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... Blaennant; T. Jones, CaercAidw ; Columbus and that not their own, Jones, Cefogivildwn; John Jones, Pantlleicy, hut because .a p tradesman and a Cilrhedyn; and John Davies. Glannsamog, weaver—men with other trades to rely upon-- Cilrhedyn. have taken a ...
... The Cardigan and Tivy-Side Advertiser, Friday, ()WAIN ALAW IN NEWCASTLE-EMLYN, hearted young fellow, a general favourite with old and young, to all of whom he showed a uniform, old-fashioned courtesy, no matter what their station. He could always be depended ...
... the Cargo of Manures.—The s.s. Aranci arrived in Cardigan on Monday with a large cargo of Messrs. Goulding's celebrated manures for the Cardigan Mercantile Co. St. Mary's Boy Scouts . —The Ist Cardigan (St. Mary a) Troop Boy Scouts are requested to attend ...
... - OF DRS. JOHNES, DOLAU- CUTHI. IMPRESSIVE CEREMONY AT CAIO. The mortal remains of the late Mrs. Charlotte Anna Maria Joiners, daughter of the late Judge John Johnes, and sister and coheir of Lady Hil ls- Johnes, wife of Lieut.-General Sir James Hills- ...
... night, held in the Arms, Wingate, it unanimously agreed to form a branch the Northern Tariff Reform Federation* the following officers were elected: Mr. John Brown, president; Mr. Mark Owen, chairman; Mr. Tbos. Morrell, secretary; Mr. John W. Hill, representative ...
... Engineering Works, Cardigan. Police Force in Cardigan— At the conclusion of the adjourned Licensing Sessions on Monday, the magistrates present had a conference with the Chief Constable regarding the number of policemen stationed in Cardigan. After hearing ...
... Mary Arm Thomson, ‘during life, anmiitv of Irte. per week to his brother-in-law, Richard Thomson, during life, and annuity £\ per week to his housekeeper, Mary Snaw, during lifo, and subject thereto the remainder the mnietv his two brothers, John Walmsley ...
... sent to JOHN EVAN 3, F.A 1., Auctioneer & Estate A gent, Cardigan. TOWN OF NEWPOtT PEMBROKESUIRE. Important Bale of Freehold Dwelling-110~ and Woollen Factory. X. JOHN EVANS, 7.A.1., WILL OFFER FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Llwyngwair Arms, Newport ...
... and beddlog. chi/dree • cots. dressiag !shim. washstands. bathe, towel rails. fancy , cabaret. Maw obey wicker «rub. widow arm shake. dimes room chairs, sundry tables. sottle. misdry China. books. moil oar. porembuliiter= limas. oilcloth. Wass sleek. ...
... and Mr Lupton, B L (instructed by Mr J Dowling) for the respondent. The evidence having hi-en heard, his Lordship anid he not arm the decree an this ease. 'lle onus lay with the plaintiff to him that these cattle were property of the late Mr Breveton. Mr ...
... house to it was the Farmers' Arms, about 40 yards higher up, the rateable value of which was £9 10s. Comparing the two, the Farmers' Arms was the most commodious and the best of the two. He did not think the Pritchard Arms was required at all. —The applicant ...
... 17.0oinaa. Motor Polak.. Apply W. Z. !SOWN, Onraer of CARDIGAN BTREET sad DUNSTABLE ROAD. WANTED.—A 000 D of worttne 17-0410•11 Or box Nerhmew; motor power. Competent 407. C. A. CLARA, SU, CARDIGAN ST., LUTON. Applj amid and sem ray, italcar, • Lama 'harrine ...