... the late Mr. Thos. Johns, landlord of the Plasterers' Arms, which he had kept for about thirty years. Interment was made at the Cemetery, the Hers. W. Whittington and Eager James officiating. Much sympathy was expressed with Mr'. Johns and family in their ...

... Thursday. Mr John Davies, Eglwyswrw, was elected vicechairman. Msmorial Service.—A memorial pervlce. conducted by the Rev. W. Whittington, was held at Hope Congregational Chapel lal ianday evening to the late Pte. Tom Johns. Plasterers Arms, who fell n ...

... years of age. Marriage.—On the 13th inst., at St. Paul's Church. Harry. the marriage was solemnised between M. Win. Johns, Plasterers Arms, and Miss Marga,ret Ellen (Madge) Robert. Pembroke-terrace, St. Degreell's. Funeral —The funeral took place on Wednesilay ...

... CARDIGAN. .1 Blank Sheet.—There were no caaeo at Lower Troedyraur Petty Sessions on Tuesday. Oversorkoil T,siclter.—At St. lkg.mella on Saturday evening, Mr. Ivor Evans held an inquest respecting the tragic death of John a school teacher at Newport, Mon ...

... CARDIGAN. Tribnnar.—A meeting of the Cardigan Rural District Appeal Tribunal will be held on the 28th inst. at the Guildhall, Cardigan, et 11 sm., Wreckage.--Some wedutO has been washed ashore at °when and Patch during the vseekstmd, levidemtly the remaibs ...

... CARDIGAN. Assessment Committee.—Mr. Bea James, Bayril, presided over a meeting of the Committee which me m on Tuesday. The othei members present were the Rev. John Williams. Messrs. 0. Owynne, trim Richards, Thomas Hughes, B. G. Darien. John Davies, and ...

... naed house, the Farmers' Arms, situate at North-rotid, Cardigan. The property WWI withdrawn at £425. Mr. W. J. Williams, Cardigan, was solicitor for the vendor. Banking.—Mr Percy Rees, cashier at the 1,. and P. Rank, Cardigan, has been removed to the ...

... ' suffering from riliell-ehrx-k.— PM. leuan Thomas, William's street, Cardigan, attached to the AudraTiare, has for the fourth , time been wounded on this occasion in the right arm. —Riflemen Keri Jones, Civil Service Rifled, on of Mr and Mrs. Hugh Jones ...

... Defaulters. - t ••• Pr tt Sessions no Monday, Mr A. W. Jones. inspector under the Insurance Act charged John Evan Jones, 26. emran , stropt , Cardigan. with failing to pay contributions in respect of n shop assistant named A. Prem.—Defendant was ordered ...

... a broken arm and suffered from shock, but is slowly recovering. Welcome Home.—Two local youths who have for a length of time active service in the present war, arrived home on leave on Saturday. They were Private Cyril Evans (son of Mr. John Evans (headmaster ...

... CARDIGAN- Dog Lirenees.—Th—•• 1 6 hy D.C.C. for keeping dogs without iicence. at the Borough Sessions week. The following were imposed :—Owen liams, Cardigan, 86 6d; W. S. Davies, Old Caudle, 7s. 6d.; J. Davie., titsuillynati, 7s. Ild.; F. Griffith., ...

... CARDIGAN. Local Will—Mr. John Thomas. of Cilgerran. who died on . April 9. left eetate valued at £964 grove. with net permitsilty £270. The gale.-7'he first sign of autama waa the gale of het Friday. A huge oak on the Nospool was felled by wind. and other ...