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... Thursday. Mr John Davies, Eglwyswrw, was elected vicechairman. Msmorial Service.—A memorial pervlce. conducted by the Rev. W. Whittington, was held at Hope Congregational Chapel lal ianday evening to the late Pte. Tom Johns. Plasterers Arms, who fell n ...
... TWO MEN IN A BOAT. . DEPLORABLE WASTE OFMR. JOHN HODGE'S TII ENitIITUIRI.VAIIII. . rr IN THE COURTS. PUBLIC MONEY. _.- I , • --.---4..-.- ATTITUDE • . Committee Room Incident A BLUNDER OVER _ STORY AND SENTENCE IN THE NEW AERODROME. COUNTER TER - ...
... i«siie»l in due- cour«i‘ bv the Auctioneer, iligli street, Cardigan, end Messrs. Morgan and Richardson, Solicitors, Cardigan. 18.56 • DTSSiIL. VERT VALUABLE Lit KNSE!) AND El PROPERTY. MIL JOHN EVANS (F.A.T.) ha,* re reived inetnndione OFFER for bv PUBLIC ...
... the !last ocaasion he lost his Jeft arm, and has peen in hospital in England since Augst st He was awarded the Miliary Medal in September ,1916. He expects #o be home shorily. The youngest boy of the family, Private John Seeley, who was mmgd and suffered ...
... Clarke, son of Mr. Walter Qarke, High-st, writes his parcnts that _po is a prsoner of war in Germany. “gd is wounded in the left arm. Lieut. Clarke was repored missng shorily after e opening of the German offensive., Gassed. [ntimation has been received by ...
... Osborne Road; Joseph Curry. 47, DinsdaJe Road; John F. Smith, 23, Caroline Street: William St. Hubert. 132, Harbottle Street; Adam Tait, 260, Stanhope Street: John Lamb, 16, Northoote Street. Proposed by John Faddy, Quayside; seconded by George Edward Oowen ...
... to it, tiround, Whitworth road. 1 010. at lento Abb., !lane* O'Reilly. • R I P. Funeral 22.di 10.1. !0. at 14 Grattan Lamella, reliot. John RI,. Funeral tree St. 1 after 10 e'do,k 1918, at her 2 North Strand, of . th St. Morgan% 'o, to . od of her aad ...
... Hodoook, Majpr Temoorley, Mr G. Taylor (Territorial Force Mr' .T, Macdonafd Bailv, Mr John G. Roger son (rTpresrnting the Church Institute). Mr Alfred Appleby, Mr N. Grattan Doyle, and C Oookburn represented Newcastle Conservative and Aiwociation ; and Mr ...
... and particulars and conditions will be issued in due course by the Auctioneers, High Street, Cardigan; and by Messrs. MORGAN & RICHARDSON, Solicitors, Cardigan. Adjoiniu~ there is a ROS S-SHIRE.- Desirable RESIDE CE, to be reexposed for I:\AJ,E by PUBLIC ...
... 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 ...
... plain cook; corn.blo home and good wages; also Pot-woman. a few hours daily' those with good refs. may or write, Arnold, King's Arms. 514 Commercial-road, Stepney. 5 Lad wowed for t•v:'row round. 187 West Ferry-road, 5 BOY, LEAVING SCHOOL PREFERRED. ABOUT ...
... th3it. sorrow. N o. has been received of the death frow tho .fect of as poiAosing of Pte. Ewn Jannia .ouip.. 24. North-road. Cardigan. s hich in Francs sonic time ago. Much •ynipa'liv is felt with his rplativet. DetensA was r:greoppror.Af.r.r..as=uctagesmil ...