... Mr. John C. Bletsoe, Deddington. Oxon. Riding ponies, Mr,. Le.lic Weaver, Gloucester. Collier:, Mr. D. Rees. Talgarth. Hackneys and harness. Mr. C. H. Simmons, Maidstone. Welsh cobs. ponies and Mountain .i„pnies. Mr. T. Jones Evans, Craven Arms. Leaping ...

... house. Friends kindly meet at Cid Church. 1 THOMAS.—On Sunday, February 21st, suddenly, John Thomas, 1. Napier-street. Cardigan. Funeral Thursday. 2.30 p.m., for Cardigan Cemetery; Gentlemen only. No Rowers. 1 WARD.—On 20th Inst., Frank Philip. dearlybeloved ...

... Born (Catalogue No. 195) is an exquisite piece of work. It is a portrait of a young mother holding her first child in her arms. Here bound draughtsmanship executed with great tenderness produces a gem in a setting of delicate and harmonious colouring ...

... Iwo.Ore. Cardigan, Annie, wife of exiortor Dasid Evans. Funeral leaving we One pm. Wednesday, 17th inst.; Priest t Mydroilyn (Cards.), Burialpot 2.10 p.m.; private: No flowers. 1 :TPi-On Saturday, February 13th. at .rdsle, Manordilo, John. the beloved ...

... Mottram Annabelle. * * * The Narberth Amateur Players have just finished a tour with French Leave and recently visited Cardigan with Ten Minutes Alibi. From Father to Son VAPT. W. H. Buckley is experiencing a verf successful time as master of the ...