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... LA'''' Pint all, year's obit.. - triage - DEFENDANT FOR defeat le a fit of temper, remelted a s She Imam of gone Mr. 0i Mr John Hodge, writing in the YARLY TRIAL. bottle and threw it on the Om through and thee to that Hardie. owing to the the told bite ...

... ENV K.C.'S. The Lei hae approved.oa the recommendation the Load Chancellor, of lite arms of the Mine =nen tor oapointerot to the rook E. Oneseact, !Memel latitknet. Mr John R. Paget. Will J. 0. 3alet 0. Roue, Arthur Powell. Ernest Meow. Carries M Lash, Hobert ...

... Williamson, Roberts. Guernsey. Twn Brothers. Wright. Binh. bridge. Janette, Doyle, Dublin. Mouse, Ewes, Cardigan. Margaret acid Ann, Barry. Cardigan. Bessie Clark, Clark, Barnstaple. Lenora, Chichester. Barn. staple. Elizabeth, Cope, Werino. Ltd, fielding ...

... Thoreau of Bradtoed. groom and fir. Bamael Osman Kr. Jaime Cttarlee. ICI. JOHN LLOYD Administration of this of Hr. John Lloyd Lewis, of 96. Anthill-ma& Dam. aad of atorayron. Cardigan. who died ow this Mk at January lan. has been rewind to widow. Hot Jane ...

... TESTIMONIAL TO REV. JOHN REES, TIMADOWEN. A very interesting gathering of the parishioners of Tetraden took place on raturd•r evenmg at Ash Hall. the residence Mr. F.. Tudor oven, the occasion hem( that of preeenting the Rev. John Rees, the vicar and ...

... graduates of Wales and master of Balliol, I as well known, the brother of the late Bev. I John Caird, principal and vice-channallor of the University of Glasgow. John Caird, at Ant professor of theology at the University of Glasgow. wee appointed to the ...

... tronglv denreesting the conduct el certain guardians in Cardigan who desired to have a hat published of welltn-do people who had been vaccinated free of charge. (Page 9.) At Barry Dock on Friday John Jenkins, tipper, was killed while working at a coal-tip ...

... in 1901. (Page 3.) Sir John Jenkins was taken seriously ill on Saturday at hie office at the Metal Ezehange. i4wansea. Ho wa s a pp a r en tly well when he drove to the °Are, but shortly afterwards he had a fainting Et. Sir John wee medically attended ...

... Balla and Mr. T. Jenkins. Fellnfoel; prise-bags. Mrs. W. Y. Nall!. Mrs. D. John. and Mrs. Martin John, relintoel: antimaerianars. Mn. D. Prowl., Mrs. John Lewis. and Mos John. Pelinfoel; knitting, Mrs. (Rev.) Daniel Davies. Polintoel. In the evening a ...

... —Jona Nairn. Tid. cram. AWN. W. or would wit M. Canton. N Le, 11111. swam* a alma: trade; mated if maned —11.217 T. J. W. Cardigan LM. Apply J. • •kWd U. ear• to LA. trot wood Goof. a Cum* Wet —not area ano Wave a. Nlwit. or rte.. of II 144 g. .1.4 tall ...

... George Heritage, gardener. 45. Manahan street, Penarth, an eye-witness of the acci. dent. said he was near the Clive Arms Hotel, In John-street. about half-poet five nn Thom day afternoon. Some barrels of beer had teen discharged from the Tan, when the ...