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... Lianpumpsaint; 2, James Thomas. Cilbronau Lodge, Cardigan; r, W. J. Williams, Derwonlaa, Cardigan; c, Letty Isaac, Moylon }'arm, Rhydlewis, and Daniel Isaac Rees, Glanrhyd. Buff Orpington-1 and special, John Lloyd Bushell, Walton East, Clarbeston Road; 2 ...
... introduce® )r. Harry Guinness, who, he 6aid, would amiliar.to some them. He,(Mr. Moore) kn®J lis beloved father, Dr. Grattan Guinness, and Dr. Grattan Guinness) was of more help •, i.im spiritually than he'could well express. ™ >rattan Guiness was a member their ...
... as best man, arrived, and a quarter of an hour later the bride, who lookeq charming, walked to the altar rails qoming on the arm of her father, who subsequently gave her away. She was attired in white satin, trimmed with pearls bugle embroidery, with a ...
... Jobs Falstaff. John Redmond, King John.—Tony. Lloyd George, Thersitea. Lord Kitchener, Talbot, Earl of Shrewsbury. Bernard Shaw, Gonzalo. Lord Lansdowne, the great Duke of Buckingham. F. B. Smith, Harry Hotspur. Winston Churchill, Grattan°. Gilbert Cheaterton ...
... Lotto Davies, Cardigan—Afternoon teacloth. Miss M. L. Davies, Cardigan—Toih.t set. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis, Pontardulais—Cheque. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Lewis. Cwmcoch—Cutlery. Mrs. E. Jones, Tycroes—Table linen. Mrs. Davies, Tycroes—Towels. Mr. John Davies. Tycr ...
... Britain's laws. We stood our ground till overpowered, By She strength of an armed r o m p Who ruined and despoiled oar , With the aid of the Battering .in. Mee came the grabber with armed guard /13 possess homes and stud, We made his life such a livitng hall ...
... they did not believe it premeditated. of the defendants would be lined and Coal wimp IRISH IN MERRY. GRATTAN BRANCH A well attended meeting of Grattan Brach, C.LL.. was held held in at Cloismb's Hall on Sunday night for the purpose • the branch and electing ...
... Lewis (Lloyds Bank), and Mr. John Evans. Those who took part in the entertainment were:—Pianoforte solos by Miss Madeline Evans and Mr. Fletcher (Tanners Hall); vocal solos by Miss Ethel Harper, Mr. Llewelyn Davies, Mr. John Jones (School House), Mr. B ...
... Robert John Gilmour, Knox Hinds, Portaferry ; Thomas Lynch, Lisbon, and Mrs James lbomptetn, •Kirkiatown; John Gilmour, •Ratalla John Gilmour, Kirkeubbin; Robert il•Kibben, Ruereogls; William Car. Ballieranncirc; Hugh M'Carthy, do.; Edward M.Grattan, do ...
... Foxwell's company are appearing with Only a Mill Girl. Mr. Harry Foxwell gives an impressive interpretation of the part of John Raymond. Mr. Denis Renton Is excellent as Jack AynsJeigh. Mr. Leonard Harrison Is a capable George Tliornton. Mi. Harry Rifznold ...
... Woodbyrne, Lacken. mond, Mr Kinsella, Island; Mr Hughes, ' Kilcavan ; Mrs Forde, Barnadown. Miss Doran, Grattan terrace; J O’Connor, U'nion; Mr Grennell, John street; Mrs Fowler, Camolin; Mr O’Sullivan, N T, Camolin; Mrs Woodbyrne, Annagh; Mr Kinsella, Springmount; ...
... Mountain Ash, sued Anne Rhoda Thomas, as ad- ministratrix of the late John Thomas, boot and shoe maker, of Llandilo, for 175., being train fares and expenses incurred on behalf of the late John Thomas. Mr. Levet-Fraser (instructed by Mr. Herbert I George, Mountain ...