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... t was fined 5s and costs. Licensing.—The licence of the Shipwright Arms was transferred to Simon Jen. kiwi, the licence of the Lamb Inn to Mary A Thomas, and the Eagle Inn to Mr John Vaughan Nasal Catarrh and Asthma THEM COMPLETE HOME CURE. Post Free ...
... 151ALLION Sir John Danegclt Will attend next week as follow/51:— N Monday—Gogercidaut Arms. kbydlewis. Tuesday—Llunartb. Temple Bar. Wednesday —Lesupeter. Llanybyther. Thurtulay—Pencader. I.landy•sul. Triday—Newcastie Noyadd Cross. Saturday—Cardigan. For particulars ...
... LOCAL NEWS. The Rev. 1.. Macphail, of Grattan, North. amptonshirs, ham accepted the call to the pastorate of the Thorneby Baptist Church. Ada Craw 06), 37, Kingman-street, was at Middlesbrough. today, bound over to be of good behaviour on a &Argo of having ...
... Ruabon. Lloyd, Liverpool. Mr Grattan, Rhyl. Mr Porter, Malvern. 'Mr Yorath, Talybont-on-Usk. Mr Davies, Amanford. Mr and Mrs G R Roberts, Liverpool. ' Dr Stephens and chauffeur, Cardigan. Mr Stephens, Cardigan. • I Mr James, Cardigan. ' Mr Evans, Llandilo. ...
... and nine a.m., while driving horse and car aoro&s Grattan Bridge a horse yoked to a lorry proceeding along the quay; that he (defendant) pulled np. and after starting the horse again a cyclist, Mr. John M 4 Walter, came along behind the lorry and came ...
... the Mr. Kde«£ rillor TbeobaW. and the late Mr. Jnlv a bve-eWtioo caused the i. Aid, AUi™.. W r JOHN 9AUSBY, OF BIROWELL. The ocnirred Saturday hi» of Mr. John N*«*hy. rdwcll. illnen*. The gentleman, who of nre. horn for onward* of half r Ihr «mplov M«-9r ...
... Made Easy.— The third edition of Lieut. Col. S. T. B-inniug’s work. (Gale and Poldeu, 4s. Cd. net.) Hart’s Annual Army List (John Murray, 21s.).—The sixty-eighth volume of thit valuable work of reference. May Reviews and Magazines. Blackwood and Nineteenth ...
... vice-chair-11411: John Harriet, treasurer; W. J. Willis hoe reervitery; J. R. 3 , nes, Pvan Davies, Morrk Rees, John Jones, John Johne, Thema% Her. D. Jones. Prank Porvett. DIM'S, members of the The writing desk the inerription: Presented to ...
... go through the. street. Witness then went to the Cardiff Arms. but failed to get an answer at. either door, end both bask and front were looked. At 10.13 p.m, he again visited the Cardiff Arms, and saw the defendant and asked him on what dition ho .•uppllied ...
... presided. The artistes were Mr (B T Jones, Cilgerran (bass), as King John; Mr Richard lhomas, Llanelly (tenor, London and Provincial ooneerts), Stephen Langton; and Miss Edith Morris, Cardigan (soprano) as Justice (personified), who rendered the solos, ...
... have a drink, and they went through the Lamb and Flag Yard, where she, at his request, took hie arm. They went into Alfredetreet, and be suddenly snatched his arm away and said, I can't stop because the Proctors are cocaine She ran into Alfred-lane to escape ...
... K. J. Meredith to Brenda V. K Cox, PAYNE 3th, at St Mark’s Church, North d. by the Rev. A. J. May, M. A., Sidney, se on of John William Payne. la ate ship's s stew ae to Eva Emma, youngest daughter of Mr. Matthews, of H.AL Dockyard (both of Ports:nouth) ...