... of Cluristle, 'Eeql) viz.:- ' tp 'Two' carved black oak cabinets, black carved hI oak hight -back arm-chair dated 1659; black oak E carved high pack arm chair tao sall black E its oak tteels, (arved oak chest' ancient' rose- I ci- wood cabinet, ancient ...

... 12 W rak-, Mahe Himself Useful goddae i cc; David Lewis, Whost Sheat, Aberdula.215 0 J P1 N R Boots I ?? Hed Bo,- ily. ?? Arms Hotel Swansea. 215 9 ( n~ATD respectable Mon as Bot; od e in IV-renvaes-,A~ply Dow ?? ' Fie ?? EDIB at once, a Secocnd HalPotrtoie ...

... Lenrith-road, Cranton, ren; Cardiff. 1953P20 ?? ~of 5a00 IV ~ ~ Pait h an Vamp Well.- C .State refereroes, salary required to John Howells, Belle Viue Hotel, 'TLroeslyrhiw, Merthyr. 2284r24 OAH uto Academy, 63. epr-od -ud fVA ?? 20 years; all pupis examcined ...

... _ 2734PZ7 `_ err, WO1 D da lan c bak;r; Iritcheumoirt 6 v ?? age, wages,.referenIces, Mrs. P'iotoe; Evans, Tfreforgant, Cardigan.t 9700II2 Pe te '1 -A-NTED, good Cook aNoEnePrlumi- f wer . paly, aftr tix ?? uhs9 St. .2 Anrwsceen, adf, -29u2__ shy IN ...

... 1 A7ANFTLD, good Plain Cook; bakihg; kitehesmaid V .kett.-State age, wages, referen.ces, Mrs. Pieton 0 Evans, Treforgan, Cardigan, 1-?TANTED, good Cook; aso ~House-Parlourmaid?- .VV Apply, after six o'clock, Mrs. Hughes, 6. St. Andrew's-crescent, Cardiff ...

... by way C of the Hall to the War Office, where there 'was more patriotic singinz. On the way they s peassed Major-general Sir John MtNeill. V.V., one of the Queein's equerries, and cheered him 9' loudly. Their further rutta was via Piccedilly f to 4, Ca ...

... a, Barcelona, coal. Specdwvell, s, H Havre, coal. ENTERED OITWAIIRDS.-93'arcl 19. , Coestantinlopl or Zea, Tockwith, S, B, Johns, 1,305, Maclean, Dotaghty & Co. . St. Malo, Rochefort, i, B, Brown, 443, J. T. Duu. can. & Co. lHonileur, Chas, Mitchell, s ...

... lived with a man named Phoenis, at 24, Peel-street, Cardiff. On the evening of the date in question, she went round to the Cardigan Arms for a jug of beer. There she met prisoner, who insulted her and slapped her in the face without provocation. When she got ...

... each place visited, and called upon them to deliver up their arms and return home, otherwise they would be taken prisoners, The hurghers chose the former course, and the lbusiness of receiving arms has been pro- ceeding all day. The Australians found kind ...

... immediately, thoroughly eslicrieneed t V Bitchenmaid; must have good references.-Mrs. - Moran-ltichardson, Noyadd W ilym, Cardigan. 31686 4 e NTFD immediately, good Kitchennicid and ex- th h perienced Housemaid-Waitress for High-class vi Boarding-house ...

... immediately, :- thoroughly experienced ri . itchenmaid; must have good referenoes.-Mr6s. Morgan-Richardson, Noyadd Wilym, Cardigan. 3:16s6 e a7ANTED immediatly, good Kitchenmaid and ex. a Yv r perionced Housemaid-Waitress for High-c;ass Boarding-house ...

... Cardiff. 448s4 Cil ;TANTED, Young Lady Pianiste, and to Assist ip - IV'8 the Holse; good rcference.-Mrs. Howrells, Farmers' Arms, Macateg. 154e4 ctI 7,R:ne.Yllnei Oiv Eggmet o his IfIigb-clias - Entertainment of ,ew and Original b Magical Problems and ...