... Belfastl Westblury. a, '380 Coal, Viviall & Sons; 25 hunrikers. WVII. R.t'rrgan Newv Quav (Cardig-ai:), J-ohn James, 48 coal, S. * and J. Hil! Cardigan, Mouae, 70 ecal, S. & J. THill Drogheda, Clara. 150 coal, Shepherd & Co. Manchester. Voltaic, s, general ...

... itiog-rarism, kitlchn, Ore.; formerly gentle-3 finals seat; ehrisrscgly aiticeted on Cardigan Baly;I As ?? in grounoci..tkpPIY.as' Jones, 1Pentriaaf, . [S; Aherportbc, Ca;rdigan, \tniesl. 4996h31 I _t barin; odRatsideere,.Ms S5.--l.Weky gl- ?? Ambuclerey, -sm ...

... Atrgast in small, lovely renasirla village on tlio Cardigan Bay; tao sitting and threa bed Irr ~.Iroonto; nafo bulrting ano line stands; grieit and salo.led r ?? Jones. Brigyd an, Tre~sith,_Cardigan. 1676026 loll la, ?? Alrartmentrrs; good coak- erieu ...

... (uisenne Corvija. R. Ohottonel. Altifers. Anclica Aceamn, R (Rlavenna.) Genoa. Glen- arm Head, s (Auld), Montreal. IMPOUlTS COASTNWUSE-.-nue 22. Chicjester, Cardigan. 160 tons wheat, Weaver Chatharn, Mary WVilkinsou, 270 tons sleel scrap,, order EXPORTS ...

... advocate, lies bero it holding meetings at Cardigan and St. Dog- si nell's. OCe evening he is said to have made b a personal attack upon Mr, David Davies, o chairman of tlic Swansea Old Brewery and ri the Cardigan Bonded Stores Companuy, Mr. Davies has beon ...

... and P'art August in 'ouil, lovely seaside~ village on the Cardigan Baoy; two sitting arid three bed ronnas; odle ?? on% line aredod quiet and select.-81 'Apply Jones, Brieydon, Trosaith, Cardigan. 1675o26 P NAT>Wl-unnsdApartments; good cook- Vii P* tini ...

... Davies, David Duncan, John Prancis, Richard to ~\tH y GUY. W. H. IHarris, IV. Hedley Hoop0er, Albert O sie Eruest Howell, Joshn Marshall, John Lewis ike Prager, Edwsa.rsl Roes, Joen Augustus Sant, ?? I ue S. Shipton, Atbert Shepherd, John Thomas, and i 'he ...

... attention of the nineteentls-century pilgrims. The situation of Aberdaron, at the1. northern point of -the. crescent-shape Cardigan Bay, is not unlike that ?? St. David's at its southern corner. It hast all the old-world character and associa- tions; of ...

... gristlenean's Beat; CharIngl119Y situated on Cardigan Bay; 20o, Brid s- tennis, croquet; bathing place; line ruds vacant eunit Bd sod of Auegeat.-A.tpply Mrs. Jones, P~enarisef, Aber- town; _180 u, porth, Cardigan, Wales. 3346a16 _ WE.-Furnjebed Honses or ...

... Jones, Dridgend.. 97 55 152 1 t Sergeaint J. Sillery, Wrexham ?? 65 132 I-Sergeant T6. ?? 89 61 350 t Scrgearit Tomi Lop-is, Cardigan. '91 58 159 h T'o-morrowv's eusapetitions will include the hi ioptilar cnetest for, the Chimi Cap, whtich. is1 cotaflusit ...

... dredger it was decided.to purchase a hopper barge. A labourer named John Jenkins, of 52, Mill- road. Cardiff. fell front the top -of a load of bay at Canton and fractured one of his arms. Ee was Eent to the infirmary, where he was detained. To-morrow ( ...

... Harries, and ir Morgan Morgans, of the Royal Cardigan Artil. , lery, who are at present in camp at South Hook, Milford Haven, were brought up in custody at Aberystwith Police-station on ?? (before Mr. John Lewis) charged with - being absentees from their ...