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... certain funds settled under the will of hie grandfather John Sidney North, he left these funds to his wife for life, with remainder to his iesue, whom failing, to his nephew Dudley William John North, and he left the property in his own disposition upon ...
... and Mrs R. W. Jones, Gersten; Mr and Mrs John Powell, Llandrindod; Miss Winifred Lewis, Senglienydd; Mr David Jenkins, Mus.Bac., Mr John Thomas, filanwrtyd; Mr Benjamin Evans, J.P.. l.lanfair Grange; Mr Tom John, M.A., Llwynypia; Mr M. 'l'. Morris, J.l' ...
... CARDIGAN. - • _ Football.—Burry Port Rugby ootball team visitid Cardigan on Boxing Day played the local team on the Netpoos field. 'there was a large attendance of spectate's. Play was of a slow and unintorest.ng dieseription for • considerable part et ...
... Bouverie Arms, divided into into four sections, resulted as l same wishes were made to the Chairman.— Rector and Mis. Bennett, increases- but the financial’suoDort received dar schools is well underway, and there talk master of school near Cardigan ll! would ...
... and part two, moles were given by Miss Oannybeam. The Miyor (Mr. John Evans) presided. The accompanist was Miss Edith Daniel. the piano being very kindly lent by Mrs Davies, the Boys! Arms. The stage was put up free of charge by Messrs J H James and T I ...
... Portman, Cardigan; 2, John Isaac, Llangeler; v.b.o, Evan Isaac, Velindre; h.c., John E Jones. Baron Post Office; J Llewelyn, White Hart; Dai Pencader Jim Thomas, Cilbronnau Lodge; r, D J Thomas, Cardigan. Yorkshire canary.-1 and 2. W Portman, ...
... Hoginenay a watch-night serve. was held in the Arm. dale C.F. Church Hall, when Felon were rendered by Mr Tom l'ow and Mr Hilil-, stones, and asenable addrees wee deliver- by Mr John leliarrity. The Arm', dale Public Bond einembled at the Croce and ...
... subsequent re.W., I lion. he was executed. and his lands, including•• ' Grattan Manor, given to Talbot. The manor ie' also connected intimately with the Gunpowder Plot. since John Talbot's daughter Gertrude married Robert Winter, of Huddington Court. one ...
... literature, science, and urt the.' external marks injury were anywhere but a zul kse qu e nt rear m, resu lt e d i n th e di..- John M i Kimm) were summoned to Armagh. 1 Ift, tea, re epretively. Lard Londonderry will to carry welt ' • hI tth • visible, hut ...
... Proprietress. QT. ANNES-ON-SEA.—S7, St. Andrews-road ' Sth.; Sup. Aparts., near sea & station. —Mrs. Wade. LYTHAM. CLIFTON ARMS HOTEL, LYTHAM. FIRST-CLASS FAMILY HOTEL. Excellent Cuisine. Golf Links near. Motor Garage adjoins Hotel. BEAUTIFUL DISTRICT ...
... Santee. Wally . enamelled Plower Horn and Tilting . 'lt 3,6: Cardigan Jackete (new), &et Overcoats, eapplied, shipping portalovergordod sv. EL Gul, exit-Out sound box and patent tone arm: polished oak ease; all new and perfert; com- I e 6; puttees ...
... I got up and put on my .JOO dippers, and opened tb• John ~ha•e place •t Bal• door. rode Park. Bucks, ha• been reentring the ki mot • ' ! Tell me the truth, Nogiichi, I per- Mated; •• what have they sent you here to coax tee about? Please, Denizen! ...