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... laid on the table. TOWN COUNCIL, Monday, September 14th.—Present: Councillor John Evans, mayor; Aldermen John Daniel and Mathias; Councillors E Bowen, exmayor; W Jenkins, John Davies, H Mathias, E Ceredig Evans, Ivor Evans, R W Paton Evans ; Messrs I) ...
... 592: Ahernorth. 89.3: Verwig, 87.5; Cardigan Council (hove') 82.3: Cardigan, St. Marv'a. 8.2: St Doginaels. 80.8: Llandvswyrld. 78.13: Blaenporth, 78.2: Pennark, 77.9 • Cardigan (girlie), 771: Llanfused's-re 7.55• Cardigan (infanta') 70.1. The Deputy Clerk ...
... F ARM—GARDEN-POULTRY. CtORRL GATED Iron needs painting. Our / special red enamel is extensively used, and gives splendid results. Siderosthen paint (black) excellent for iron. Harris and Beale, Grand Parade. LSI —Cooked food, product of choice ) cereals ...
... Aug. 80: 80k. iba paut (Frooa the Ediaborgb Gaaetto. J. and J. Smith, bonding .eentraeieca. Nfoodaida law* Dombarioe. Arm. and John Smith, bmldiag ooatmcWr. Woodalde House. Dumbarton, and Jamas Smith, oeotractor, Windsor Cottag*. High-atreet. Dumbaitm ...
... slimmed. Mr John Evans, who gave the results of his valturtion, considered that the value of property in Abersyron was fifteen to twenty per amt. less than in Cardigan and from twfntpfive to forty per cent. more in Aberystwyth than in Cardigan. Mr David ...
... sacrifice were they for His dear name ; No more the wearied arm its sheaves shall reap; Sleep now, in Jesus sleep. Hid in the secret place where none can harm; Beneath thee lies the everlasting arm) The love that wept for thee no more shall weep; Sleep now ...
... paints, furniture, and ironmongery for (arm houses. The judges got through their work expeditiously. The following exhibits were in the show grounds and attracted con* sldetable attention -.—Traps and cars by John Mooney, Gardiner street, Dublin; Bannertons ...
... Aberdem. on itUh iaat.. the wife of John Lena, aeon. iiA-TR/Y.âAt Uentbwood. Sommer Place. Dree, the in*t. the wife Atoandec Balt ray, sister, of son. REID.âAt Dovaroort, Toronto, the tnet., the wife of John Reid, late of Aberdeen, eon. RICKABY âAt ...
... OTIOB. Patron—Sir Thomas H. Grattan Esmon&s, M.P. President—Mr. T. J. Doran. Hon. Treasurer—Mr. John O'Connor. Hon. Sec.—LAlr. John H. Ftchingham. commrrm: Messrs. Patrick Doyle, T.C.; Myles Webb, T.C.; M. P. Redmond, T.C.; John J. Redmond, James French ...
... chard. lee of sot lees thanelghl. estdine twelve a. dere who art laboerers. sot dd.. or prohranonad. 'open to the John Deacon. neer B la 0 R.,.. tgerthyrnanwr. Bridgend. J.Y. G. Speck. Aberlooltg 0A..0v of potatom varieties, in. N. Gotten, Goebridge; ...
... 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 ...
... Caernarfon, yw y Parch Henry MOIT'i, rheithor Bettwat. a2l Forganwg. Cadawodd Mr Joh n Martin Woes:ids, : Aberdyfi. mab y Parrh John Worland,, M.A., Pico. Abeedyfi, eiddo gwerth 5,857 p. Yn ddilevidar siaradodd _Mr Evan Roberts, y dtwygiwr, mewn rytarfod gan ...