... Itgal gotirtg. JOHN OWEN EVANS, DECEASED. Punmant to 42nd and 23rd Victoria. Chapter 35. ?Timm IS HEREBY GIVEN that all PERSONS having any CLAIMS against the FATATE of JOHN OWEN EVANS. late of Nona. New Quay. in the County of Cardigan. Gentleman. Deceased ...

... Future. At au aajourned extraordinary meeting of the Cardigan School Board Mr. Evan Griffiths. rate-collector of the SI. Dolmen's portion of the borough. was appointed assistant muter of the Cardigan Board School. A public meeting will be held at the Drillhall ...

... at Winchester House. The proceedings ware private. CARDIGAN COMMERCIAL STEAM PACMET COMPANY. An extraordiaary .-- MeeTing of the shay► holders of the shove company was held In the Galld•ball. Cardigan. to-day, Mr. David, DasMs. Stanley House. presiding ...

... singular attitude. A charge of criminal assault Tad been made by her against John Emmansel, labourer, 4 dl, Llanglfelach-road. She complainant. Hannah Bolton, who bad a baby in her arms. 01111. menced crying when the ease was called, and snared a disinclination ...

... SERIOUS ALLEGATIONS AGAINST A WELSHMAN. CHARGE OF ARTFUL AND WHOLE. SALE THEFTI4 At Crewe nn Thursday John Rem. theatrical agent. Trmfaron. Cardigan. was charged with a acmes of robberies on the and !forth Western Railway. Three charges were investigated ...

... through We left foot. by Yr. He thought tbe arm been mood to trout of the fore when it received the bullet. which reacted the ooderelde of the forearm cod ebbe oat hehlod the elbow. ' Is the Judge. The shut in the arm must hare keen a dangerous nue. The gramme ...

... the undersigned. Percy Edward Cad and John Frederick carrying on as Tobacco end Cigarette Manufacturers and Cigar Merchants at the Colonial-hall. New. street, Cardiff. in the County of Glamorgan, under the style or Arm of Perry E. Cedle and Co. has been ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... —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 ...

... 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 ...

... of Crymmych Station. on the Whitland and Cardigan line. Oanwern. Christehereh. neer Newport. Ron.. for many years the residenee of the late Yr. J. D. Pain, soleitnr, is to be brought to the hammer by Mr. John at the Kins's Head Hotel. Newport, on Wednesday ...