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... PILELIMINAHY IMPORTANT SALE OF FREEHOLD PROPERTY IN CARDIGAN. Mr John Evans Will offer for dale by Public Auction at the Angel Hotel. Cardigan, on 'Thursday, the 14th day of Sept.., 190.3, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, I wenty-tour DWELLING HOUSES AND ...
... CREW OF THE GRAFTON. Ilatainaliona, Tuesday, Sept. The crew of the steamer John Grattan, which with a cargo of arms and aminsat. tint' was wrecked a Jakobstad (Finland). and was blown up. hare landed in two boats., one p oe ts near natant, in Sweden, ...
... Farm,” &c. Illustrated in Colour GEORGE -WRIGHT. Crown Bvo, ss. THE RECKONiNQ. By ROBERT W. CHAriBERS, Author of Cardigan,” The Maid at Arms. ™ A Ion? romantic story of revolutionary times in New York. This work contiaues the senes iu e wi THE COLONEL’S ...
... THE COMING OF THE TIDE Author •• Daphne,' hr.._ THIS DAY. A Novel by the Author of Cardigan, The Maid at Arms. THE RECKONING. By THE RECKONING. R. W. CHAMBERS. MISS MARIE OORELLIPS Latest book is FREE OPINIONS Freely Itxpressed. It is obtainable at ...
... Methodist chapel, and among those also present were the Rev. Cheeseman, Mr. R. Green, Mr. B. Johnson, Dr. Grattan Guinness, Mr. H. C. Cooke, Mr. John Alexander, Dr. Baker, and a host of visitors and strangers.| The Chairman said his first duty was a light ...
... impending retirement or Inspector Denis interim from time Police Force. During the thirteen years lie has been Matto:n.4l at Cardigan he has established for himself a popularity which speaks volumes for his tact and unvarying courtesy. joined the Force in ...
... Blyth, Sir John and Lady Arnott, Sir Richard and Lady Sankey, Count and Countess Markievics, Sir John and Lcs,dy Nutting, Lady and Miss Chainbalain, Lady Maria Ponsonby, and the Misses Ponsonby, Miss Wrench, Sir Arthur Vicars (Ulster King of Arms), Mr. H ...
... ip sod opeoial John Thomson, Attonburn; 2 James Anderson; 3 lease Dagg ; l George Storrie. Cocklawloot. Bwe lamb—l John Thomson ; 2 and 3 John Donn, Kelsooleugh. Swe, tinted esoept for • month in spring on old gram only-1 ■nd sal John Duno; 2 Wm Dann ...
... between Abuts' and lentredi was damaged and the sir- Via iMerrepted. CASH OF THE JOHN GRAFTON. A Ifeleingfon message says that the crew of the John Grattan, which with • cargo of arms and ammunition was writhed of Jakobstad (Finland). and woe blown wp, hen landed ...
... Road. Just the churchyard wall. Owen Evans, tho County Council roadman, was at work, and with him was the little son of Mr. John Lloyd. The carriage dashed Into the roadman’s barrow, dragged a few yards, then overturned and broke it. Tho shock throw Morris ...
... Metho. moeting which was held in t were dist cha the Rev. Cheeseman and among those R. Green, Mr Johnson, Dr. Grattan Guinness Cooke, Mr. John Alexander, Baker, and a host of visitors and stra The Chairman eaid h is fret duty was a light with bim and those ...
... prinapally of the 'lee wbont Is awn in the amt.. sr John lets under a Irene •hwh will tie Pod, at Ilea L.W. the Lannert 4.1 ratan, taste,. And .111•5 the MA. ma-Marge tar 1.4 5111 6' In • .4 Mary rad ',arm* arpt.,rel) AL en,. rent. amounting . to C 2 The ...