... Fred Jon., Merthyr; rood solo% ' Mr. Gwilyrn Evans, John Thornse, Walter kin% D. William., and Miss Emery ; violin solo, Mr. Win. Thome.; recitation, Evans sad Mr. Owilym Ermine; and Mr. W. J. JIM:Mk Arms (a native of Fingseeddn) gave an inhibition of ...

... Marched( Wrilimns (stipsallem). -Moroi* for &Memo. out at boa We Works, sad br the allay tram the pollee. Mal to prises for data -John Joe. was mooed r sot En les VI armor. of order .de open him to oqa.nnote Iliegrtio.rste chili. J•oe Haeard.-Defeadeet mid mot ...

... to propaganda or muniunary work, the Rev T. T. Ever, blames Gwent, rpeaking on Our dotter at home; the Rev O. Hugh's., Cardigan, on Our duties abroad; sod the Her J. If. Roger., Aseociation secretary to the Baptist Missionary Society, dwelling specially ...

... privileges' r that of John the Baptist. It waft clear. too, from the Gospel of St. John that Christ, through hie opine, thum who came hint, and it was clear that in the commission in Galilee., Christ referred to a rite already the arm place, baptism preceded ...

... day was hearty, and the anthems rendered by the choir were He Gireth Fond. by Simper and 0 give thanks. by Parry. Miss Grattan singing the solo the former, The services at the Minion C:.urcl. were a. follow:—Thum. day. 15th, evensong and sermon by the ...

... Heetyfelyn Welsh Itaitiort Chapel wore held, the officiation being the Roes. T. Pantie. (lasso. I) It Car. doff, and John Williams, Cardigan. the. president of the Welab Baptist Union. On Monday afternoon the tool the fawn of a remelt to the Toe W. Wtiltsmw ...

... jar of whisky: Miss Price, Ivor Canto. bottle or brandy: Mrs. JOON, Prince Llewellyn, bottle of whisky. Mr. B. loots. Cardigan Arms. bottle i of gawky. Sir J. Davies. grocer. Victoriastreet. of Worm. Mr. noggins. Clarence Hotel. of broody and bans of ...

... who enthemselves to their hearts' content. CONCIRT AND PatIEKTATION. A -.reeking concert was held at this Cardigan Arms Thursday, ?Ist ult. Mr John Davies presiding. and Mr. Ward being the pianist. Messrs itav , d Price. Evan Rees Evans. Mat De!aoey tort ...

... Barry Island, travelling per T.V.R. from Quaker's Yard. Both parties were catered for by Mr. R. E Davie, . Barry bland. Co-on-arms &cirri. -The 56th quarterly meeting of the Workmen's Industrial Co-operatire Society was held on Saturday evening, Mr. Robert ...

... After the ceremony showers of congratulations and confetti were bestowed on the happy pair, who afterwards Ced to St. Dogma], Cardigan, for their e iy ad moon. Sr. DAVID'S CRIIICII.—The members of the Women's Bible (lien had their annual outing on Tueeday ...

... unfdrtunate gentleman rapidly sunk, the end coming at one o'clock on Saturday afternoon, in the presence of his brother, Mr. John Owen, and his two married sisters, Mrs. Morgan and Mrs. Le xis, who had been sent for when a fatal issue was foreseen. The ...

... had not had any training for this feat. He has previously won several long-distance races, including • seven•mile-coons in Cardigan Bay, and has also won two loag-distance races at a recent Aber. dare contest. On Monday afternoon. William Davies. of Nowatreet ...