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... Juvenile Court held of soil. They will grow quite well in a at Cardigan on Tuesday week. before Aldershed or cellar and an excellent place is un- nian John Evans (in the chair), Mrs. John der the staging of your greenhouse if you Evans and Mr. Thomas ...
... of the late Mr. John Evans to Sell by Public Auction on the Premises as above on WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11th, 1942. The Farm Implements AND Household Furniture, etc. The HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE include: Sideboard, Drawing Room Suite, Couch, Arm Chaiis, about 2 ...
... Wednesday night in aid of the Lampeter and District Nursing, Association. I St. David's College.—The Rev. E. Lee! Hamer, vicar of Cardigan, who has been ' LLANLLWNI selected to deliver a series of lectures dur- Death and Funeral.—The death of Mr. int Lent, spoke ...
... Arch- apprenticeship to the drapery trade in a member of the Governors' Executive deacon of Cardigan. A posse of police, in London where he had the late Mr. John Council. As a Freemason he served as a charge of Inspector T. 0. Price, formed an Hinds, M ...
... Aber- • the fish that had been kept back (owing to ystwyth. dan erweiniad Mr. Richard Ev- : low water conditionsl in Cardigan area. arm. Llawenydd yw clywed foci y con yn . They bwriadu rystadhi yn yr Eisteddfod Gened- l were the fish that should have ...
... sales. Wedding.- Mr. John Anthony Morgan, of 'Anghorta, Cwmgwrach, now with the R.A.F., and Miss Beryl Richards. of Bro- Dawel, Mo‘l; -o‘c. were married at Moylgrove Church. Before joining up, the bridegroom served at the Cardigan and Newcastle Emlyn branches ...
... health gradually gave away. She was from Southampton. New Quay: Cardigan, per-nutte d hours, wrote plealingguilty, state daughter of Mr. Jenkin Evans and Mrs. Newcastle Emlyn. Aberporth. Cardigan and ing the offence m been committed inadxect- Jane Evans, Ffosyffin ...
... Talbot Hotel, Aber- value a/-, Benjamin Morgans, Plasnewydd, ystwyth, and beer to William John McCann, Llangeithio, timber sawyer, pleaded not Tynllidtart Arms, Capel Bangor. The men guilty. were charged with consuming, and Ernest Evan Davies, Wenallt ...
... agreed to. May 6th. between Mr . John 1 • I meat. added hi. tribute to company Officer , ' Jones. elder Tuborculons Cases. Phillipi for his eervices to the town and dis- •on of the late Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Jon es , Cardigan Town Council sought support to ...
... -- a• - • Jones Iltee Bets Morgan. Aniati H0n. hams, High-street, and Mr. John Williams, als f dlatualerla ili casiwfol'il a' e• Mr. Iten Itichards. Ban lays Rank: Mr. John Newcastle Emlyn. Interment took place a ll The '''' r l '* I heel ' Williams ...
... David Llewellyn, eldest tea brought in a good sum for the corn- son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Llewellyn, Emforts fund. I iy o Arms Hotel, has been promoted to the Bible Class Examination.--At the child- rank of sergeant air gunner in the R.A.F. Fen's service ...
... Tregaron, uncles; Mr. John Mori gan, Ystunituen; Mr. and Mrs. D. Morgan, !Penewinllydan; Mi. M. Morgan Tynrhyd. I Devil's Bridge; Mrs. Evans and Miss Daviies. Devil's Badge; Mr. John Benjamin and Miss Mary Benjamin, Pontrhydygroes; Mr. 'John Davies. Blaencaron: ...