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... —Messrs C . D . M'lvorA . T . A . Young , George Veitch , John GroundwaterGeorge Jardine Darge , James Dorward , Robert Hall , John Garvie , William Smith , J . B . Mackenzie , W . R . Brown , John BailliePeter M . Fisher , James M . Wregg , James Mullo ...
... t’* —April 4. at Hendrr, F!eur-ae-LlB. John Ambraitr -'v-tored hur•A'’*!r Jours Funeral Thnradav. 4 '•rntlrrorn onlv. ** - April 6. at Napirr-at.. Cardigan, brlovcd husband Mary. Fjidav. 2 o’clock, for Cardigan Orntlrmrn only flowers. s.NAITH. —Rrauit ...
... children are out of babyhood, accidents have been known to happen through lifting them by the arms, or swinging them round. They must always be lifted under the arms. That is the comfortable, and the rafest way. LESS HANDLED THE BETTER Most women whether they ...
... Matthew's Church, Hull, John, son of and Mrs J. T. Nicholson, of 28, Cardigan-rd., to Irene Mary, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs O. H. Burroughs, ol 30, King's Benchstreet. P2O SLEIGHT—BUDD April 18th (special licence), at St. John's Methodist Church, Stoneferry ...
... Cottage Hospital into the circumstances attending the death of Nlargaret McSevitt,' Aged 11 years, daughter of Mr and Mrs 'John •McKevitt, of 1 Primrose HIM ilo:ywell. who died on Monday at the iharpnal having been admitted there on 10th suffering from ...
... , and Sergt -Pilot .rd Johns, onlv son of Mr and Johns. Haulfrvn. High-st . 'nd grandson of Aid. John Evans, '.stone. Cardigan. 1 FORTHCOMING MARRIAGES AR KING - The Marriage of Doreen M B , B Ch. tCantabi. only child Mr. John J. T. King and ...
... Sale to Particular*. Meain. JOHN D. WOOD and CX).. at then and there read the Desirable and Marram Estate Office, Lon*l and road, Mar Compact KHKF.HOIJj FARM known gam. Port Talbot 1 GROVE HOUSE. with *ub«fanfial F’arm . . _— 1 Residence and Ou ...
... 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 ...
... Sheraton Inlaid Mahogany BUREAU; Mahogany MULE CHEST, Oak MULE CHEST: WELSH DRESSER: Set Six CHIPPENDALE CHAIRS, ribl)on back, two arms and four singles; Set of Six SPINDLE BACK CHAIRS; Oak BUREAUBOOKCASE; Oak Gate-leged TABLES; Mahogany Sutherland TABLE; Pierced ...
... refs. Write D 990. lADY has 2 Well-furn. Rooms, suit offß| bus. gent, or couple; all mod. Heading ley. Write D 575 MINERS' Arms Residential Hotel, Hill (fully licensed), situated tmfl lovely moorlands, welcomes you for week-end, or any period, 3 miles ...
... son residence. 3, Czar Street. Hoi beck, meed years. ELIZA ANN. the dearly beloved wife the late John (Jack) KEELING, also beloved mother James. Caroline. John. Bob. Lily, Elsie, and grandma of Jlmmie. Kathleen, and Jack.—lnterment at Cottingley Hall Cemetery ...
... Middlesex, Oxfordshire. Area 2; Dorset. Gloucestershire, Hampshire jincluding Isle of Wight), Somerset,* Wiltshire. Area 3; Cardigan, Carmarthen, Glamorgan, Hereford, Monmouth, Pembroke. Radnor, Brecon. Area 4: Cheshire, Lancashire, Denbigh, Flint, Caernarvon ...