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... Representation of Cardigan- I BY THE WAY shire, A war sasanst militarism .nd for freedom net ea in conscript members of Partiament.—John Barns. Speaking of Mr. John Hindi' qualifications as a business man, the Rev. W. Thomas, Llanboidy, at Oarmarthen ...
... Heat Houghton, Wilma. has Teethed word that hey husband. Pte. John UM% was killed on 23 Mr. slid lgra. John Without, 14. Trafalgar Street, Contett. have been informod that their act, Pte. John Midlicare. York And Lancaster Rout. was killed on Nov. 1. Mr ...
... Marines. On the death of his mother, & neighbour end lifelong friend of the Major's, Rober, sixth Earl of Cardigan, father of the Lord Cardigan who commanded the ‘‘Light Brigade,” intere ted himself in seeing that the child was baptised, and oonfemsg ...
... 71, Fleetptreet. London. E.O. 4. L 8176 THE ESTATES OF JOHN BATLY. Deceased. fend JOHN ROBERTS. Deceased. SALE OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD WATERSIDE PREMISES. SILVERTHOENELANE. ST. PHILIP’S. BRISTOL. JOHN E. PRITCHARD and 00. will *3 SELL \UCTION, at the Bank ...
... Viliirte-k-Hearl Utd 1. 3. CHESTER-LE-STREET AND DISTRICT ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL LEAGUE. The mostly meeting was held at Joiner.' Arms. Chairlbe-Strett. cm Monday, M r . WI Ken in stir. sill dubs were praises Grange Villa iave choke of withdrawn kut the refused ...
... 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 ...
... Jo Ltd., Dub. BOOTS sod Leather Monad, /Mart Jab , . IN ma salary and rater . Roscommoo. Armea—ft lorhog mem of Mepairen—Wootcl. two are good r. Jahn Flan Grattan Ledge Übe I wageo• moment Joh. Apply DOwdall, Cen• Merry. Mu. 'today. Rbotlgolt. trol ' ...
... M. Williams proposed the adltiption of Mr. Davies and the Rev. Evan Evans, La mpe ter , seconded . I Mr. John Davies, a delegate from Cardigan, said that Professor Levi WIIM anxious spout the interests of the ferment. He was anxious about the interests ...
... contributed interesting items were Miss Evans, King's Arms Mise Annie Janes, Mrs. Lewis, Miss Davies, Bankyplao; Miss Lizzie Davies, Charles. street; Lieutenant Ainsleigh Jones, Lance Corporal Tommy Jones, Mr. John Williams, Clifton View Davies, Miss R a y J ones ...
... —November S. 45, Jtliddlecbtfe, Hough, ton, beloved Lyncr. ; 3C.-lcttJREC3f. Friday, Darfleld. 7 j Nor. 4. 10, Sloeet. Cardigan John (Jack).—tarvonnaat i*wM*ood Friday, above 1.30 p.m. Friends please accept only) lafc'matige. MAE&II (nee 4, at 26, 1 poet ...
... Otter (1.0 M * '’a l^* . -. « - Mr. John aint, ». J. »tfcwn. 4. Hemt Miss F. E. Crawler 5,« U ■ HoOston-li , „ , Mrs. W. W. Coleman Mr. John Soott j»r . Mr. Isaac CW.Ie (, « VI U Maude Clanmorris ■ M.io. K. B. Johns’o,. . :■ Mr. J. >V. tinman A r. n *'• ...
... 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 ...