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... for the quarter ending 31st March had greatly increased in the County of Cardigan, the number for 1908 being 2.381, as agsinAt 1.831 for the flame quarter in 1907.. For the Cardigan Union alone the numbers were in 1908, 447, and in 1907. 3•2.1.—Mr J. Mathias ...
... ordinary meeting of the Governors of the County School was convened for Saturday last, but as only the Rev. John Williama, Mrs. Phillips and Mr. John Daniel attended no meeting uas held. Reduction of Public-houses.--Of the four licensed houses referred by ...
... butter market. The Cardigan Road. Mr I) Roy Evans drew attention to the rubbish heaps at the entrance to the town on she Cardigan road, and proposed that the Inspector should be instructed to ask the owners to remove them.---Mr John Phillips seconded the ...
... Lord. Mr. E. S. Watts, Cardigan: song, Merch y Cad. ben. Mr. Joshua James: duet. Excelsior, Mr Ditties, Blaenpistyll and Mr. Morris, Goods ick ; song. •Adiais v dyddiau gynt, Miss Rees, Cardigan; glee, Comrades in Arms.•• Ffvnonbedr Male Voice ...
... David Thomas Powell, Dora Evans, Lilian Elizabeth Stanton. Maggie Elisabeth Ewing, John k!lward Lewis, Frederick James Stanton. and John Thome., Powell, Capel Bangor. CARDIGAN Easter Vertry.—The F.aster vestry was held on Friday, the Vicar (the Rev D J F/vans) ...
... county that had qualified for the new grant was correct. A Lamentable Death. Cardigan was startled on Saturday afternoon by a report' that Mrs. Owen, Lion-terrace, wife of Mr.' John Owen, managing clerk with Mews. Jenkins and Evans, solicitors, had committed ...
... punctuated with applause. A hearty vote of thanks was proposed by Mr. John Tegryn, and seconded hv Mr. J Frans. F.C.P.. Cilgerran while Messrs. W. Hughes, Blaenffos, A Ward Nevem. J. Evans, Cardigan, J. Lewis. Maylgrove. I'. Reynolds. Newport, Mon, and J. Davies ...
... amended scheme before It was finally BICYCLE RACES. Cardigan bicycle races and athletia sports, after a lapse et • year. were resumizated on Wednesday weok on the old warm% and as the weather armed favourable met considerable The ground, netwithatianding ...
... FY, HOCSPA FOR COMPENSATION. The annual licens;ng sessions for the borc,ugh of Cardigan was held at the Guildhall. on Monday. The magistrates present were tho Mayor (Mr. John Evans), Messrs. W Woodward, T E Darin°. 0 Evans, A. (*tougher, E. Bowen. J. C ...
... Gelding, any age, over 12.2, to 'be ridden in saddle. 1, Mr. Tom J. Mathias, Llynytelin, Cardigan; 2 , Mr. Owen H. Parry, Nanhoron Arms hotel, Nevin, North Wales; 3 Mr John Lewis, Llanio leaf, Llanio Road, Otrdiganshire; r., Mr. David Lloyd, Pallpridd, Lledrod ...
... Aberporth; 2. John (Flnlyn Arms). Troedyrbiw, 3, divided between James Evans, Pontahaen and Dd. Davies. Gorse, Cilrhedyn. Champion class, 1. Dd. Jones, Ilryngwrog; 2. S. Davies, Broresiott ; 1 J T. Evens, Ithewtneoch, Cilrhedvn. General class. I. John Thomas ...
... (it-leek. The question is frequent!, asked eaunot the people of the district of South Cardigan. embracing such trims as Lampeter. New Quay. Aberayron. and Cardigan be given the one and a half hour lest at Carmarthen for writing and replying to letters ...