... Mrs. Devise , the wnen Church were easirmed by the caretaker, for her care of the Altar Bishop: John Jones sad David At the Parochial Church the Neuaddtawr; arm TanY epooistatente were made . Iw 4 SSYassa t Rarirlecanal tonterenee. Mr. Dd. les. Mrs. ...

... Implement* and Ma iner be SOLD by AUCTION n n Arm* on FRIDAY, June 27th, 3941. »■ m o’clock, under instructions from Mr. James, Agricultural Engineer, Crynirmi Auctioneers: ESSRS SIM EVANS & 7 - Cardigan; ESSRS JOHN FRANCIS &S( Carmarthen. Catalogues from the ...

... Mrs. A. Bak* (arms and daughtersdndaw). V. M. Baker, Mr. and Mrs. C. Bartlett. Mrs. P. Blake, Mrs. It. Lewis. 'Mr. and Mrs. A Chilcott (daughters and sons-inlew). Delithe.—The death occurred on Saturday week of Mrs. Robert Griffiths, John Street, and flu- ...

... Castell Hywel. and was descended from Cadifor, Lord of Castell Hywel, wh o wrested Cardigan Castle from the Normans in indeed, he was entitled to bear the family arms that figured three ladders scaling the castle walls. When Jane married Rowland Stedman ...

... of by ?.T.) at the Farmers* Arms Motel. Pantiedulais. at 3pm., on FRIDAY. 1 0 . by JOHN FRANC IS and SON, In with Mr. J. J. Monis. Particulars of Sale. and say Further Information, of the Auctioneers, Carmarthen and Cardigan, or Waiters and Williams, Roliorton ...

... IDelivery I NOTICE IS IAEREBY GIVEN that I the partnership heretofore subsisting between JOHN LEWIS WILLIAMS, of Glanteify, Llanio Road, Tregaron, in the County of Cardigan, and DAVID LLAN DAVIES, of Frondeg, Llanddewi Brefl, in the said County, 'carrying on ...

... bowing Machines, T reforest .Page 2 JOHN DAVID, WATTS, and MORGAN (F.A.1.), Bridgend, and Pyle. Tomorrow.—Bridgend Cattle Market . Page 2 JOHN FRANCIS and SON, Carmarthen, July 4 s.—Furniture Uwyndyrya Mansion, Cardigan WILLIAM FOWLER and SON, 70. Quern ...

... Hotel. Cardigan, on RATI'RDAY. Auguat 21. 1945. at (subject of Sairf and ualeat be Private Treaty!. For Further Particulars *» to both lAt a appir Messrs W. J. Williams and Davies. Solicitors (Tel. 62). or the Auctioneer* (Tel. 55t. all »f Cardigan n 3753 ...

... Customer*, the Cardigan Arm* Hotel 13 O Mrs. June*. 36. Burlington-ter. O 17 6 IMisa Langmaid .* 17 6 Mi**e« Bronwen and Kay . Bowen, 129, Pearl-street 0 15 (Mrs. Krskine. Kuby-itreet.. 8 Bridge Inn. Ely 4 C t'ustpmer*. the Moulders' Arm* 1 10 Mr*. Kirk ...

... PeTIFIN at Weill oaton . TRIP kV. May 21. 3 om. F hold Attic. Proorrt In Lot I —NOV ' and Pr-NTS*I'N !ARMS. HENRY Dwellin House. Adequate -• • and 209 Arm or thereabout• of watered Pastore and Arable Lard c • Po.. Lot 2—DA NTCRFN FARM. on , 'SOCK. incl. ...

... CARDIGANSHIRE. VANS BROS., THOMAS JONES and SON will OFFER lor SALE at Lion Hotel. Cardigan, on SATL HDAY, Oct. 6 2.50 p.m . the M >dernlybuilt RES.. ’ PORI HKERRY.’ Cardigan-Aberystwyth road and about li m'les frem Treiaith Beach, con. Silting. Dmn*, Kitchen ...

... Nantymoel. D oath. —The death occurred on Thursday week, of Mrs. Roach, wife of I Mr. David Roach, 40 John Street, I Nantymoel. A native of Nantymoel, , Mrs. Roach, who was 5.3 years of age, was the daughter of Mrs. Bamford, Brookland Terrace, Nantymoel ...