... SONS. PRINCIPALITY • BUILDING& zotets, lovoros. CORNISH arm R , IVIERA PADSTOIL Httoi.E. Yf Sea Mclera 1 T HE ¶MM E whir we should all tate oarticnlar ear* at our health. Whoever would he armed against prevailing epidemics should ewe to it that the Aires:ire ...

... H. M.r. John Evans. F.A.1., Cardigan. offered for sale on the prrmibes the treehold Ffynbnhnlen, Llankyrnarb. Pent.. containing dtvelling-bouse, outbuildings, and Ja. of agricultural land. The lot was sold to Mr. David Morris, 1.-uncYcJl Arms, Ifenfeddau ...

... EDS ES-141 PARRY - THOMAS . T.A.L. Pridd. 4160 SALE TEM DAT. 00WBRIDGt, MARKET. VETT BALE. TUESDAY, January 7th. • at MK ILIA JOHN DAVID ana WATTS (D. C. WATTS. F.A.L.I Auctioneers, Clowbridek BALL DAY. PYLE. TUESDAY. JANEFAHT 7tn. 1119. SALE OF FAT STOCK ...

... Thrireday. and was the recipient of littariv hearty rongratulations. He still :Wends to Ins bn►lnewe. Mr. John Vaughan. on nt the wellbiotin Cardigan , hire family. was ;winced in &ninny* by the King and kiis-ied hands liven hi. appointment a. hi. Mnip l ...

... 'min RENT-CHARGER. togetidy_ the t. BRICKWORKS add WHARF. near end in the TOWN of CARDIGAN. tannins THE PRIORY ESTATE, WHICH WILL. BE OFFERED FOR BALE BY' ['UMW AUCTION. JOHN FRANCIS nod SON, at the pLILDHALL, CARDIOAW . oq DAT silk rilllttAgY. 1919. at ...

... Wining. Calvinism firm* Rector of the Parisi. Arebdoneon of uanuuth from ABS to Mt. in Die 7th year. . Wired widow Wilbas John. lialarday. Twy LONDON ADTERTISEMENT OFFICES, 173. FLEET-STREET, E.C. 4. Advertisement.' ter nest day's paper Retired up p ...

... floor.. and in good con. GAILDIGAN. ditdon: Bridles and Harmsen and other Stable meets; a Wooden (Aka I.9ft. 1 CARDIGAN AucrioN nah._root W. JOHN EVANS (F.A.J.) bag bees veenveinr. r;: ) o ff e . dy. Drawing favoured with instructions to by 41 7 0 7h0ri ...

... 124 St mended— Baraci 6 - Sale 5 rolled bay T71FORESTFACH— sitting-r u scullery ' James drive or or F 124 ily sea education Cardigan children QX 347m2-2 TY7 ANTED n9) AJ SOLDIER’S Situation given-— Apply first instance Mrs Evans Rhyddiags-tcrrace s Re- ...

... doubt. whether rommander of the sth 'Welsh T.1'.1. Copt. HI, Hodges has ever made any public W. Appleby (orzaniser). and Mr. Grattan statement more unconvincing. His first Plunkett (secretary for Wales‘. t tit was that the action of the Federation Chun. Lord ...

... Kr. Edwin Davies. and Mr. name 31.B.L.—)1iss Theodora Nina Batter. Mrs Thomas Bowen. and Me!. r.z. P. SIR JOHN LLFWELYN AND M 1 INJURY. 'Sir John Limelyn, writing to D. Davies, Swansea, from Cornwall London. rays:—^ A bronchial tended to help the worries ...

... intensified - . outbreak influenza rages at Bryan. whernthoschool is again closed. More adults than children'. are affected. Mr. John Darks% and fatnily, six in number„ were sill affected, and -Mrs. • • Davies (SOl, a son aged and a daughter aged oth 17 succumbed ...

... reeist- ..stai; Anglo-Saxon; Pommel: Adour. to the Crown by armed Dad to buy arms from a country that was a paten- CARDIFF.-Arrtvals. .tial enemy of this country, . QUEEN ALEXANDRA DOCK. Sir John observed that Marrb It-Lombok. 3.117. Clan Maeisor, had said ...