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... David Arthur Fox. Carmarthen—Messrs. John Francis and Bon. Dolfallt—Mr. David Thomas. Carnant—Mr. Rees Davies, Brynteg. Llandile—Mr. W. D. Jenkins, George Streak Llandovery—Mr. Thomas Phillips. Llanstephan—Mr. John Morgan. Llanybyther—Mr. David Thomas ...
... Evans, Date Inn, Liandilo; Mr. John James. Dyffryn, Mr. John Jones; Comb farm, Llangunnock; Mr. Walter Johns, Penygar, Llandingat; Mr. David Jones, College-street, Ammanford; Mr .James H. Lewis, Lianllwne, Llangan-East; Mr. John Lloyd, Saw Mill, Llandebie; ...
... Mountain Ash, sued Anne Rhoda Thomas, as ad- ministratrix of the late John Thomas, boot and shoe maker, of Llandilo, for 175., being train fares and expenses incurred on behalf of the late John Thomas. Mr. Levet-Fraser (instructed by Mr. Herbert I George, Mountain ...
... Lotto Davies, Cardigan—Afternoon teacloth. Miss M. L. Davies, Cardigan—Toih.t set. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis, Pontardulais—Cheque. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Lewis. Cwmcoch—Cutlery. Mrs. E. Jones, Tycroes—Table linen. Mrs. Davies, Tycroes—Towels. Mr. John Davies. Tycr ...
... religious teaching in all their school*. Fier. T. Mason Jones--We have already done what Principal Bebb refers to in the case of Cardigan School. Mr. Lima Jones said that he had on ptertious occasions championed the claims of non-provided school teachers. Mr ...
... of prepaynoset the at WORKS LTD . HIGH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, Meals of the Wanted Usu. I be nude by POSTAL ORDER end aocon A. ARM•RTHEN. the order. Stamps will NM be the Or Three Sts • LORD BISHOP OF ST. DAVID'S. Lady R. Insertion Insertions. Insertions ...
... Assembly Rooms. DiaJonea for the defence, con- John. The Mayoress (Mrs. Win. '!'hennas) was Linsite Ityley's popular comedy, Jed- oompleinant's own evidence de- presented with a bouquet by Mrs. James John. union' The caste was an admirable one, wife at ...
... 1907. As Ma. Aram Cs lord chancellor right on • point of law at their barely eeffielent lho env.. 'h. rest of oven trro Cardigan. John Walter Pritshard. Solicitor, Latter apply to Co., weeks ' distribution_ nether help 140th New Yon Voluuteers dung Llandilo ...
... among wage-earners. ,„Among those who have suffered is Mr. John Smith, of 286, York Road, Leeds, who states. I had been wcrk• ing very hard for some time and not giving proper time to my DLL JOHN SkITH !nests. Soon I began to dislike food; to eat seemed ...
... father, John Davies, as a boy worked on the Marsh at Honeyoorse; and on seeing • press gang approaching, ho struck off for Carmarthen, where he joined the 81st Foot. lie served with the Army until a six-pound shot at Maida put an end to one arm, and his ...
... J. Williams, Cardigan, for New Inn; Ms James Jones, Newcastle-Emlyn, for Penrhiwllan, Sir Marteine Lloyd, Mr Fitzwilliams, and Mr Lloyd Williams. the owners, respectively, watched the care of Cross Road, Y. Vilgwyn Arms and Gwernant Arms. The police gave ...
... bred at Nantl-ci. There arc now on a farm in the neighbourhood of Cardigan, four horses, whose united ages amount to DC years; they were all bred on and have never been off the farm. Cardigan ball on Thursday last, was, as we expected, extremely well attended ...