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... representatives of the late Mr. John John as yearly tenants, at the apportioned rent of £l7 155.--Sold for £450 to the tenants, Messrs. M. and J. John. Lot 22.—Part of Ty'r Bugail, abutting on the high rands to Cardigan and to Eglwysw•rw', in the parish ...
... particulars apply to the Manager of the Cardigan Mercantile Oompsay. Ltd., at their Unimak 3, Coed*. street. Cardigan. PRINTING of every description at the Oise of this Paper. SALES BY Mr. J. Evans, LAI, Cardigan Animal 26th—Freehold Residence and Land ...
... obtained of all Patent Medicine Vendors, or from the following Agenta— Mr. Howell Morgan. M.P.S.. Chemist, Cardigan Mr. John Jones, Grocer, Crynonych Arms treatment Rnorn•. Mr. Keane. Gloom Shop. Gloom Mr. MT= Davie.. Chemist, Market Street. Newport, Mr. Newton ...
... being numbered Pendre. Cardigan, at the Commercial Hotel, Cardigan. Vendors' solicitors Messrs. George, Son and Davies, Cardigan. August 34th—Freehold Shrp and Dwelling- House. being situate a A numbered 39, High-street, Cardigan, i i the occupation Mr ...
... the Cards. and Gen The Cardigan & PIEPAID SCALE OF SMALL ADVERTISEMENTS, TO LET, HE Commodious Pvellingg• House and Premises above the Royal Exchange, Pend», Cardigan. Apply to he. I JOHN EVANS, F.A.1., State Agent, &0., Cardigan. Oath as Situations Wanted ...
... Pontardnlaia. Queen's Head, Pendre, Cardigan. luE above Fully-licensed House to be Let with possession at Michaelmas next. For particulars apply JENKINS , & EVAM4. Solicitors. Oardigan. SALES BY MESSRS. John Daniel Jones, Son, & George 1911. August ...
... of sentiment and interest—these men preceded Grattan in his labours, guided him by their counsel, and gave dignity, unity. and direction to his movem'enta. They were be master spirits of the time ; but Grattan was superior to them all in the one inestimable ...
... traced, even this da?. the blood and tears oar people. Itinato redeem Ireland from this thraldom that Grattan arose. It was the peculiar fortane of Grattan to have come forth In pob'.lc life at a time when the national spirit wr s already aroused and when ...
... Livided which an.. s r beoms • seatornated alb Waste, Wulf, and Co. and the United CoL.beriee, Lim:ted. lir Ferrier, who hailed Cardigan, as • to in 18511, and business in tbe ef Neoax Lieu Son Ho migrated to the Ira of Taylor and Cory, sad ereoteaUg to Its ...
... that Grattan should pronounce ’ the fogeral elegy for the liberties whose birth 'be had bailed. Tbat liberty which be had :‘ wight be perp-tusl endared exsctly teen years. Grattan had traccd the career in Ireland from injiries to arms, and from arme t0 ...
... with the new owner. The auctioneers were Messrs. John Daniel Jones, Son and Georg's, Newcastle-Emlyn and Boncath; solicitors, Messrs. W. Evans George and Sons, Newcastle-Emlyn, George, Son and Davies, Cardigan, and Pennington and Son, Lincoln's Inn Fields ...
... Messrs. W Woodward. John Evans. D. T. Davies, and D. Ifor Evans. At the joint meeting Sir James Hills-Johnes, the president for the year, spoke in glowing terms of the prospects of the show and of the 'ideal site provided for it at Cardigan. After thoroughly ...