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... great value as an officer. - proposition was seconded by Mr. William Owen end agreed to by upstanding. Mr. John Evans, Barmoutb, proposed and Dr. John Jones seconded the adoption of the Chief Constable's recommendation to appoint ten special constables. Mr ...
... January .114.-44emeol: Mr Janes, P B. limegaa, the Revs T. A. Peary, A John Davies, Talybsat_L J. leloaddeneli W. limn lin; W. Jean,• John Roberto, Jones, Thom= Jean, Upper; R. J John Lent; J. Wlllines, Oseleanamosemean• J. Pugh Lew*, Pored Omni; D. Jesse ...
... CunlloDavies officiated. P.S.N.--There was a large attendance at the entertainment given on Saturday night, preeded over by Mr. John Jones, Monumental Works. Miss Jennie Ellis Morgan, L.L.C.M., acted as accompanist. An interesting programme was gone through ...
... Committee reported that during the past year four cases were referred-to the Committee for compensation—Golden Lion, Cardigan; the Tanners Arms, Verwick ; Fountain Inn, Swyddlfynon; and Blue Bell, Llnndainfach The Committee decided to renew the licence of ...
... DOLGELLEY to the Misr. The path leading to Wesleyan cupid not beingrepaired, the work was intrusted to Mr. John Icon, Tanrbiw and Davies, D. Thomas, and Thomas Janes were appointed to matters 4 6 ' are enargatically =la the al their tam an the arrival ...
... nomination was signed by Dr. Abel roans and Mr. Rees Jones, High-street. The Cardigan nomination was signed by Mr o.Beynon Evans, es-president of the Cennty Association, and the Rev. John Williams. The Uandpsul nomination was signed the Rev. Thomas James and ...
... Deer,' sad d the about the navy hell a sine han pament AnMould kept shore Pai r All metes' i the @t to amid is the doe et -Ma Arm non and tut liar had =had teen b teem (broom merilhanb and sinister ed rellaner when it was apparent that lie dmired poem and ...
... referees, had be• fore him in the Law Courts a caw in which David Timothy James, c ~tor repairer, Cardigan, claimed £lO7 14a. W., tram Rees, of the iimlyn Arms, for repairs. Plaintiff claimed LlO7 14a ad for work done and materials pippliel, being the balance ...
... who with Mr John Evans (N P. Bank), had carried out the secretarial work. presided over the dinner. There were also present Messrs J. R. S Furlong _frice-preadent), T. H. Roberts, Dr. Hugh Jones, John Evans, A. E. Hughes, E. A. Williams, John Evans (L. ...
... A 'if , 'd al. , sf an t4 =ant lir A. W y to thy Board ofApisee, met a farmers AMP breed.* Hall, with rie• deep by =rot Mr John Marti Mr Stockman (obis, 'semidry slid 1 Mr Roberts. There woe newly AM fermate present from all tie ilhitriets and the hood ...
... hareem (prise gives by Mr D. 0. William*); John Evans, Pearhyrit. Double furrow plough (prise given by Mr 1). Jones, Lion Works): J. D. James, Llanbadarn. Basket: John Thomas, Penrhiw, The High Sheriff.—Mr John Thomas, J.P., of Vroodolay, New Quay, the ...
... include-Wen- d JOHN PUGH, March Mai, 1910. w ee OM Akerystwyth. made Walnut Seism ,o Spiolehese, hi eh. pa r WANTED, Coed plait ski to hobo LLANGOLLEN.-Detsebed villa residence ; ad a. r.p.rty. AUCTIONEER & VALUER, COUNTY OF CARDIGAN. MR. A LLOYD. WILLIAMS ...