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... Richmond W month, formerly of Bridge: 51NNES.—On XovemHer 15t road. Cardiff. Eliza Martin Captain John I*. Ninnes. PRICE.—On November 11, at Nnreing Home. Ca ’iff. John u..irlv beloved bus band of Harriet Price. Mardy Hotel. Merthyr Tydfil. Funeral turdav for ...
... disciple of St. Cadoc There is interesting reference to tlni Welsh faint in Baring Oonld and John '■ laves of the British Saints.“ It has been suggested at Cardigan Ednca. tion Committee that with a view improving the attendance of school-children the services ...
... Incorporated Accountant. Tne Philo*. Whitchurch. WILLIAMS WILLIAMS.- Ou Ist October, C.M. Church. Port Talbot, by tbo R?v. D. John. B.A. John Williams. of Mr. and Mrs. D. K. Williams, Cwrt Doha. Port Talbot, to Annie, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Williams. Park-street ...
... the war reception was held. The honeymoon to be spent North Wales. WILI/IA MS—COLBORN E. The nuptials were celebrated at St. John’s Church, Newport, Wednesday of Capt. W'. 11. Williams, M.C., eldest sou of the Rev. W. 11. Williams and Mrs. Williams, of ...
... aie of Sale, by JOHN FRANCIS AND SON. CAP ESTATE 'Villiam Fifldti Land, •t of Lhvynddewi F.'. Wiliiams John and William Edwards Martin Carson and Garden, with S'nth Evans lor LiiD>l. part Blaonpibwr * La fO.l II;r Jouu - Davies . John Jones E. ■ - William ...
... drive.- - Sew I'arm. Llaud., u,, Montii-uiihshiit'. iQ7 v s. It., well-known Driving Ponv, ' bl.n kmore. Harness. ,nd driven tlaiiy l.uiy; lot 60 g,un«m>.—Aun.y M..- *'** •■.- n, 41, DespuiMir-etreet Cardiff. l.'tLo • Sale. 17 1..-,-; Cardigan twee and~lB ...
... 7th. at Market .14quare Congregational Church, Merthyr. Ewan Roland Daniel. eldest son of the late R. Daniel, Solicitor. Cardigan, to Florence Elisabeth May ()feline). youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Weckes, Eveshani House. West Drove. Merthyr ...
... during the revival twelve years ago, and the number hud been well maintained since. (Applause.) Mr. .Tames Edwards and Mr. John Price were the *peakers lor the church, and Principal Edwards bore testimony to the esteem in which Mr. Lloyd was held by his ...
... Witness replied “ig referred to record of 15 years No 7 former! ' sail -f Vivians 15 Messrs Lam- by stone to Mr curing Stone: Arms Burrow 431b tea signed by berte and 17 years the Anglo-French Bradford Portsmouth available Tweed Coats greatly reduced Submarine ...
... Rees Thomas-street' and terr'ble in last in Land away was picked to ’ shell hole” arms still us They tied killed him 1 said kill him’ The I I an aiueathetic -'e-oe arm pain he was Yes lot” I see the were dving camp fellowfe Starved to Death horrible it’s ...
... MAESYOWMMEB JOHN JONES & SONS ARE EXCLUSIVELY WOOLLEN SPECIALISTS Special OF LADIES’ and CHILDREN’S HEATHER HOSE all Sizas Colours- Ladies’ and Children’s Woollen Underclothing and Hosiery Special Show of Ladies’ Silk Lisle Hose IN ALL COLOURS Cardigan House ...
... Mr. Charles Morgan Davies. Funeral strictly private. DAvTES.—November 21st, at Aberdare, John, Peter Davies. Cashier Lloyds Bank. Funeral St. Dogmell's, Cardigan, Wednesday. JVANS.—On November 24. Miss Evans, Brynffrwd. West bourne-crescent, Whitchurch ...