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... appropriate sermon. The follow:ng couneillors were pre sent in addition to )the Mayor (Mr. John Evans):*Akiermen A. Cbsigher, J. Daniel; C'euncilori E. Bowen, ex-mayor, John Davies, E. Cetvdig Evans, D. Ladd Davies, and R. W. Picton Evans. Drunk.*At the Guildhall ...
... Cardigan Council Elections OLD I! - O\i DLiktTUJ. Polling day for the municipal electioe at. Cardigan 11 LS a time ot genital excitement, commotion. and good humour. There ware iour seats rendered vacant by retirement in rotation. the holders of them ...
... ' A:standees Rev. T. V. Evans (palter) celciated, by the Rev. Rho Linea l The bride, who wee given away by her father, Mr. John Jame, was wired hi a grey drew trimmed with silver braid and insertion. She ware a deck pietas* hat lei notch, and carried ...
... the Principal Roberti.. heambard Owen, Sir John William. Lord of Alderley, Primipal tit. Henry: elelml. Bangor: the Alfred Tbommi. 11. P .' Mr. William Yonne M.P., Mr. Lyon Thome.. C.A. hieheiheriff of Cardigan,. the May o e Mr R. D. Roberta. London; era ...
... apparent peace and friendliness of all the world? In international relations we find ALL TEE GREAT NATIONS of the world armed to the teeth; armed more efficiently and with more terrible engines of deetniction than at any time before in the history of the world ...
... St David's. Anniversary erreare were held at thania Chapel, Morrdon. on Sunday. I)o worms Were deltvered R. M. P. Morgan (Cardigan) and U. Janes )Mandy) . At [bonny m Monday a 'midair ni moms 'ma prootednd mama for nonmymmt New members ye enrolled nwoh ...
... the hope of drowning Morgan, ,ra he and own son Hugh. who • ht have witnessed against him as being ,rScatell in the murder of John Bowling. : it the idiot had 107 revenged himself on r.. 1 ciiin who had I him to kill his father , set fire to the Grange. ...
... sail on the town side of Cardigan bridge should be temoved for the purpose. f providing a wide , . and safer entrance at a coat not exceedint. £6O. The Surveyor feared tbxt the estimate of cost was too small and the Rev John Williams ■aid it would le ...
... where found in un-cious state first OT' WALES Hragaw serious in unfortunate lad state Society given Public evenings by Teify Cardigan) absence of Dr Dany-coed Mr Gwilym ably presided songs by in and “Stove Song Bonnets” “Sue (“Snow”) Ddu” ‘The now relieved ...
... Nereitei. after 32 Years' service in the Army, over 15 of which hod been served at Aberydwyth as bandniaster of the Royal Cardigan Artillery. Mr Wright jeined the Suffolk Regiment as drummer boy in 1876, wtere he served six veara. Thence he was drafted ...
... cynhaliwyd gwasanaeth diolch. Darllenwyd y gwasanaeth gan y Parch. K Evans, Penrieth; y llithoedd gan y Parch. J. Banks Evans, Cardigan. Pregethwyd gan y Parchn J. Banks Evans yn Saesneg, a T. R. Davies, Abercrave, yn Gyniraeg. Y Parch M. J. Marsden yn rhoddi ...
... Den. iebairnian). Merara Herbert E. Jone.. .1. Bandiall Dugdale. J. B. Bailey Hawkirra, John Lomax. and W. Kenriek Minefisll. Entertainments Committee: Mr John Lomax ~.hairman). Mr Arthur Lovett, Mrs Marshall Itugdale. Miss Bailey Hawkins, Miss Herbert ...