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... MOTORIST WANTED. The St. Clears Fatality . INQUEST ON ROADSIDE BODY. Car Traced to Cardigan. On Tuesday W. Thom., Walter, coroner for Wet Carrowthenithire. held an torpor at the Police Court, tet. t'her'e, totrehtnn the death of (tools lainhert (54). ...
... death. Carr»’;rt]i jsliire Pembrokeshire police ; recur *M country i- :h« supposed car. and traced it through Pernbroke hire Cardigan, i where the chi' was lost. Medical / s tli.it tiie victim’s ...
... cif rowdy rentlemen, who dished .11 reproduced uniform sloe with the other four volumes. They predicted for • popularity in Cardigan Muds the hit of sithiseribeni recorded in the voluenedoes not ! tonality. We trust. bowevue. that the serious undertaking ...
... tor Mann. ,n a breach of Liernelnz Laws, on hundav, the ani thrro 1 on named Born-. 9 Penn.), niter: I John Healy. 1 Grattan F t met Walsh, .1 arm attmmonori for , being on the on the orregion, not hoort4trin Mi W Mnrphr. tour. . for the . . „ pubherin ...
... , oag- iiouchorty, ; John *>orevajj, J.P.; 11. J. MooaOuc. jam, ILL.. W.UAni Scou, Arthur F. Hcwley. John J.P.. Sir John U. NuVUng. Hart. W. Hew ley. Rot. Jam- * Brady. P.P.. Dr. John Lentaagne. Preeidmt Royal Coiteje o» John K. Good- ...
... whilst lying position litimi chin throwing hits fall his face fact the middle experiencing a g!:u-l left witlli left right arm injuries hind the body till© it form opinion busily in ascertaining of was Miss Saer passing o’clock morning route this via ...
... held in the Council Schools, ou Wednesday evening, for the purpose of forming Technical Education Committee for Dronfield. Mr John Ruriiehaw presided over a small attendance. The followinggonclemen ware appointed Drs Barber and Fletcher, Messrs ' Lowoock ...
... Rev Joan gw*P• Jon who prepared himself John Davies , aft public. The council had helped them to did not think a single individual would be wilh ams , ai r Th omas Ere ee , ad d W en d waa ted. Davies, is n; John Jones, Berths utmost of its power and be ...
... rakinder menthe. AFSAITLT ON A Vlltnnr tim•klet, a blaekareite. residing at Grattan etrert. was ehargod in I tody It, Head-t 'timetable Kirby with haring frail:nerd his wife's arm on daturday even. lag. It appearrd from the wife's eridenr• I that he' husband ...
... Carmarthen in Mr T Thomas Plans Particulars im of 7v-pa ion obtained of Auctioneers Quay Street or of Vendor’s Solicitors Cardigan 0 THE JOHN & SON to PUBLIC AUCTION at 2 pm 21b August 1908 of tbe HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and comprising dining table ieatlher easy ...
... audience. The U p- to-dates. —This popular com- pany again succeeded in drawing a crowded audience to the Pavilion on St John's Church. —St. John's Church Germa - ns B-a-Artnuoguth2.-0--:::?p P a --- r 8 t f was crowded to its utmost capacity last 'Germans wbo ...
... Headby FIIIIIGUARD Aug 15 arr Telephone (s), Liverpool and left for Cardigan Aug 16 Fame, Bridgewater Enterprise, Chester River FOWEY Aug 15 arrived Moss Rose (s), Robinson Hayle John Morrison, Hall Newport Glendoveer, Cocks,Plymth FOWEY Ang 14 sailed ...