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... month then told me he feared I never be cured. The at first dry and hot, charged water from blotches, and spread legs to my arms, and all over my body. and body were swollen, -- last I was confined to bed in greet , Cadum was tried. It gave me ease front ...
... The chief mourners were: Mr. Evan Evans (husband), woodman on the Cawdor Estate; Mr. John Lewis, Aberarad; Mr. David Lewis, Sidwelly (brothers); Mrs. Rees, Einlyn Arms, and Mr. Lewis, Adpar (cousins); 31r. and Misses Evans, IJysyfran, New Quay. The funeral ...
... the, tied house. This is eapisimid by the feet that, the brewer is adled mat to assist his by amtributing a portion of the arm dull to his tie, free to bear the whole burden he is cue glaring in. of a free ia Cardiff where, a couple of mem the Maud hued ...
... filly ' or fitly foal, T. .1. Mathias, Cardigan. -Little Wonder' flarnees tandem, 14.2 and under, T. J. Mathias. Cardigan. **Novelty and Welsh Lan Singie harness bone, 11.2 and under 14.2. 2. T. J. Mathias, Cardigan. v.'Vloyelty. Ans Couurnice.—A meeting ...
... The magistrates fined defendant 2s. 6d. and costs in all. YOUTH'S BAD RECORD. John William James. farm servant, late of Myclrim, was charged with stealing • watch and chain. John Scourtield, • farm servant at Pantyrhedyn Farm, Mydrim, said that defendant ...
... Oliver Jones, Crymmych: 2, Arthur Mapstone, Cardigan: 3, D. J. Jones, Cross Hands. 120 yards hurdle race Tor boys under 16: 1, Oussie Jones. Newcastle. Emlyn: 2. Tom M. Jones, Neweastle•Emlyn: 3. Idris Lloyd. Cardigan. Sack race: 1. Medley Thomas, Newcastle-Eml)n; ...
... him a friend and a and tninetentatious helper. He was exceedingly well known, throughout the three counties of tartnarthen. Cardigan, and Pembroke, and attended all the fairs, and mar• kets. was regarded as an authority on the wooden trade, and his opinions ...
... the Enilyn Arms Hotel, Newcastle-Emlyn, on rriday last, Messrs. Ben Evans and Evans, auchoneers, Pencader and Carmarthen, offered the frehold farm and lands called Pantybwria, situate the parishes and Troodyraur, in the oounty of Cardigan, together with ...
... foot-3, John Davies Lewis, Greanway. Ns:berth, 1761 Jenny Pembroke. Hunter brood mare, calculated to pounce minters, in foal or with foal at foot, by a thoroughbred or registered hunter sire: r, C. W. R. Stokes, Tenby, Capacity; he. John Williams ...
... Rees Llwynonn, Cwmanne, Lampster; 2, John Di. arms, Rhiwonen, Felinfaoh; 5, Thorns/. Creuddyn Castle, Larnpeter. Three Pounds of Estracted Light Honel-1. E. Hunsphreys, Llwynhehg, Cwinanne, Larapeter; I and ho, John Daniel Davies; 5, Daniel Pentrefelin ...
... humanity. * • As reported last week, the sad accident which betel Mr. Griff Jones, has Decessitated the impute• tion of the right arm above the elbow. This 'vu performed at the Carmarthen Infirmary, *where Mr. Jones is now programing fairly; and his many friends ...
... Glanoothy. and Lady Hills-Johnes. Harvest offerings from Mydrim Church, per Miss Howell. Penrheol, and from Llandefeilog Church. Dmasti.—lt is with regret we announce the death of Mrs. Elizabeth Parry, widow of the late Mr. John Parry, bi, Catherine-street ...