committee consisting of Messrs John L. Davies, S. M. Bligh, 0. W. Davies and the secretary was appointed to meet members of other upland branches on this matter ...
... Found. LOST in Brecon on December 21st, 1920, two black-faced Lambs, pitch mark M on near shoulder and wool clipped off rump. John Powell, c/o Eastmans, Brecon. To Let an wanted. WANTED in Brecon in a central position Unfurnished Rooms. Apply—quoting terms—Box ...
... —Messrs. John George and D. Davies, C.C., Dolaucwerchyr, as deacons of the church to which Mr. James belonged. expressed their regret at losing a staunch and hard-working member, and wished him well in his new district.—Mr. Sam Jones, Trebedw, and John y Gwas ...
... Barracks. Dublin. where the battalion is quartered, anal the Rev. K. L. Bevan. vicar of Brecon. and the churchwardens of S. John's, immediately agreed to accept their custody. Although only a few day's notice was given, the Vicar wade preparation fot hulling ...
... till she is 25. In • London contemporary recently Lady Cardigan advised women never to marry too young. Now Mrs Stannard, the novelist, known as John Strange Winter, writes: — Can Lady Cardigan, or even a champion tennis player, goon better than Nature ...
... Millwyn Duggan (Knighton), F. C. Temple (Newbridge-on-Wye), John Duggan Hughes (Llandrindod Wells), R. T. Heeling, J. Campbell, J. Ward, Wm. Powell (Carneddau), J. Davies (Willows), John James John Jones (Station house), B. Evans R. Witliatus, J. Thomas (Penwain) ...
... David’s Welsh Charch, and 6 p.m. English Wesleyan, 10.45 8. 6.30 p.m. Primitive Methodist, 10.45 2. 6.30 p.m. THE CALL TO ARM MONTGOMERYSHIRES AT WYNNST SANCTION GRANTED. 5 The War Office has sanctioned the rsis Lieut-Col Sir Watkin Williams-Wynn, Barh ...
... MT —r I per gas. DM+ THE FLORA OF CARDIGAN. THE BLOWERS OF THE SEASIDE. The Samphire (Crithmum maritum) grows on the rocks, near the Mount, above sea level. It also grows on the Gwbert, rocks, according to the testimony of Mr. D. Morris, J.P., who is ...