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... 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 ...
... BIRTHS. DRUDGE.- September 21« t, Cardigan' Hou:«e. Mon., to Mr. and Mr*. F. Geo. Cruder, »on. Both doing well. GAFFi SCIN.-S«-ntomlier 17th. the wife Captain Phillip Gafhkin. M.D., R^JI.C. S.B.t, of a daughter. AONM. On the 14th in«t., at Haverfordwest ...
... others Gunner John Reynolds RFA Road Cwmaman now Portsmouth is portrait of Private John Jones son of Mr William Jones 21 Upper Regent Street Aberdare He belongs to the l5th Welsh and was wounded in the Gallipoli on August 9th in the left arm and groin He ...
... rather thin. Are these for house-flannels?” I asked innocently. No such thinp,’ said Mrs Williams, her housewifely pride in arms. Woollen garments are far too dear to b© flung away in that fashion,” What are you going do with them then?” said I. They’ve ...
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... hour, the anderkeeper, John Hopper, bring in his company. Defendants shot two rabbit., and witness then went un to them and told them he would report them. The elder defendant replied that he did not know be was doing any ►arm. John llnpp* corroborated. ...
... 3d, 6d; Richmond Gas Stove and Meter, 6d; 'Chas. Heeley, 20s 9d; Metro. Wagon, 58s iVid*, 58s 3d*. 58s 6d ; Birmingham Small Arms, 59s 9d‘, 69s ; Brockhou.se, 60s; Sutherland Meters, 7s 3d*; Oourtaulds, 55s 3d, 55s 6d; Victoria 4 p.c. (1919), 95y ; New ...
... Newcastle. The ■band of the 4th N.F. contributed musical items pat both meetings, whilst eloquent recruiting were delivered Mr N. Grattan rf-Doyle, Mr J. W. and Private Grin ton. the close several recruits were signed on. A large audience gathered at the corner ...
... September Sth. JOHN.—On Sept-ember Sth. Dan-y-Twyn, I.lantwit Edwin John, aged tB. Moved husband of Eveline John. Tate of Pentwyn Farm. Funeral Monday, Llantwit Church, Three. Friends plea.no meet church, anu accept this, the only intimation. JOHNS.-On Bth. ...
... easy tsetse., U Ben hem. arm Behew were killed. Tosi LAMB OAPTANS PIT2IIIIIIIIMIL -.At the nesting Claremorris Board a touardiam weibrenday, Mr. J. J. We!dren, J.P., OhMesamt, referred in sympathetic teems to the tees which Mr. John Fitagim ee . t h e i r ...
... band and firing party, arrived at the Cathedral. Then men, who were in charge of Major Murphy, Captain O’Donel, Sir Henry Grattan, Bellow, Lieut. Crofton. Major O T Lloyd, Capt H Fetherstonhaugh, H Whyte, Lieut. Patterson, Capt Cunningham, Lieutenant M'Donnell ...
... house. Deceased had lived at Absrayron all life time. Her I husband, Captain Evans. had predareased her many years ago. She arms a Meter to Captain 30111P41, Paella, who is still living. Deceased died on Sunday evening lasi Personal.—Sister 0. Pugh, ...