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... apply JOHN EVANS, Auctioneer. Cardigan, or to Mr. W. J . WILLIAMS, Si+britor, Cardigan Kilgerran Station. G. B. THOMAS Ilan startetl a. Coal and Culm Merchant. Best Quality at REDUCED Prices. Special quotations for truck load& GOGERDDAN ARMS, BLLINPORTII ...
... Beach House. Ferrvside; Mr, John Lloyd. Penvhank Mr. John Jones, Plea, F ide; Mr. John Williams. Llanginning; Mr. G. E. Bowen. Rumsey House, Kidwelly ;etc. Trewern Arms, Aberporth. £ll3, the persons interested being Mr. John Rees. the ...
... and the attendance included Father Knowles. 0.8. A. • Rm. J. W. Sconnell, D.D. Meas. John J. * Horgan. ; James J. Hefei*. LLB.. solr.; 81. P. Fitrpatrick, /DC; John Horgan, T.C.; Matte, T.C.; D. R.D.C., James O'Connell, Capt. Collins, N.C.; Simon Mahar ...
... to Mr. John Peters, second son of Mr. Griffith Peters, late of St. Mary-street, Cardigan, as the result of an explosion on the s.s. Tremayno while in the Rod Sea. He was conveyed to Port Said and is now on his way to Liverpool. Death.—Cardigan has lost ...
... singing was under the able leadership of Mr John Evans, vicar of Mynachlogcklu. There were large deiorated by lady members of the isingregatom. hospitality to the clergy and their friends was kindly shown by Mr John Evaiiii and Mrs. Evans, Nantyfflyman. The ...
... Christina (Christie), only daughter of John Nagle, Doeuraile. LAWTON—WALSH—On October 12th, 1911, at the Convent Chapel, Rushbrook, with Nuptial Mam, by the Venerable Archdeacon Hutch. P.P., DO.. V.F., Midleton, Dr. John J. Lawton, Midleton, ton of the late ...
... believe that tbs 111-n rp in arm, during that Wee. justifed. hut queation the prudence or of recalling to men's minds the ter. r.ble •v..ms that rerind no in if,-. h: torn of the muntry. To to prove that the men nf '9B were in in arm. grains( the fearfnl tyranny ...
... £lO fis. 9d. Manual labour without charge—John Wilson one day: John OWNS Davies 00P day; William Morgan two'days; David Davies two ••_ TIM following kindly Met darts fo r % sta lin g metal for the road:—Mr. John Frans, Mount Plea ant: Mn. Dairies. Mr. DAtiee ...
... .in the chair: T. An-. drew., M. J. O'Riordan. J. Cowart. and Alderman Kelleher. The in which Patrick Callaghan, Are. 6, Grattan hill, awned with , on Constable Nichotes Barry, •nd in which mi. I dearer on. given on that day fortnight. I Mr. Moloney, ...
... Wright. South Winston. CONVENIENT eemi.detacbod VILLAS. Road. £2n and £3O; excellent VILLt. 11 Alexandra Road. Stoonygate.-John W. antodelle. 11. Belford street. GIFILNDOLEN ROAD.-TO LET. E. bedroom, and bath. etc.. rent IV; also 111 10w; toimediMe poas4cO ...
... From - - IRISH ORATORS. I ■—' - ___ __ A CHAPTER FROM THE LIFE CF RIGHT HON. JOHN FOSTER, ROBERT EMMET. Speaker of the House (By D. J- of Commorts. (Continued) (CONTINUED.) following biographical sketch taken According to Sir Bernard Burkes confiden- ...
... E F Enniscorthy. LECTURE BY DR. GRATTAN FLOOD, ENNISCORTHY. | On Wedl_nesdai nißht, in the Athenaeum, Eaniscorthy, Dr. Grattan Flood, Organist of Enniscorthy Cathedral, delivered an inlemtin‘f lecture to a fairly larl!e audience. [he . subfict was *“ ...