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... inquest was held at Blaenporth, Cardigan- shire, on Monday. While a wedding party was going to church at Blaenporth on Saturday Miss Har- ries, the bridegroom’s sister, was fatally shot from the roadside, and Evan John Jones, a ‘ahourer, who fired the ...
... certificates. Lady Grcehwood, the aunt of Mr. John Araery, telephoned ftom Devonshire the Press Association to-day and emphasised that she did not interfere in the intended wedding yesterday between Mr. John Amery and Miss Una Eveline Wing, 22-year-old ...
... George's Jubilee Trust. Sir Nicholas Grattan- Doyle, M.P., presided and there would be about 100 present. Commander Adams, who represented the Prince of Wales, told us what the Trust out to do, and other speakers were Sir- John Simon, Lord Eustace Percy, Mr ...
... We OSPITAL TE There were more than 20 sacks of Army overcoats, khaki trousers, blankets, sleep- ing caps, cardigans jackets, and Army boots on view at ihe Bath Police Court on day, when four ex-orderlies at Bath War Hospital were charged with theft. Many ...
... Lincoln. “IT believe so; but I only know them be — = = = cause they were ihe two ladies who mistook me for the Other John Smith.” A touch on my arm and a whisper in my | ear aroused me irem a reverie of Thich’ IT Kad been entrapped. The | from the inside SS ...
... House Police Court on Saturday. There were charges to be heard. Mr. Daniel Jones, of Cardigan, engineer the ketch Rosetta, got entangled in the machinery while in Cardigan Bay, and his legs were severed. was transferred the Pwllheli fishing boat Redwing ...
... stolen. Prisoner eaded not guilty. Mr. W. H. Gane (Bosten) appeared for the prosecuter.—Edward Evans, mana: of the Bricklayers’ Arms, Leake, that on the 19th August prisoner cut the piece ftom a large ‘fliteh that was hung in the kitchen. On accusing prisoner ...
... SO WHAT 7 DESTROYER PLAQUE TT was a happy thought to use ' ■ cathedral oak lor making the presentation plaque of the city arms which is to be given to H.M.S. Wrangler, the destroyer adopted Lincoln as the outcome ol Warship Week. The fact that it is ...
... own welfare, to those terms which now less look. “Why should « use, if you de not, ze others yon will never enjoy. Fraulein Grattan you wil! never marry,” he answered solemnly. “Oh, I am not afraid that my new friends will fai] to keep their bargain. They ...
... noble ermed against every other noble, and the Kisteddfod met in Cardigan, not to give the laurels to the nren of the sword but to honour peace aud poetry. They met not to praise nations in arms bat to acclaim the students cmong the people. At t he | t moment ...
... month hy a public demonstration, which will probably be addressed by the seceding mem- bers of the Imsh party, Sir Thomas Grattan Esmond=. M.P., and Mr. C. Dolan, M.P., and story writer. by Mr. Senmas MacManus, the well-known Trish THE FUNGUS POISONING ...
... gentleman wishes to speak to Mr. John Smith,’ said the wailer who answered the call. As J walked towards the instrnoment I knew the tention ol the iwo spies was intently fixed upon me. “ Hope you are all right, M John*’ the weil-kp n voice oi my end Vano ...