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... father, John Davies, as a boy worked on the Marsh at Honeyoorse; and on seeing • press gang approaching, ho struck off for Carmarthen, where he joined the 81st Foot. lie served with the Army until a six-pound shot at Maida put an end to one arm, and his ...
... J. Williams, Cardigan, for New Inn; Ms James Jones, Newcastle-Emlyn, for Penrhiwllan, Sir Marteine Lloyd, Mr Fitzwilliams, and Mr Lloyd Williams. the owners, respectively, watched the care of Cross Road, Y. Vilgwyn Arms and Gwernant Arms. The police gave ...
... administration; Captain W. F. Slayter, R.N.; Fleet Paymaster. J. Morton. R.N. Sheriff, re of Webah CA,unties.—.lngle,e), Cardigan. shire, Flintshire, 3drrioneth,hire Montgomeryl'embmkeshire. Breeknock.hire, l'armarthemhire. Denbighshire, Glamorgan. Monwouth• ...
... yea w r tdr. and two children Mr. John Price. Boidie, and Vie CANDIDATII4.-The following is the re- o-day Mary Alice Price. The funeral took place on Mon- salt of the above examination, held recently :-Neista the Rev. John Evans, Aberineurig, was held at ...
... of his brother John. one•tenth to each of his sisters Mar• wirer and Mary, and one-tenth to each of his wife's sisters Ann and Helena, and one.tenth to his nephew Morgan John Rees. LT. —At a %Metal Poise. le m on Wedneedall week, John Keane, -.tees. Tirvtlail ...
... of prepaynoset the at WORKS LTD . HIGH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, Meals of the Wanted Usu. I be nude by POSTAL ORDER end aocon A. ARM•RTHEN. the order. Stamps will NM be the Or Three Sts • LORD BISHOP OF ST. DAVID'S. Lady R. Insertion Insertions. Insertions ...
... of light. DI NNE.FORD stens ness a nd brightness experienced after News the elimination of impurities from are now complete. JOHN STEPHENS, the body is a convincing proof of the 4 le efficacy of Beecham's Pills. There A L9N33 4 HOUSE, LLANDILO May we send ...
... Unapt, Cribyn, Llanybyther, Flyer - ; c, Mr. John James, Ivy Howie, Tremain, - Comet Hach. Entire Pony under 14h. high-1, Mr. Tom James, Myrtle Hill, 'l.'oltinan Windsor; 2, Mr. William Jones, Tygayn, Cardigan. ('art Cott or Filly toaied in 1910-1, Messrs ...
... Jones, Mr. John Davie-, of Milford, shipwright, aged 32 years of age, to Mrs. Amelia Twigg, aged eighty-four years, of the former place. DIED. On Sunday last, at Cardigan. aged 25, Mr. Iran Davies, Attorney at law, son of Mr. Thomas Davies. Cardigan. At Builebar ...
... Billy DIED. John. and Johnny John. A. the net was being clerk to the collector of the customs. gradually drawn inshore, some unusual denben c the deep was noticed within the bound. of the net. ay morning last, after a short illness, Tom John, with remarkable ...
... were there. At the White Lion Mrs. Jane Jones dwelt with her son John. John lives there still. A Mr. David Lloyd kept the White Hart, as also at one time did Simon Harries, Ffynonfair. Mr. John Edmunds' saddler shop is now the Welsh Church Press Co., Ltd ...
... Moth armlathy i. felt for ,h. nohow. . rM is left with on. child. • 10 10 the only rho, held this year in the county of Cardigan, and also t h only one which not only its former standard, but increases its ponss• ferny frogs year to year. leversj new ...