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... Harnebj-’s thresher. .Address 552. Examiner Office. 297 PUIUuBRED Bulldog pup*. 8 weeks, females. one game* ; approval. John Ambrose, Pigott Arm# Hotel, RotKkeaie. SaJ«. weil-hred, good looking red ®ett«r dog, tramed. 371. 537 ro BE LET OR SOLD. 8 and 9. Goramarket ...
... of St. John’s were early taken up—mainly by private guests—and hundreds stood oulsideé lining the roadway for a considerable distance. The altar had been beautifully decorated with palms and lilies. The bride enteded the church leaning on the arm of her ...
... Jenktii , , Efynonsvon, Penbryn ; John Jones, Penralit Mill, Llangoedmore: John Jones, Parke, Llangnedniore; and David Owens, Llwyneos, Penbryn. Mary George, single woman, in service at Heolgvvyddil Farm. near Cardigan, said on Sunday, August 9th, Mrs ...
... Perish Church. Leoda. Ivy Rev. Wood. Robert Leaf, of Hull, Eliza Cattoo, tha •Meat daughter of George Catton, Leeda. Deaths. ARM IT AGE -October 4. Hook, Cool*. *¥*tf 81. .'arar* rot *ee.-The interment will toko place Hook Tiinrrdty. lectins the hunt? at ...
... Walcs”.-Glcncairn Select Pension. Ideal winter residence. Temperature equals south of France. Charmingly situated, overlooking Cardigan Bay. Extensive views sea. mountain*. Sheltered. Fine golfing. Central. Good table; homelike. Inclusive terms from 235.; week-end ...
... R. Nugent, Colonel and Mrs. 0. D. Grattan, the Misses Burke- Wood , Mrs. and the Misses Dove, Mr. Sidney °moans. Lord and Lady Pirres, Mr. 0. D. and the Misses Wilkinson, Mr., Mrs., and the Misses Kemp, Captain John Kennedy, Mrs. Oliver Grace Langley ...
... William Riley, Wakefield ; Mrs Oakes, do ; Misses (2) Oakes, do ; Mr if 11 Oakes, do; Mrs Howard, family and • maid, Craven Arms ; Mr H W Jones, Ruthin ; Mr H II Jones. do ; Mr Enoch Davies. do ; Mr Evan Evans, New Quay ; Mr J E Jones, do 10. Miss Lloyd— ...
... Jackets and Trousers, Girls Tam-o'-Shanters, Flannelette Sheets. Brown Blankets, Cardigan Jackets, etc.; Crockery, Cutlery, Pictures, Vases, Mariy Homes, etc., etc. JOHN ANDERSON and CO., Auctioneers and Valuators 43 Union Street, TpXTENSIVE SALE, PUBLIC ...
... the debate between Oar's' and Grattan. Notkiag could be more . abonsiesfly personal.. was forced to send him a message tem& with by General Oradork. They sent set and fired a cline of pistols esrh. terry me wounded in the arm, but not badly, eel the affair ...
... Established 100 years. 45? nIGITEST prices paid for large quantities of old lead, tea lead, brass, copper, pewter. zinc, hors« arm cow hair, tailors’ clippings, old iron and metal, all kinds of old indrarubber Fennell’s Marine Stores, quav. ~554 ANTE3I) old ...
... 3.30, conducted r•• W. Wakinstraw, and in the evening meeting will be held. JOHN'S LITERARY SOCIETY.—On sends) . a very enjoyable evening, under , h , auspices of the St. John's Literary and Debating Society, was spent. There was a attendance, and a capital ...
... Smart Capture.—On Saturday morning, before A R T Jones and Roderick Evans, Esers., two tramping labourers named John Robert Jones and John Dorkan were brought up in custody charged with having stolen £5 ss. from the Red Lion Inn, Lampeter, on Thursday ...