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... 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 ...
... loved husband Arm (nee Holland). Brer remtmtoened ad. Deaths ALLAN. EdaeweU. 27. Buskin Street. 14th. aged 20, John William, beloved son Joseph and Maury AJlait. IntejovoiT- PnKUroe. , lea vln* residence 2.30. ANDERSON. Percy Main. St. John Street. 14th ...
... —At Durris Parish Church, on sth September. 1942. the Rev P. Conacher. John, eldest son and Mrs Duncar. Strachan, Chapel House, to Barbara Marybelle. youngest (laughter Mr and Mrs John Birss. Norjii Brae Crathes. , _ THOMSON—RITCHIE. At the South Ch'irch ...
... earned the Royal Coat of Arms By Special Appointment. Yea more, John W/dee—whose shop was betwixt butcher and baker—provided boots to Royalty: and so we had actually this trio of adjoining shops displaying Imperial insignia John M'Afee & Son. Ltd.. ...
... —Cortege leaves 135. Scott Hall Road, p.m., Wednesday, for service and interment Arm ley Hid Top Cemetery. WHlTEHEAD.—September 26. 100, Purlwell Lane, Batley. aged 83 years. JOHN EDWARD, dearly husband Mary Hannah WHlTEHEAD.—lnterment at Cemetery on Tuesday ...
... foot; all have T.T. certificates of recent date; rich, capital milkers, creamers. Inspection invited. A few Heifer Calves.—John Laity. Trevabyn, Marazion. 'Phone 45. SALE, good GUERNSEY COW. with her 3rd CALF; sound. —Hicks, Maudlin. Liskeard. DAY-OLD ...
... who passed away on Sept. 2-1. 1941. Safe in the arms of Je11113. -John, Kenneth and Daddy, '• Roseneath, Western Avenue, Woodley. OLACSKPORD.-In loving memory of a dear husband and father, John Blackford, who passed away September 22, 1941. In ...
... HOLYWELL. The wedding took p lace on Saturday at Holywell r Office of Miss Edith Gratton, f ifth daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Grattan, of 50, _Penyglyn Estate. Bagillt, and Mr. Leslie Terence Nicholron, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Nicholson, of 32, Whitford ...
... miles; one ownerj good condition.—M Best. Wingfield, St Dennis. St Austell. 170 RD TEN. good condition. Best offer.—Allenby Arms, Barbican, Plymouth. 1 QQQ ROVER 10 Saloon D/L, 11,000, new condition, one careful owner; nearest offer £500.—Rivermead, Longbridge ...
... large towns throughout the British Isles. All letters treated in strict confidence. Personnel Director, Prices Tailors, Ltd., Cardigan Cres., Rd., Leeds, 4. . , , lor country P. 0., about 15; must be strictly honest and obliging, non-smoker; good opport.; ...
... Nimans Church Turriff, the 9th S»ot . 1942, by the Rev P C MacOuoid. John Metcalf, eldest son and Mrs James Cattanach Kemp's Lane, to Annie (•■ Nan ”). second daughter of Mr and Mrs John Black, 3 Rae Street. Turriff. CRAIG LEITH. At King Ool'ege Chapel. ...
... the Governing Board of the Unitea specifically excluded from the Fuel> Russia had lost more than half her Colleges the Rev. John Owen Registration and Distribution Order coal production and 60 per cent, of iNevin) referred to the great loss June 12 last ...