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... generally fair to within one mile of Chepstow, remainder good. PEMBROKESHIRE. Cardigan—Carmartiras! Good with exception of poor patches at Cenarth (repaint and Llaegeler. Cardigan—Haverfordwest, via Kellner. and Fishguard: Good to Egireswne, bad for one mile ...
... upholstered in EtiPlush, Odd Divan Chair nicely , a Walnut Frame Sitting, &lite of 7 Pieces upholstered in assisting of a Couch, 2 Arm sad 4 Small Chairs, Small Walnut Oversaantel, Massive Walnut Oversewed, Sitting-room Carpet and Rugs in condition, Several Large ...
... CARMARTHENSHIRE AFFAIR I- away took Tancrdy Farm and went wn farm either Cethin or John badly” Jolin fired it struck three men Willie Owen in Farm pellet in given bv his John first thing I saw to in doorway” just I hit on head’ The peaceful rural White Mill ...
... Buenos Ayres. obstriallit= way several vessels detained. DJUR:ifiLAND. Danish motor Diurpsland arrived Grimsby. nia damage. JOHN GIBSON —Belfast schooner MO Gibson. for Runcorn, cargo ear. AMIN outside Par. and remains, undamaged:— OILELDON.—Kerteh telegraphs: ...
... Glanrvnis Brownies’ Farewell” to Mr Crychddu 19igns : Mr John Davies Waunllanan Newcnureh to Mr Griffiths Cwtngelly fawr Llan fynydd for 12gns Mr T Roberts fran Llangunnor Model” Mr vans Tvgn-vn Cardigan for 12Jgns Mr Jenkins Trewern Whitland “Gwalia Lad” ...
... to Edward Lewis, Esq.. Solicitor. 11, Park.plaae, Cardiff ; • and as to both Lots. Sp the Auctioneers, St. John. square Cardiff. kB94 8, ST. JOHN'S-SQUARE, CARDIFF.. NENr.S. M: vniarNsorr & Co. Menttionsen' Institute) will bold on 10tb. 1926. at Lid p ...
... Post' goch, good to Metro, bad to Temple Bar, good to 'Newport and Ravertordwen. Cardigan—Teaby: Bad to Crymisiyob Ann.— motorists am advised to Weed via to Crymmjch Arms (A.A. Diversion Signs erected)-- bad to Mail Wes, good to Narberth, fair to Betelly ...
... 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. ...
... 2382. Mr and Mrs F. W. Golesworthy and family. Mrs Allan Grattan and Geoff., Mrs Williams (Harewood Cottage), Mr C. P. Portman, Mr and Mrs W. B. Vale and Laddie, Miss Ward. Ella and Clara, John Hird, Mies Bishop and Mrs Jones (Cusop), Mr and Mrs Philpott ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Brides Prcss, Ltd.. Pleevatsvet, hoodoo trZRYONS stool& road MY wharcht atartlint rerelot s :lo r f no. aye( of smooths& are arms thew la& to Jobs- EDUCATIONAL correctly taught. latest /o:-!rot. one-step. new Priitch tont° (as by worlds' champions). Lesson ...