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... Thontsmon) tor Mr. John Sankey was shout to for the rrepoodent, when hi. Moen., notirtud file lame number of ladle. Us* court. had them aLI sent out of court. h. rewlarted - and pat a constable at earth door. (Laughter.) Mr. John Basig .std that the ...

... borates of Newport, SECOND SCHEDULE. ALIAS MARINO TOMS SEPARATE AREAS. 1. Area 00mpridoe the of Breco, Cardigan, Carmarthen. Pembroke. And Radnor. 2. An Arm the adze/MA.49n of Olamorimit Um boron.* of Aheratoo rad Carrbraiga; and cum the tam boroughs of and ...

... DEATH WHILE IN DRINK. Hereford as Wrdoreder the taunting the girth rredirrielt John Lambert, V. butcher** of X. The widows* use that Lams bort and r companion arm ',seated to beer .nd wise*: by Ur. Carideo. end the drink overcame thee, late at neat ;07i ...

... at the inquest on the body of John Fitzgerald, who fell from the cede into the sump at Oisineyson Colliery, Penrbiwoeiber. (Page 8.) WELSH NAVAL RESERVE. THE ADMIRALTY ADHERE TO THE FORMER DECISION. lIVITERIES AT CARDIGAN AND TENBY DOOMED. At the &Awl ...

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... promated. Ma Mr. W. J. William Cardigan, for the Jobe I °Maths the arm (mid 'MM. and being a denim eonsienna against Griffiths. be ma gnat sad eons, and Thomas and mite Thomas Theme meson and &homer, The Gate. LleobsTd. end John Jenkine. Tent. View, pleaded ...

... Blackwood, Mrs. Walter, Blackwood; Mr. Nonni., D. Price, architect. Arnie& Mr. John Jones. *retied, Rev. H. A. Jeremy. Methodist minister. Blackwood: Rev. John Jenkins. minister, Armed: Dr. Bowel) T. tram. Blackwood; Mrs. Jonew Herne. Arpoed: Mrs. Poch. Pm: ...

... Vol. 7) retains an drown Radar Sastre, whom and the well. known Mr John Pryon, of Newtown, eotywtrd after the death of one of bin wra, the hope of rantoring her to lifer A rani bar John is Mentioned in the following eatrart.-- At the dawn the nineteenth ...

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... that 'h. of both pork t.treatad Met °Ply la that the permit. will in buth the teachers. past of the Wet.h Board ars hearty armed. a Is Giese, from the of 19:6.. Eland by the IW Yr. HastphrepeOters. the ?Award the l the opinion of the bard. the mama aboald ...

... '7 Thomas H D. R. Hann T. Edgar Bator. H. Morctry v. G. OLAIIORGAN MONTHLY Played . 6 down II 7 /dm L. (Moon GOI.P AT CARDIGAN Although c now a ninabole golf coarse an I untnedtaiely overtdont, the hay. to or 'the more ardent golfer , . think that ...