... Councillor JOHN E. JONES, Cardigan. at the highest in life. The fact that there were national institutions of high standing in the town proved that Aberystwyth stood for something that mattered. Referring to the important question of circulating the right ...

... Bethsaida. Result of a Scratch.—Mr. J. Bowen, ‘iilfach Merson, Cilrhedyn, Cardigan Hovital last week after having his left arm amputated Mr. Bowen received • scratch on his arm some time ago and the wound became septic. Obituary.—Mrs. Isabella Yolk, 2 ...

... p!ace of the late Mr. John Evans. J.P., Castle Green. Licensee Charged.—At the Lower Troeilyraur Petty Sessions on Tuesday week. Mr. J. D. Williams presiding. Inspector J. Richards summoned Margaret Susannah John. Carpenters Arms. I.leihryil. for supplying ...

... Wednesday Mr. Richard Thomas John Harrill, of Myrtle Cottage, St. Dognmers, was married to Mrs. Lizzie Rees, Is, Castle-street, Cardigan. The pastor, the Bev. T. Eager James, officiated. Notice of Dividenda.—Carmarthen Court. — David John Jenkins, residing at ...

... ready. The scheme will include • Ss . ..phone house, which serce • wid• arm. _ _ _ _ _ Death ot Ilr. }.. James.—Mr. j:.sue., of Fronde'', Calgerran. who was ia the employ of Mr. John Evans. J.P:; - Caatle Green. tor tea years. has passed away at tiwaow• ...

... CARDIGAN Capel Degwel. Thu I:e%. (lyn 11.. t.„ Barrett** London. annual preaching twrviees ut Capel bebuel on Sunday she, On Monday night. Twenty-two Tears' Arrears. —J ridge Frank Davies heard at County Court on Thurs.- day an applicatiiin for the of ...

... CARDIGAN - I its nee.— A flannel dance. ormaised by Boating Club. Was held at the Guildhall on Wednesday ntight last. _ Burial.—Tbe of Mrs. Kmily A. Ramsey. wife of Mr. Charles Hammy, Pearhyu Castle. St. I)ogroaels. took place at Littleham, .amouth. on ...

... CARDIGAN Missionary Services. The Rev. J. S. Jones, Colwyn Ray. conducted the annual missionary services at Blaen3 wauu arm Bettis/xi& on Sunday. 'Cohn a Mari.—The Minyrafen Dramatie Society, a party of local artistes, performed John a Man' s at the ...

... CARDIGAN A Call. A. Ree , . of Celnhyeban. North hai hero invited to the paatorate ot and Cilgeri an iimptixt (*botches. Fatal Injuracs.—Whilt• Wni. New Inn. filarnffos. 44 , svoing bit th harte.t at Martn,•ll !arm, sluppwl off • load ot and ii n,l Inan ...

... on Saturday, of Miss Rose Lye. second daughter of Mrs. and the late Mr. S. Lye, of St. Mary-street, Cardigan. and Mr. Owen Jones, only eon of Mr. John Jones. of Wynn-street, Holyhead. The Rev. E. Jenkin Davies, vicar, officiated, and Miss Lye was attended ...

... front lamps at Cardigan. Funeral.—The mortal remains of Mr. Richard Klwarda. retired draper, of Quaystreet. Cardigan, and formerly of Newport - road. Cardiff. were laid to rent in Cardigan Wednesday last. The Rev. Canon I). M. Jones of Cardigan) and the Rev ...

... LORD CARDIGAN TO BE THE COMMENTATOR (Fra« Our Matsr Cerraspsndsnt) London, Tuesday. Twelve ears similar to models in the motor show at Earls Court ate to parade before the television cameras at Alexandra PrJaee to-morrow at three o’clock. Lord Cardigan ...