... Adventure—Now He's Got It His boss called fifteen - year - old John Evans the town's best butcher's boy, but John's secret dream was to lead a life of adventure, so he suddenly threw up his job in Cardigan, South Wales, to join a ship. On the voyage home a storm ...

... fined £3 and costs at Gateshead police court to-day for failing to register under the National Services (Armed Forces) Act. IJ E was Leslie Norman Cardigan (27), of 4. Stratford Gardens Gateshead, who appeared on remand. Preseculing for the Ministry Labour ...

... husband of Elizabeth Davies Jenkins, Hillside.” Cardigan, who passed away on February 27th, 1937.—L0ve never faileth. 1 JENKINS.—Sacred Memories to-day and always of Alderman David Jenkins. Hillside. Cardigan, who died on February 27th, 1937.—Mary. 1 JENKINS ...

... (always cheery) told John #he didn't mind. One day, she said, laughing, well live in a fine house like the one •t the end of Cardigan Road. Every Sunday afternoon the}' went to look Mary's ideal house, and Mary would sigh, and John would smile. They ...

... AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. The ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the SOCIETY will be held in The DRUMMOND ARMS HOTEL CRIEPF.—FOR SALE by Public Room within the DRUMMOND ARMS HOTEL. there. at 2.30 p.m.. on TUESDAY. 25th FEBRUARY 1941. that DWELLING-HOUSE. 141 KING STREET ...

... the wedding on Saturday Captain John Brian Blrkett,' Royal Corps of Signals (only son of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. G. Birkett, Cambrian House, Burgess Hill, Sussex), and Miss Margery Hlgglnson (second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Hlgginson, Gienmakieran, Craigavad ...

... man-street, Cardiff. SIM EVANS and CO., Auctioneers, Cardigan. Feb. 10. -Cow*, Ac., Cardigan. FOWLER and SON, street, Cardiff. 70, Queen- Feb. IS.- Kurni JACKSON ami MoCARTNEY, Auction eers. Craven Arms. Feb. 15 Herne', HerctonJ. SETH PHILLIPS and SON (F ...

... Miss McCarthy. Dublin; O’Sugrue and Family, Dublin; Mr. M. Prendergast. Kerry; Mrs. Iluggard and Family, Butler Arms Hotel, Waterville; Mr. John Waldron, Kilcock; Mr. James Barnett, Castleknock; Senator Parkinson, Maddenstown Lodge: Mrs. Carton, Dublin; ...

... licenie of the Slsinner's Arms was granted on the application of Mr. F. B. Jesgop to Mrs. Helen Stewart, of Erdington, Birmingham.—D.C.C. E. J. Evans, on behalf of the police, offered no objection. A letter from the North Cardigan,hire l'resbytery, representing ...

... indifferent display. Phelan, and O’Keeffe were the only players to play to form. Last-minute changes occasioned by the absence of John, ston had an adverse effect the whole team. Waterford’s early efforts were sufficient to show that they could prove superior ...

... S. Dial, by John Mill, Montrose; It. Antique Oak Bureau; Georgian Mahogany Sideboard; Set of 4 Antique' Chairs with Upholstered Beats; Upright Mahogany China Display Cabinet; 3-Piece Suite in Moquette and Set 12 Chairs to Match (2 with arms); Rosewood ...

... chanea ems has to ret a eon? now is tnnicking I. no of •me rif the hook barrows l in the vicinity of Ae*on'o Grattan and Irish Rights.—Mention of Grattan brings to mind that gres, speech! of his on April 10th, MO, on Declaration of Irish Rights. I will km ...