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... Fitaerton. Harold Hopes, John Start. Albert James Perry (side/men), Ambrose Web Clucks Herbert. Adams. William Frederick Beardsley. James Reid Foulds, John Thom. Smith. Thomas Senith, Thomas (Step, George Amapa.). Simpkin. Thom. Pike. John Baker. Thomas Henry ...
... MARCH 3 1911 7 CARMARTHENSHIRE STUD COMPANY (LTD) i meeting Mr Jones Stepney John J M field H J Lewis Comer V Harris J Dr L (Mr Francis) purchase last have temporary indisposition animal yield future JOd Os 8d capital for £2 £1111 half allotted £1090 ...
... letter wish part-of Carmarthen did My resided years Cwmoernant moved Place there years dear there My very well known part of Cardigan used work for Bros delivering beer through counties worked for that firm with accident about Llany-hyther his death worked ...
... towards erecting a montonent to the memory of the late Mr John Owen, of Glogne, through shore instrumentality the railway was constructed from Whitland to Crynnych, and eventually to Cardigan, are now solicited. The chairman of the committee is Mr. E ...
... the int placeorag worthily Glled by Active, a symmetrical bey portaging beautiful action, inhibited by Mr. T.. 1. Mathias (Cardigan). Weal. Sold Sarver., whigh took mord for Mr. W. E. Inman. win another shapely pony, shove forehand and limb. were seem to ...
... 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 ...
... iPen'rallt and with the John Abort this town The interment place cemetery -day' DEBATE — At this week's meeting the Literary a debate place : “Whether it true be man?” R Jones Pool-street took J 0 negative tollow- ing took the John Owen ALA Williams J Vaughan ...
... Metiers. J. H. Mulholland. J.P.; F. W. Bell, Henry Ferguson. Wm. Gordon. James A. Brown. James Fullerton. Hugh Kennedy, John Ilennett, Wni. John Morrison, and Alex. Gray. Concert at Newtownarda .1n entertainment, well styled the concert of the season, was ...
... HACKNEY SHOW AT THE ROYAL AGRICULTURAL HALL, LONDON. IMPORTANT CARDIGAN WINS. At the above annual show, the largest in the world. held during the present week. Mr. Tom J. Mathiaa, Cardigan, won the first prise, %%Ali ''Melody in a class of eleven entries ...
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... of Cardigan Bay roll over many a ruined city and many mighty fortress. The Druid the English• Welsh newspaper, and the Philadelphia papers give some attention to a search some of the American medicos are making to find out the grave of Dr. John Morgan ...
... Herm Pele! did not believe there was speaking that night in Newry, s town eel ahem , been &emaciated with the same of John lopplauael. John mteawt reit a waft & herd, cold Preekyterian, who Ragan as • sai• eter-the rationaliste. and unenthusimstic of all ...