... Henry Cross, a soldier, was summoned for driving a motor lorry to the danger of the public on the Cardigan-Aberayron road at Temple Bar on June igth.— John George Angus, Rhos-'saf, Blaenporth, said he was proceeding from Brynhoffnant towards Gogerddan with ...

... Rev. Essia Wilhanis propo%ed •'the ancient liiirough of Cardigan. BOROUGH SESSIONS YOUTH SENT TO PRISON The magistrates at Cardigan Lim Sessions on Monday were the Mayor ;Mr. J. T. Davies), Mrs. John Evans, Mrs. J. H. OFFICER'S FATAL ACCIDENT Thomas, Messrs ...

... 3 Gamboes. one Garage and is sold with possession on cornnew this year; Cardigan Threshing Machine, p.etion. equal to new: Winnowing Machine: Benton Apply for particulars to John Price, F.A.L. Cbaffcutter. 11 inch mouth (equal to newi; Auctioneer, Aberayron ...

... State-paid was agreed to. How could the Czech--those ardent democouples of young FOWLS. family allowances, comprehensive and Mr. John Jones, Llandyssul, in a humor. crlt , -- endure the despotic iile of Stalin? happy as a member of an Atheist Union? ISIPLEMENTS: ...

... was a prelimir.ary to the granting of a Parliamentary Secretary. Another resolution proposed • Mr. Arthur H. Thomas, J.P., Cardigan, er. pressed appreciation of the programme before the Liberal Party at the recent As - sembly. A third resolution dealing ...

... fractured arm. Royal Navy.—Mr. Abraham J. Davies, 6, Pantteg, who has been home on short leave from the Royal Navy, was a member of the Glamorganshire Constabulary before entering the Services. He comes of a seafaring stock, being a son of Capt. John Davies ...

... ynt gan Mr. John Evans a Alr l). Davies. was still intact, and its movement also told! him that it was gradually sinking. Feel- i : Whist Drive.—A whist drive in old oL the ing sick and battered after the esplosion,l • Red Cross and St. John fund, and °Man- ...

... -with deep I.,•gret Marriage. On Wednesday, Dec. 23rd, ‘,.. :4-1.1,1 C:e death on Sunday. Dec. 20th. of Nj. Thomas John Jones, Albion Arms, Mr. Evan Davies. Fron. Bango r T e al. th e L ybyther, was married at the Register n go of :-.4. lie lived for over ...

... complaints of no control over the admission of children, and Mr. Llewelyn Samuel added that he had seen women with babies in arms going to cinemas.—The Chairman said there were several other things to be ! considered when granting licences, such as 'control ...

... Islwyn Jones. B.Sc.. son; Miss Va Jones. daughter: Mrs. M. Davies. Fro Vii a; Miss J. Jones, Fro Villa sisters; Mn. and Mrs. John Janes. Treherbert. lip other; Mr. • Richard Jones. Pentre Ystrad; Mr. Dan Jones. Maerdy; Mrs. Moses Jones and Miss Jones Manly: ...

... claims against the be Dyfed, including the counties of Estate of Jane Edwards, of Carver, Beth- Cardigan, Pembroke and the non-indusania. in the County of Cardigan. Widow. trial area of Carmarthen, which could who died on the 14th day of February, 1942. be ...

... going-away was a green and white check snit, with wine accessories. King's Hall.—On Sunday next John iliaritone). of Cardigan. is due at the King's Mr. Johns is arranging for Bethel' Jones. the young girl soprano, who is very popular in the south of the ...