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... disturbance. Maciali Warrington. said he was in the Cooper's Arms with ilelemlant. De. fendant was not sleeping and was perfectly wilier. John Elias Jones. Commins Corgi. mid he was in the Cooper's Arms with the defendant. Defendant was perfectly sober. Was ...
... Mr. T. J. W. Lode-irk, Cardigan, solid brass kettle: Mr. Stanley Jones, Winterbourne Court, near solid silver sugar and cream stand: Misses (iwennie and Maggie Jones, Tanner's Hall. wooden spoons; Mn. Jones. Gowerton, Cardigan. brass fancy clock: Mrs ...
... misapprehension by Picton Jones. He bore no malice whatever against the plaintiff. John Evans. Blaenbidernyn, Margaretta Jones, Penearreg, Dr Thomas. Llanybyther, Constable Johns, Pencader, Sergeant Berries, Newcastle Emlyn gave evidence in support of the defence ...
... Mrs. J 'H. Edwards, Aberystwyth, cheque- ' Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd, National Provincial Bank, silver fruit dish; Mr. and Mrs. John Cardigan, (cousin), pair of pictures; Mr. and Mrs. Evans, London Howie, hemstitched linen table cloth; Miss Bees, grocer, Lloyd ...
... Atelier, Ilytle, Kent. Protons!. In the Cardigan Union Workhouse Boardroom, a photo of Mr 11. Rees, chairman of the Board, framed in ouk, has recently been 1 g over the mantel-piece. Cardigan Bagged -School.- The Cardigan- Aire Nevelleetirk Guild has sent to ...
... CARDIGAN Departure of the Rev. 0. K. Owen.—Laall Wednesday, the sale of the Rev. Mr. Owens's tavola took place prior to his leaving to take , charge of a Welsh Congregational Church in Liverpool. lie has laboured successfully at' Glandwr and district ...
... MR. J. P. VAUGHAN PRISE, BWL('H- Ifl'l'H.tN. The will. dated April 7th. 1896, with ta• of Mr John Pugh Vaughan Pry.c, J.P. and D.L. for Carmarthen and Cardigan. of Halchloychun, who died on October 24th, aged eighty-five, has been proved by his son, Julm ...
... Speech, and John Stuart Mill's work en liberty. Mr. Rees UAW' eiseitetisms and explained Mr. Morley's chain of Freehling, concluding with a synopsis of what was meant by the two kinds of compromise, legitimate and illegitimate. Mr. John Evans (president) ...
... second service contingent of the Cardigan Volunteers last week received their • .la of four bars each. • I Appointment. Last. week, the Ltnllty .$ roar*l of Otiartlians appointed Dr. Niorris assistant. to Dr. Stephen, Cardigan, ne-dieal officers and public ...
... CARDIGAN. . . . Mirk's& Mamie@ el the tAwarailLMINT hi & t i =kir 4 Now and ter Ihdpit.—Tha gglail at 81.. Mary's arm the Paw. LtT. M. 41 at his reammirr Yr. ilhana ka zt as carats at St. 1; to the at of the -- Climidar, brother of 16% AL Claagher. of ...
... nominating the following had been put in :—Mr Samuel G. Adams, - St. Mary-street; Mr John Evans, Board School House. Pendre; and Mr H. F. Davies, Feidrfair. Mr John Evans withdrew, and a contest avoided, Meson Adams and Davies being elected auditors. ...