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... per cran. : The late Mr Wm. Thorburn, 42 Grattan Place, left net heritable and movable estate valued at £2293. Mr Thorburn, who was well known in the herring trade, was for many years a manager in the firm of John Dickson and later W. Slater & Sons. The ...
... (Staoey-road Boys’ School), late of New Quay. Cardigan, beloved husband of Uneenie and darling daddy of Margaret. Funeral leaving residence 12.15 Monday for Church; Gentlemen only. PICTON—ApriI 19th. John Picton. J.P.. Llandilo, at 4, Colham Lawn-road ...
... Fullinger and family; Mrs. Fitt and Edna; Mr. and Mrs. Fowler and Frank: John Gould; Torn and Mrs. Goddard; Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Grimaldi, Marion and Tony; Mr. and Mrs. H. J. G. Grattan and Alec; Mr. and Mrs. T. L Horn; Rosie Howard: Alderman J. J. Lynch and ...
... Fullinger and family; Mrs. Fitt and Edna; Mr. and Mrs. Fowler and Frank: John Gould: Tom and Mrs. Goddard; Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Grimaldi, Marion and Tony; Mr. and Mrs. H. J. G. Grattan and Alec: Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Horn; Rosie Howard: Alderman J. J. Lynch and ...
... Laura. Euneral Saturday; private. No flowers, request. GAY.—On Thursday. 18th April, at 96, Lawsstreet, Pembroke Dock. Thomas John (lav. Rate Collector Pembroke Borough. Funeral Sunday, Two p.m. 1 GRAHAM—At 46. Alexandre-itrcet. Vale, Thoma?, son of the ...
... been 300,000 volunteers for the armed forces since the start of the war, Mr. Ernest Brown (Minister of Labour) revealed on Tuesday night during a debate in the House of Commons on manpower. Mr. OWEN EVANS (Lib., Cardigan), initiating the debate, said that ...
... Dersingham. Norfolk, to Caroline, wife of R. McCotter son. Tuohy—March 28, 1940, at 17, Cardigan Drive, Cliftonville, Belfast, to Mr. and Mrs. John V. Tuohy—a son (John Brian). MARRIAGES Deale —Tingey—March 23. 1940, at the \orth Street Methodist Church ...
... for calling up or for reserve 1,700,000 young men. No fewer than 300,000 men had volunteered and had been enrolled in the armed forces since war began. As the result of a Services combout, begun last September, 8,000 essential men were returned to industry ...
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... Lloyd, 43* Sun Street, Cheltenham, 10/-: Ronald Church, Wick 1 ...
... could only be sown throughout the countries of the world there would be no necessity to resort to force or to the clash of arms to settle their differences. The peoples of the world were all children of one Supreme Bring, no matter by what name they might ...
... mother and dad Vet A and Ralph KING —OXTOBY —April 6, 1915, Bt. Margaret Ant.oeh. Leeds. JOHN WILLIAM KINO, to EDITH ALICE OXTOBY. Present address: 107. Cardigan GG QUICK—April 5. 1915. »t Oak Ro.d Congregational Church. PRANK ROWLAND to LILIAN JANE QUICK ...