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... Wales. The Eelinse.—lf the sun's eclipse, oi 31onday afternoon, could not be clearly wen by people in Aberystwyth and on the Cardigan Bay coast, its was felt. The sky was overcast, but it became somewhat darker and (der while the moon's shadow moved across ...
... efficient work they . ( John John, the election , hgent, and all others elm hail :ease:eel. hail done. When the result was announced tot Seconding the vote of thanks to •he the people who had gathered outside I candidate, Alderman John declared he Hall—not ...
... hrotHr a eloviorvdd vnghyfraith; Mr. John I.:illy:iris. Penrhyni-s•li : Mt . a Mrs. El an Edwards, in • Mr. Joh n Edwards, Llangwyrvfon: Mr Lewis Edwards. Lodge Mr. William Edwards. Capel Deivi: Mr. a Mrs. John. Aberdar; Ali. Morris. Llanhatlarn: Mr ...
... Aberystwyth Telephone 461 hont. }leift r born 1 . ..,k;s3 : 1 and 3. TiRyN PRODUCTS Lady Weliley Parry-Ptyse; 2, D. .1. Morgan, Cardigan. Member of National Horse SHEEP (WELSH MOUNTALNI. Slaughterers' Association. Ram over 1 year: 1, J. 0 Morris. Borth; 2, Llew ...
... Bowen, 31. P., who was present curing the afternoon. paid a high ttibute ;.o the standaid of the show. The president was Mrs. John Evans, 2. Garnaulta-place, London; vim?. president, Cpi. Gwynn Jones, Ffynon IWon, from whom a cable was received from the ...
... ram: 1, Lewis Lyons, Pantyroedeue. Morriaton : 2. John A. Jenkins. Abergellv Farm, Morriston: W. D. Stone, Geliyfedditu Farm, Velindre, Morris- 1 t on. (lass 3. Pedigree rani lamb .1 Victory clip). John A. Jenkins; 2. J. K. Williamson. Derwen Hall, Ruthin: ...
... Roberts, Brew- PI y. Aberystwyth. \\ANTED, in November, general I . 3rmworker; good wages; live as fam:iy. -Jones, Bun Farm, Cardigan. WANTED immediately, young Girl to assist in house and shop.—Jones, Dreeknock Road, Tufnell Park, I N. 19. • JUNIOR cunK ...
... WEEK Chelmsford; Mr. J. Evans, Fitzroystreet, London; Mr. and Mrs. Jackson, Golders Green; Directors of John tTarget Exceeded .Lewis; Buyers of John Lewis; Staff of A. H. Hull, Reading; Staff of I The results of the savings campaign Buck leys, Harrogate; ...
... needed. I reys, Boith. Prayer was offered uv Mr. J. Barclay Jenkins said they Mr. Jones, Edgehill-roai. were all as keen as Ald John and his Thu aim mourners were lr mid Mrs .friends on building houses, and they Henry Longley. Miss Iris Longlev, wanted houses ...
... GAMITTS TUITIUIDAI -- 1 Lam peter Cardigan Llanddewi Breii Canon-in-Mesitlence.—The llev. E. Illwyddya Ncwydd i !dant Llan- Priilk t . NI I/ I- ‘‘lll ffe• Lee Hauler. itar of Cardigan. is the Mewl ar wasgar led-led y byd. t effiallee , ''' 3 . 11 ...
... Bowen, M.P and justifiable pride in his performance at Westminster. They also '' s v h ir l i r le e body of Liberals in Cardigan- He had recently met three took steps to perfect the organisation Socialist Members of Parliament and so as to make the seat ...
... Penboyr; Mr. and Mrs. John Jones, Gturegweii, lihydlewis: Mr. and Mrs. David Jones. The Saddlery. Tonypandy; Mr. and Mrs. Henty Jones, Llarielly. and Mr. and Mrs. James Jones, Trialbrith. I.langeler. sons and daughters-in-law; Mr. and Mrs. John DaVIRS, Maesgwyn ...