... Drummond Willoughby and the lion. John Drummond Willoughby. Drummond Cantle; Lady y. Dundee, Conirie House; Lord Provost Montgomery and Mrs Montgomery, Glasgow; Sir T. Paxton. ex-Lord Provost of Glasgow, and daddy l'axton; Sir John Samuel, of Glasgow Corporation; ...

... Monday— AUGUST 31 1928 CISTS IN gpOOL LAW POLICE ON ARMS LiTer-r quarters club Gardens are com-“je drilling- their England Complete the arrange- has been practi-81 the members 90 per pv-Servicemen are idea is not distinctive to attend ir tor company Auction ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... With I-reined Earthward, as ft se; Adepfshan *seam pae.e_ ifitharar thOug-tc And how, as he looked up, lo 11 The Moos Iv • arm let.)t Of moms witiwut. clued. at 4et Hest3d slim, a Acary post A bundred tlatu doss, backs upbe2vad, All Leer this itill clean; ...

... ocasions. John Lavery. trading as George Kelly and Co.. l'hernical St.. was hoed 0,-, in Belfast. While feeding a threshing machine Mr. J. Matched,. farmer. Tallyesr. Banbridge. had his left hand caught in the machinery. with the result that his arm had to ...

... where life was found to be extinct. Trespassing in Pursuit of Game.—John (.Cann was tined lor t r , ,posiarg on the lunch, of llowih deme s n e in of game on the malt of July lr.t. Thos. John-Jon. gainekooper. said when )re spoke 1., nocii.id, who had two ...

... to gligetty, good to Pembroke Dock. Lbrdigan—Tenby: Vtry bad to Crymneyeb Arms (mortorista on advised to turn right Haying, Cardigan and prbeeed via Eglstyswnr to Crmainych Arms). thence bad to Efsil Wen irepainf. good to gmberth. MM. to Regally (mpairs) ...

... 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 ...

... Bettws Farm. Colt or filly from Cardigan Comet: 1, D. Evans, Maeaydderwen; 2, J. Thomas, Abertegan; 3, T. Thomas, Pantmeddyg. Sucker, from Cardigan Comet: 1. S. Davies, Coedlartau-fach; 2, D. Hughes, Highmead Arms; 3, D. Jones, Cwmnant. Sucker from ...

... to take the book in my right band. I mono; do so, sir, for, as you see, I have so right arm. 1 lost .it in the Crimean War. He exposed the stump. of his arm, and excused. The old preiching Cymatife_of Wales cis nor the attraction it once wsi. As v ...

... took plat* on the . April. I. SENTENCED TO DEATH. • ar. Corral. aid osonsel. was terribly e gared hat raidenre et hv ' wag el armed sm. ,n Iv Mimihaled. wee am is • mow car. the property dmi be merited hi. b e ea e good imetriterial. and owed to death. he ...