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... and • meet praiseworthy performance of Prin.! John mote including Mr. R. Dories am Judge. Mr. Edwin Jenkins r for Defense. Mr. Ben Rodroricik for the Prorention. Mr. Jobn Jenkins se Prisoner, and Mr. John r Warder, with • reember of rimers for derisive ...
... the Hey. T. Eager James, had rendered to the church. Mr. James is leaving to take up a pastorate at Lapel Mair, Cardigan. Mr. Lewis John, on behalf of the church, presented an illumioatad address to Mr. Jame.. A gold notch and chain, subscribed for by ...
... Jewhim. Arlo. Lloyd, st Palmer. b J. Lewin, b John T. Williams, b John W. Reynolds. run out F. Savage, b Sutton . • 2 N. Tree. Is John E. Joseph. h Sutton H. Martell. run out S. Pugh. e Bowen, b John G. Davies. run out T. Harry. not out Extras Public ...
... brood mare, Dewdrop-- 1 .. Mr. Aaron W. Hee,. Aleerearn. Black-brown brood more, Lady Roberts- • Mr. D. Smart. Dun mare, Lady Cardigan'-91ge., Mr. Pillenor, Newport. Dark bay brood mare. Ilywers Hononrabie Lady- ligs.. Mr. Buckner. St. .Igathaw ligs., Mr. ...
... from the choicest Selected W A HEAT grown in the \LL GLANIORGAN , all Loaves Stamped with the, letter 6 D'—None other Genuine. JOHN T. DARE, THE YORK CAFE, POIITHCAIiI/1.4. THE PORTHCAWL PILOT highly of at one time Conotintental pub- In the French Encyclopedia ...
... Powell. fling - Inatome. James. Whitton /arm. EGOS. Basket New Laid White Fowl Eg gs -g 1, Mies Watts, Tydraw, Llantrithyd M. Richard Thomas, floniri, St. Nicholas. Basket of New Laid Brown Yowl Egos. I. Slim M. J. John. Cefn Carfan Cottage, Brynoethin '2 ...
... Pair Horse.. to he driven in Hansen: 1. T. J. Mathias. Cardigan 2. C. %Octal', Cardigan 3. L. and P. Smith. Stroud. (soli or Hackner Brood Mare: 1. F. W. Jones; 2. C. Radcliffe. Cardiff; 3.W. H. John. 11 Miles Trotting Handirap, to be rid ton in heats: ...
... DEATH. HOGA N.—At Smith's Arms Hotel, Aber- Bargoed, on June 20th, after a short illness, David John Hogan, aged 44 years. Funeral on Friday, at 8.30 a.m. for Bargoed R.R. Station, for interment at Cardigan, via Hengoed. Public funeral to station. Gentlemen ...
... per. Many of the fields in the lower part of the Vail' have been practically under water for • considerable time, hundreds of arms yet remain to be cut. This, by this time will have lowa all its nature, and. hoarser favourable the weather conditionu may ...
... he driven in Harness. --1. T. J. Mathias. Cardigan. Cardigan Marks.; 2. K. and D. Thom Maarteg, I Dimas Grey^ ; 3, Edgar Jones, Brynna, 1 Limb. Prsy, nader 13.2. to be ridded.-1. T. J. Mathias Cardigan Marker; 2, E. and D. Thomas, Maesteg; 3 ...
... had in the past half-cestart% Precise, bade'. Whatever be the 'of the Diseetabliphaseat and dos - seat Bill, be vectored to arm that if the Liberal party a the Boas of Commons had stood together Like use man they would here carried the present without ...
... terrine was came of tbe working ai rs id ge . PINCOID CAGILY/L. which were keenly route Ml. The shoe- F.XPLANATION.-Mr. John Davies, el 1 at Newcastle time* in tbe after. or six or eight in • smell sari to have monde. ground.. They Suffrage Societies ...