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... ABERPORTH. Plas Estate Sale.—Mr. John Evans (F.A.1.), at the Angel Motel, Cardigan, on Saturday, offered the freehold property, comprising the Phis Estate. Lot 1: Four fields of accommodation land, containing 16a. 2r. 26p., was withdrawn at £260. Lot ...
... Evans, John Thomas Lloyd, Mrs. J. nnest Lloyd, Lampeter, and Mrs. Mary Helena Roberts, Aberystwyth. Licensing. At the supplemental meeting of the County Licensing Committee compensation awarded in respect of Fishguard Arms, Cardigan; Victoria Arms, Lampeter; ...
... voluntarily. The English Cabinet might have been induced by Grattan's inffuence In office to force acceptance of the reform demanded by Irish public opinion through an unwilling chamber. If Grattan did not choose to take office, the English Cabinet might ...
... THE PRIZE LIST. COMPETITIONS. Clean milking competitign. open to rest.' dents in Cardigan, Petabrete, and (Arm's. then: Ist. Keith Ellis. Eacerfordwest; Ind. Mrs. °windy. K. Morrie, Milton, Pea.; Charles Wtibb. Pembroke. Cleanilkiug competition. open ...
... new Chairman thanked the Committee for the honour. and proposed a vote of thanks to the retiring chairman. the Rev. John Williams. Cardigan, who. le said, had rendered good •ocreiee to the Education Committee during his year of office.—The vote was carried ...
... TORRY, Auctioneer Auctioneers’ Office, 7 Beachgate, Stonehaven, INI’ITED Costumes, Sports Coats, Cardigans Ladies’ and Gent.'s Hose etc,, made to order. JOHN BRUCE, 28 Hifih Street, Stonehaven. ...
... late Thomas John Paine REaAVICK.*CIarn Vale, S. Haat View. Jan. aged 69 years. Thomas. husband of Elirabeth Reawick, late of IVinlaton. RIPHARDSON.*At the nesidence of hi, st-pfather. 4 Lloyd Street. Lernington-co.* lst Feb., aged 13 veers, John Wm ',of Thomas ...
... onwards sided against England. Yet Grattan’s attachment to the principles for which England fought was no less than Pitt's: and Cornwallis, an able soldier, saw that even from the standpoint of military interest Grattan weas right; “the true policy was ...
... (Tuesday), March 31st, 2.30 p.m.) CHARLTON—March a9fh. aged 58, EMILY CHABLr TON, the dearly beloved wife of W. M. Chuilton, of Cardigan Arm?. Kjrkstall road. Let'L. (Service at &t. Simon'e 3.15; interment at Cemetery Wednesday April Ist. ut 3.45. Friend* please ...
... taken place at Aber-1 ystwyth of Mr. W. E. Yerward James, solicitor, of Caemorgan, Cardigan, at the age of He was the only son of the late Mr. Levi James, mayor of Cardigan during the years 1157345 an 1556.87, and had been aninvalid for many years. Mr. Yerward ...
... loving memory of Little Joan.*' beloved youngest daughter and Mrs. Harry Pi* k. who •went to Heaven August 4. 1924. ** Safe the arms Jesus. CAMERAS FOR THE HOLIDAYS. A atlec-i'.n and all Mock. PRINTING AND ENLARGING. REYNOLDS BRANSON.Ltd 14, ...
... Percy Hannani. then went into the box. His arm was in bandages, and sling. corroborated the statement of counsel as to what happened. Cross-examined, said he did not lift his arm to strike his father. Dr. John Walker Wilson, house surgeon at ♦he Don caviar ...