... solicitors had bora oat to gad! wore tar trial at the Alaimo. The wake News Cardigan oorrespoodeat, writing to that joarsal, says :—.l remarkable story told to the Troedyraur (Cardigan) Bench at the adjourned homing of summonses for alleged conspiracy to defraud ...

... Bank, Cardigan, to which place he has been transferred, the move being rendered necessary as the result of his promotion. Mr. Rees was formerly a member of the staff of the Bridgend branch. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Rees, of the Emlyn Arms Hotel, ...

... lon; 2, A. Thomas, Llether arm, Betts's, Anintanford; 3, Robert Phillips, Peneraig, Farmed Perm, near Teeluirris. CHILD DROWNED AT ADERKENFIG. Sheila John, the four and a half years old daughter cd Mr. and Mrs. William John, Bridgend-m4, Aberkeaftg, was ...

... stood at tits Bar with a Bible under one arm and a copy of lingua Charts under the other sad dolled his captors! David Jenkins (1682-166) became judge for the greet sessions in Dormertbea, Pembroke, and Cardigan, and whoa tie Gni War brae eat be overstepped ...

... up ,mok. ing cigarettes at or tbe reiult be serilms to his health. -Ohl John, can't go On a bit longer? I want more to get a pair of silk 4tocking4l replied 11i4 wife. Mr. John Peirar VilLians, the oat-ofwink Welsh miner, islio Nknt the solo championship ...

... Mumbles Dairy, Wild Fire; 2, F. Gambold, Swansea, Snowdrop ; 3, H. C. Glover, The Creameries, Cardigan Fame. Silver challenge cup: 1, Z. M. John and Sons, Kenfig Hill, Tom; 2, T. D. Thomas, New Park, Dot; 3, Dan Rees, Kenfig, Tommy. Hack, ...

... rest. Mr. Wiliam Brace. on behalf of the committee, presented a trowel and mallet to Mr. James Grattan for the purpose of laying the mooed dons. Mr. Grattan mid be had been among the people of the Marateg Valley for St years, and he felt it a greet honour ...

... filly —I, G. E. Edwards, Maesycynitner; 2, 1). Thomas, Itlackton l'arm; 3, M. J. Jones, Gadlys Farin. kao-ear-old cart gelding or filty—l. G. 1. iidarard%; 2, E. J. Wilde, Goldsland I arm. or gelding—t, T. Rowditch, ; 2, H. T. Davies, Pentredafis. Cart ...

... Traffic Department. and Miss Jones, Cardigan (an old friend!. St. John's Church Basaar.—Enterprise well rewarded! That is what can truthfully be said about the bazaar and sale of work held in connection with St. John's Church on Monday for the worthy pm ...

... an apportiosed awned ground rest of £4 10s. The let was withdraws at MO. Solicitors: Messes. W. .1. Williams and Davies, Cardigan. Tragic Death at Fem.— The death water tragic circumstances of little Bee GriMths, the 12-year-old son of Mr. sad Mrs. David ...

... lies coasie woo tba whist Charity Coneart.--On Wednostbm its he wk a isas held at the WOrinnen's for the of Mr. Prink John, of Cardigan Terrace, who has aside I with In. for a while. There was al big audience pregettt and they were isalr entertained by ...

... breakfast. Williams, she was a good swimmer, tiatersd the water Arm aed commenced to taim oat. stns the stags, will was distance out, aid Thaw there he noticed the top of his (near. heed and one arm above the water. and sliced that ho woo dineolty. Alamos, ...