... Queen Mary's Needlework Guild. St. John Ambulance Association, and the British Red Cross Society for the coming week: Queen Mary's Needlework Guild.—Bed jackets, Kankets, helmets, mufflers, handkerchiefs, jerseys or cardigans, shirts (flannel or flannelette) ...

... granted; Off. 17, Grosvenor Road, from Edwin Bonnsall Henry Fear, granted: Cardigan Arms. King Street, from Rose E. Bailey (deceased). William James Codner, granted: Forgeraan’s 'Arms, Barrow Hoad, from Frederick Wilkins, Elizabeth Price; Standard. Lawrence ...

... LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. RECEIVING ORDERS. William Anemia Gr.fßth, Hones, ' draper and grocer. John iv.cs. former y Grow, near Cardigan, now Penralltfach. Clydey, Pembrokeshire, formerly fanner, no* iaboorer. William Pox. Tvdraw Farm. Port Talbot, out «np ...

... Square, Fembroke, injury to head and face, and fractured leg. Reese Evison, Stanton Lacy, Ludlow, severly crushed arm. John Anderton, Craven Arms, Salop, isternal injuries, and injury to the head. Alfred Atherton Mount Pleasant, Llandrinded Wells, scalp wound ...

... Ambulance took them to the Bristol Royal Infirmary. The ambulance also took to the Infirmary, John Williams (12), Broos Road, Montpelier, who broke his arm when he fell from his bicycle in Fremantle Road, Cot ham. Irene Bush (19), of St. Vincent's Parade ...

... Ttsvwi William*. 17. Brown Street, Maeetec. collier. William John llrifttha. 7. Bridge Street. Cardigan. and lobeceonUt. Reuben Bishop. 4*. Edmond Street. Tylorstoww. Glamorgan, laborer John Dane.. 3. Street, Morristoa. Bwsneee mason. Carl Frederick Benn ...

... Road Mishap-Candidate Resigns arre tt—Miss Madelaine King ai £ e arranged between Mr John Ce Ma delaine King will take rl7 *y in London on Friday, Septemf Ster Fire A,arm oriill Pire Brigade received a call last 0 greengrocer's shop near the trI Uric * T ...

... TRAGEDY OF OVERWORK. Ivor Evans.. Coroner for North Pembrokeshire, held an inquest at St. on John Francis, aged 34, teacher at Newport (Mon.), who met his death in the river Glaniivon' Si, Dogmell's. on Thursday. James E. Owen, accountant, of Chriatchurch ...

... AngelL Inland Revenue, aged 53. BAILET —May 28. at Windsor Villa. 57. Islington Road. F-mthville. Mrs R. E. Bailey, late Cardigan Arms. King Street, passed peacefully away, after long illnesa. BEALE.—May 29. at 14. Eedland Park. Mary, dearly beloved wife ...

... granted; Of, 17, Oro:senor Road, from Edwin Bowmen to Henry Guy Fear. granted; Cardigan Arm, Aim/ Street, from Hose kl. Bailey (do ceaeedl - V William James Cod leer, granted; Arm. Barrow Road, krederick Wilkins to Elisabeth Price; Staadard, Lawrence Hilt ...

... Sweden, and cook on board the s.s. Eddystone, now lying Avonmouth Dock. John Taylor, Libanus Place, Porth. Cardigan, chiet officer the s.s. Eddystone, gave evidence of identification. John Tully, llalsenore, Denmark, a 6eaman employed on the vessel, said that ...

... cleaner, and James McEwan. machine fitter, both aged ami both giving address in Grove. Hammersmith. The clerk, Stephen John Culnane, of .Cardigan Road. Barnes said that just before midnight on June 5 was crossing the common his way home when he saw two men making ...