... •'r .* John };vane. 45. Cluaterraos. ~3 • ti ut. oral arrangements—Leaving tLi t,•rrare, et 10.40 am. on Saturday. r •erriee at l'lnsurwydd Pres'‘?., 4: 11 19th April. at Minerva. Cardigan. Elisabeth, of John Evans. Funeral ve at t3O for Cardigan No Sowers ...

... Woodlands, may be obtained on app:leation to Messrs. Morgan and Riehardeaan, Solicitors. Cardigan; or to Mr. John Evans. F.A.1.. Anction and Estate °Mims. Cardigan. u 1905 PRELIMINARY NOTICE. LL AN DR I NDOD WELLS, ONORSIOR VACANT POSSFSSION. OF OLD-E ...

... of the British Legion ut their annual dinner at the E,ilyn Arms Hotel on Saturday night. when 140 guesta sat down to a splendid repast by Mr. and Mrs. James. After the loyal toasts. the RPV. John lih i lli lu sulonitteil the toast of Our Guest Sir ...

... FOR NEW CERTIFICATES. NONE BY NEW TENANT 011 OCCUPANT. HENRY SCOTT, Vinc Mer- I King's Arms MoteLl Hotel, IC arl e & Erskine, chant, 5 County Place. Melrose, Parish of W. S.. Melrose, Perth. I Melrose, Factors. FOR RENEWAL OF TRANSFERRED CERTIFICATES ...

... Mr. Evans forwarded to Mrs. Burrell letter enclosing an advertisement the Cardigan cancer treatment, which, he said, was discovered by Messrs. Daniel and John Evans, of Cardigan, in 1897. They were the defendant’s father and uncle. When Mrs. Burrell saw ...

... Llwynbrain, Bankyfelin, 41 points: 3. 'Nell,' E. B. John, Caermeini, Mynachlogddu, 39 points: 4, 'Sweep.' Evans. Penwern. Ifelinfach, 371 points. Champion open class (international test): 1, and John Evans challenge cup, 'Peter.' T. Roberts, Corwen, 59 ...

... MR. MOXON'S SPEECH. Alderman John Moron was greeted with cheers when he rose to move the remov-il of Sir Nicholas Grattan Doyle, M.P., from the hoard. lie had not, he said, the chairman's shouting powers., nor did he desire to follow his vituperative ...

... times its former ate) they were the reei plants of beautiful baskets of ant towers from each of the principal Arms engaged in the work. William John Williams, Of Pritehardstreet, Tonyrefail, was bound over for six months when charged at Porth on Thursday ...

... hand. and he proposed that the rate of levy for the emoting year 50 per cent. -Colonel litzwilliania aeconded.- Mr. John Evans. Cardigan. proposed as an ainendment that the maximum rate be levied. It was very likely that one or two houses would he referred ...

... Mad:omo. Sloper•ruad Pegs 1 Feb SO.—Eagle Foundry. Ligurian Pain 1 J. T. CLAY and SIM EYANIL Auctioneer'. Cardigan. Jan. 27.—Cattle. Cardigan Page 1 JOHN DAVH), WATTS, and MORGAN, Cowbridge and Bridgend. Jan. 27.—Cattle. Petenton Page 1 Jan. 28.—Cattle. Bridgend ...

... Mr and Mrs Frank Williamson (nee Hilda Fletcher), at 7, Cardigan-avenue, Fenchurch-ttreet, son (Geoffrey Gilby). WOOD —On March 29th. Mr and Mrs Alfred Wood 101. Summcrgangs-road, twins (John Muir and Bettie). - MARRIAGES. BLACKBURN—DEITNIS.—Mareh 29th ...

... jersey cloth cardigan suit with a little hat. Mrs. Gossage, gracelully gowned in black tissue moire entertained a party which included het niece. Miss Gwynedd Dyton, who wore a pretty two-piece suit of powder blue flocked tweed, and Mrs. John Lockett was ...