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... tdies '.o attend. The majority of the peoplc in Cardigan—ri(h and poor—were now as proud of th e movement that no diffi , iilly was experionwed in getting subenriptions— Chairman pointed out that Cardigan had a larger population than Neweacle rmlyn.— Mr ...
... Pennant Jones, John, Rhosgexl Jones, I. a . Rhydyewrt, Dihewid James. Jenkin M., Wernddu, Llanbadarn 150 Jones, James, Tanyvastell. Llanyehaiarn 100 Jones, Daniel, Brynchwitb, Llanfihangel 70 Jones, John, Trefeehan Aberystwyth Jones, John, Tanrhiwfelen ...
... Ells. Evans, Messrs: Ben Davies, Evan Davies (Blumevim). Eras Davies, (Fforest), John Davies, T. Davies, D. Jones, J. Jones, D. Rees, J. Rees and D. Thomas: with Mr. John Evans (clerk).—Tlie (Mr. J. Bonen) haying reported that a sample of the water from ...
... tlirs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT to her 'lndere thanks for the ittnd of friends the Moro, of her Mt. John inner and foe the sympathy yNtruit.dt io Mir in slut forat Arm PG. f 25th February. 1610. IN MEMORIAM 111 To, Memory of Wan Phillips, lat. Doan of St. Das ...
... the business from the 9th Februarv, 1909. Mr. James John. solicitor, Carmarthen, appeared for debtor, whom account was pmviaionally dosed. WM. EMLYN ARMS HOTEL. Wm. Rees, leensee of the Ilnlyn Arms Hotel, Newcastle , Emlyn and of the Black Lion Hotel ...
... Cadifor ab Dina- whose motto was Sic itur ad mitre,' • man of great valour and conduct, who, for taking by force of arms the Castle of Cardigan from th e Earl of Clare, was made Lord of Nantser and rewarded with divers territories by the Great Lord Rhys ...
... may say that it is nut contemplated that the train leiiiing Cardigan at 9.51/ a.m. will he foilan2rll to 8.30 a.m. ••—Mr. Ivor Frans pointed out that. :.he last train left Wlhtland for Cardigan Irclore an important train came in. and the ri-soilt was that ...
... Prabert, secretor: anil J. It. Parkingtun. engineer. Dr. 011 Dr. Lloyd acre re-elected dire, tors. and Mr. John retina. auctioneer, Cardigan. was appointed The chairman before the meeting a etateme-it sit particulars relating, to the capital, liabilities ...
... charged John Evans, Penwaun. I.lange'.er. with keeping a dog without a license. The Sergeant stated that defendant obtained an exemption every year. but bed put the exemption paper aside this year.—Defcnilant ordered to pay costa. Drunk. charged John Phillips ...
... .ICLOsr.NTALLY DROWNED. mysterious tlisay.pearanou of An. Samuel linen, tbrumervel hoist, CardigAn. reported in our last issue, by recovery of the body from the rner 'lcily near A asd leature of affair is In. with was Luny humid the previous week. On ...
... Grand Simon. Welsh entire cob, 14.2 hande over.- 1. John James. Treman. Cardigan, Comet Bath ; 2, E. H. Rees, Cwingwenin, Llangeitho, High-a.epping Gamfiler Entire pony, under 14 bands-1, Tom James, Cardigan, Coltman Windsor: 2, Dd. Davies. Rryn, Brynamman ...
... rrace. A terys.wytli and Mabel Owen Jones, Trefeirig Coutril School. Bow Street. Cardigan.--Hannah Ellen Davies, Per,• LlandugwyJd. Lampeter.—Niaggie Jane Hughes, Highmead Arm, I.lanwenog; Margaret A. Jones, Deffryn, Bryn-road Lampeter; Jane Evans near ...