... CARDIGAN. Assessment Committee.—Mr. Bea James, Bayril, presided over a meeting of the Committee which me m on Tuesday. The othei members present were the Rev. John Williams. Messrs. 0. Owynne, trim Richards, Thomas Hughes, B. G. Darien. John Davies, and ...

... a broken arm and suffered from shock, but is slowly recovering. Welcome Home.—Two local youths who have for a length of time active service in the present war, arrived home on leave on Saturday. They were Private Cyril Evans (son of Mr. John Evans (headmaster ...

... CARDIGAN. Local Will—Mr. John Thomas. of Cilgerran. who died on . April 9. left eetate valued at £964 grove. with net permitsilty £270. The gale.-7'he first sign of autama waa the gale of het Friday. A huge oak on the Nospool was felled by wind. and other ...

... the Cardigan R.F.A. and was stationed Llandraiilio; E. J. Prier R.D.C.; W . - ID - Cardiff for some months. He - I;a7row . ii - s; removed to England and on hi, removal promoted to a farrier and shoeing smith attached to the Artillery. Thomas John Evans ...

... CARDIGAN. Le al 'Xi Dac:d Jime, Lloyd, of Gilfaehwen Cardigan, who died on September 27, aged year,, left mtate (1 the gross value of £21,340 of whieh £6147 is net pireonal..y. Probate cf his will, dated July 4, 1903 will a ondieil of February 24, 1905 ...

... at the following address:—John Kennedy, No. 353, 5.J.A.8., British Red Cross Base, Boulogne, France (Hotel France;.'' Private P. Mahon. Bth Batt., York and Lancaster Regiment, writes Dear Editor,—Having received a Cardigan jacket from my commanding ...

... (At Grattan Strost.l JOHN IV. Bonbon Stow Boswell. JOHN GRAHAM, M. Clemsod Terrace. Biewhium WILFRID pekoe NAM. JOSEPH ATKINSON, 4$ Heselword Avenue. Newcastle . EDGAR JOHN COOLLY. U. Read. Gateshead JOHN MARTIN. Jean Street, Beewell. ...

... Road. 8.0. —Spital Tongues. 8.15. —Top of Wingrove Road. The speakers will be Mr John Moore, Councillor J. Barker, Lieut. R. Strother Stewart, Mr W. Mr P. O'Rorke, Mr N. Grattan Doyle, Councillor R. Wilson, Councillor J. Currie, Councillor Jas. Wilson, J ...

... Station about seven o'clock, and was welcomed the Lord Mayor (Alderman John Fitzgerald), the Lady Mayoress (Mis 3 Fitzgerald), Miss M. Fitzgerald, the Sheriff and Mrs Dawson, N. Grattan Doyle, Mr R. G. Mortimer, Major R. Temperley, Mr Alex. Wardlaw, Mr J ...

... CARDIGAN. TNE KING** PLEDGE. MEETING AT CANDICAN. A public, rueetiog in sußpo-t o'S .ite tem- R:d., movement initiated by ri.M. this • was held at the Guildhall, 1.:1 on eyelids& Mr. H. U. Vang Llaagoedmare Place. Cardigan, and was supported an ...

... JOHN ANDERSON’S ROYAL POLYTECHNIC (Limited New Clothing Dept, 65 to 99 ARGYLE ST., GLASGOW, FOR SOLDIERS AND THEIR FRIENDS. WT, CAN SUPPLY YOU WITH THE I.ITTLE EXTRA COMPORTS WHICH MARK ALL THE DIKE ERENCE TO A SOLDI A WINTER CAMPAIGN. CARDIGAN JACKETS ...

... JOHN AND THE REGISTRA TION FORM. Next, whaur bide, and syne your trade, And if ye’ve ever been In army, navy, nobs force - jmgs, they’re pretty keen ; And syne, whaur did ve bide last nicht?’ ' When are ye ?’ I’ve filled up forms afore.” said John, But ...