... signs by whieh we are permitted to enter upon the new century. Contributions may be sent • ether to the hon. treasurer. Mr. John Dort. J.P.. Bate Docks, or to myscif.—l am. ier.. G. PERCY THOMAS, 170. Newport-road. Divehi. Jan. 3. TUBERCULOSIS AND PURE ...

... after six O'clock on Monday =rola more deaths from cold the day. A woman with • arms fell Ingenelble In the Vincennes. and will probably The child. protected by bar arms. no injury. walking along the canal bank w* I•.y congestion of the brain. and water ...

... aged MI. M Vrbitley Wood. Weedier. RI. aired 82. lira, him. T. Drape dually are Waive and it le said Praetorian bee Tear. John •' white Corerninn Arednewlay, t ion proceeds . Grammar . .£442.0. nririnanium L:andilm appealed allowasme Mrs. D prime allowed ...

... litho Volunteers and V.B. Welihl. Las volunteered for service Beath arra. CARDIGAN. It was not until Thursday that any Arial intimation of the call for volunteers reached Cardigan. and then from Captain Toeing. adjutant, of the Pembrokeshire battalion. ...

... impartties.—Prank if. Perkins. F.C.8.. Public Analyst. Exeter. 70737-2 Mr. Ivor Evans. the Cardigan coroner, held an inquest 'on. Saturday in reference to tho death John Evans. w railway packer. living at. Evans was ran over at Maenclochog Station on Wednesday ...

... painful incident occurred at the Frani:in Collieries, Pontecontruer. on Monday. John Maddock. who ass employed at the crashing engine. sustaining a fracture of s, leg snd an arm. The sleeve o hap coat became entangled in the machinery. At Ncath County Pollee-mart ...

... mans nest in order, and then an infantry detachment from the. flonoarah:o Artillery Company. Represcntatives of the Indian Arm) follow the artillery, and behind them no lees than tic ramp:tales of Infantry of the line. The four regiments of Foot Guards ...

... sensate' oat. aw eau tell tbi. when does that!' GAZETTE NEWS. ACTS. AND 1110— RECEIVES° ORDERS. Joseph Rena di. Rieratreet. Cardigan. Thema@ Williams. Abartillery. aad 99. Blunt, botcher PARTERESHIP DIMOLYRD Thnothy Edward Whitler and [anthem Gibbs trading ...

... 214. Hartle. 53a Id cash and month. Cleveland idle-idler,. root and Wharaon 21s 6d. and Wharneliffe 46a mmeth. Cumberland Arm—email bust. Since Frday 4.5 cargoes halo been new done at 57s 100 month; buyers. 57e reported arrived In the Thames. In the ...

... efileiently the Denies of the Office ao eet out T reALEB JOHN, DECEASED, that is claimed for them. thee, their . . ~ . Au Rice Williams olotepti Hayward and ELION sad noßtwr,_ et 6 single and 2 arm-chairs, notile eft. side. MORTA NT OP IraT NOCE 0 BUILDERs ...

... FROM THE DISTRICT 'bp femora/ of Yrs. Blihsr. tbo Cardigan enteaarian. took place on Saturday. A man named John Browning. of the Railye, Inn. Pwiliuntraa sun his death at the new colliery workings near Liangynwsd Station on Pridag. A eabkmram has been ...

... present as to the hidedon of the arms of Wales la the loyal Standard, it is interesting to note that Dr. Henry Owen, of Poyeton. by of the Dean and Chapter, placed is the First Curial Stall in David's Cathedral the arms of the Welsh Royal Soave la ima ...