... that many people imagined that some privilege attached to Government vehicles on the road, especially those belonging to the armed forces. If, however, the driver of the Service vehicle was on duty at the time of the accident it was. and had been for many ...

... flood. Mr Herbert Philip John was the trustee of the will and settlement of his father. Mr. John John, who died on April 11. 1931. and the plaintiff in the action, Mrs. Evans Watkins, a daughter of the late Mr. John John. Mr. ...

... announce the bath of I Oct a. at 14. Cardll-rd . Olen-7-01M. rocs m. 'gun Cilynt. --Jona—The mmagethent anmouoted John Sigh only aon el Mi. John JJnea. 10. Stynhaulog-ygyy.. anti Yard. Treharrla. and Catherine elder daughter of Mt. and Mrs. D. lt Lotiset-a ...

... W.—Central Welsh Board Staff. *4 la. 711.—Collection Grosvenor Hotel, Splott. Cardiff. £4.-O.W.R. Canton Canteen and Cardigan Arms Hotel, per F. P. Crouch; The Residents of Elm Grove-road, Dines Powis; Bethel Wesleyan and Methodist Chapel. St. David's ...

... Officer, County Council Oakes. Wetlfleld-road. Carmarthen. 1 Ogreogitlo Masts. its. BARMAID Regd. for Black Lion Hotel. Cardigan; esp. not esaen.. but must base good refs. as to character; good waged. nod or out.—Apply to writing . CIAPAHLZ General Maid ...

... (Pembroke Dock' 21. 11. Edwards tTenby) S; M. Llewellyn (Milford Dock) Haven) 21. G. B. Davies (Pens. broke 17. Sestien 111.—C. John (11averfordwest) 21, .1. Sudbury (Pembroke Doc1)1 3; R. Young IWhitland) 21. G. H. Teesdale (Pembroke Dock) 10; Howells (C ...

... co-operation. \tion John Nichelas of Port Talbot) 1 | has jus t|Berlin, while a large number scat- 1AS JONES On March 1 at “A new arrangement the effectiveness of the A sh Church, Dowlais (Rev I. Jones been made w ith the foster co- tered & John Rees (Jack), ...

... business remained | the National Fire Service (All Ens 2)- 4) We ngton d London, Calvinistic Methodist Chapel XI. at Cardiff Arms Park oO pleased to collaborate with Org: anize NOTABLE PART at very restricted. app ved War arities whereby funds! Presenting ...

... HARRIS —On May 11. Della. beloved wife the latr John Harris. aged 88 years. ,:ieral Wednesday. leaving 10. Mhibroke..-.. C.irdllt. for Llandaff Cathedral. 1 HICKS.—On May O. at • Woodlands.** t.:rigetown. Cardigan. Isaac Joseph Hicks. .r. hin 80th year. Funeral ...

... rallied to your standard those of them who share your con- genital antipathy to all Conserva- tives; and, with the aid of little John Walter who consented to act as your sergeant-major, you .led your troops to the top of the hill to storm the fastness behind ...

... off at the same height and speed as the ball on a normal Arms Park wicket. The stumps, too, are a new innovation, TM Cimmerian County Crietei for they are joined to their yesterday at Cardiff Arms base by a spring, and on being hit gin players at net practice ...

... to our|son of Mr. and Mrs. John Rowlands, American. Allies who may. have|Grenig-road. Glanamman. come on these ships.” Chief-engineer David John Lewis, uncertainty, He explained that arrival time,|Greenland Meadews, Cardigan, son and difficulty made it ...