... J. C. POLE terns of 99 years from the 29th September, Barrows. Hammers. Quantity of Timber, General Manager. WHEELWRIGHTS' ARMS, COWBRIDGE. MA at the annual ground rent of All Is, Plants. Ac. Paddington Station. London, W. I. Mmes. The Residence is very ...

... Three-year-old Cobs (one partly broken) i Entire Yearling Cart Colt, NIGGER.' BLACK HACKNEY GELDING, 5 YEARS, 14.2, OUT OF LADY CARDIGAN (Winner of 4 First and 2 Second Prises). Also THE WELL. KNOWN HACKNEY STALLION RUMNEY VISCOUNT. 64 PIGI3:-2 Riddle White ...

... tit West VAiian wan asked what seen altogether. Oh, you can't thing, he replied. There's niountalnd everywhere. Little John Henry: really going to marry an Italian Pretty Widow: Yes, dearic. Lity f Henry (delightedly): Oh, then I have the monkey ...

... Penarth 22. k 94 1 JOHN EVANS (F.A.1.) has received instructions to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Wilkes Head Hotel, Llandmstal on ITFESDAY, the Bth day of December Next, at 3.30 p.m., the very VALUABLE PROPERTY K1T , 12 ni THE ALLTYRODIN ARMS, Comprising a ...

... Lloyd, Barry (nieces), Mr. Chas. Lloyd and Messrs. Reggie and Willie Lloyd, Barry (nephews), W. 0. 8. Hoegood (nephew), Mr. John Ace (Barry), Mr. Oswald Alexander (Pontardawe), and Mr. Willie HowelL lie Wham of the general blie present included Mr. J. ...

... Lord. ARM. Aug. 26 (a.m.).—Artisteistroom. 935. Ledburr. 2.186. Enid Danford. 415. NORTH DOCK. Ang. 26 (a.m.).—Pelioan. 86. Yorkshire Coact. SOUTH DOCK. Aug. 25.—Glen Gower, 217. Amrot Castle. 1590. Harleob Castle, 107. Radnor Castle. 107. Cardigan Castle ...

... (Ynyshir), and D. Mark. M.A. (Forth). officiated. The chief mourners were Messrs. John Griffiths and W. Griffiths (suns), Even Lewis. John Preece (brother-in-law). P. Moy John, ettliciPw (nephew). D. E. Thomas firomin-law), Rhys Morgan (eon. in-law), David ...

... Arthur, did they not generously acknowledge the Walus of Wales by placing the Welsh dragon as sinister tu tu the Royal ('curt of Arms, and did they nut treat time Welsh noblemen whom they attracted to the Owns with great eonlialit v and even bantering affection ...

... From the tatoo marks on the dead min's arms the body found on the Abcrportit Beach has now been identified by his brother as Harry Booth,'of Runcorn. SHIP'S BOAT AMONG THE ROCKS. LateonTuesday night the Cardigan. Police were able to confirm the story ...

... WILLOW PALM (Mr A Gordon) - Ff;ider 9 0 01 POTENTILLA F (81r W Cookel -Platt 9 0 201 CELAOON 114 Derby ) MISTLETOE (Mt F , Grattan) Moreton 8 6 104 SIMBA (Mr D Waugh) Owner 8 9 OUTSIDER (Mr A Macomber) Crawford 8 9 000 MAUD PRIMROSE C (Duke of Marlborough) ...

... jolly good fellow.' A distinguished headmaster of Cardigan Grammar School (whose foundation in 16E3 wu referred to In thhr oakum of Tuesday's issue) wu the Ites.:Watkin William Thomas, 8.D., of Bt. John's College, Cambridge. During period of office the ...

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