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... Hotel. Cardigan, on RATI'RDAY. Auguat 21. 1945. at (subject of Sairf and ualeat be Private Treaty!. For Further Particulars *» to both lAt a appir Messrs W. J. Williams and Davies. Solicitors (Tel. 62). or the Auctioneer* (Tel. 55t. all »f Cardigan n 3753 ...
... Customer*, the Cardigan Arm* Hotel 13 O Mrs. June*. 36. Burlington-ter. O 17 6 IMisa Langmaid .* 17 6 Mi**e« Bronwen and Kay . Bowen, 129, Pearl-street 0 15 (Mrs. Krskine. Kuby-itreet.. 8 Bridge Inn. Ely 4 C t'ustpmer*. the Moulders' Arm* 1 10 Mr*. Kirk ...
... Duncan Jones, of Llords Bark, and youn«est daughter the late Levi James. organ. Cardigan. Funeral St. Mary's Church. Cardigan. Saturday, 2.30 pm., to be buried at Cardigan Cemetery. No flowers. 1 TONES —On April 7. at 37. Murlel-terr. DowTals. Jones. Mistress ...
... 11a.m. Catalogues JOHN FRANCIS and SON, Auctioneers, Carmarthen. (Tel. No. 465 and 466). Further Sales;—August .13, September 10. October 8. November 12. (Cardigan 6 miles, Newport 5 miles). For SALE AUCTION th» Black Lion Hotel, Cardigan, on SATURDAY, 17th ...
... Porter. Solicitor, Llandilo. JOHN FRANCIS and SON will OFFER U, SALE AUCTION. At . '/* TliL-H°sUA'v' l *u.*^ PARISH OF' MOYLEGROVE. FARM lnr»n”'. VAYNOII ,v'tUin' About 4m « from s«rbcrth «nd T '* *l* honK. Outbuildins*. 1 ARM k , V .nd .hom 508 Acre* high ...
... Glamorgan. Monmouth, Hereford. Radnor, Cardigan and Carmarthen. pARDIFF was described as county 530 years ago in a which referred to *‘a bond of David Lewis, rector of the church of St. Fagan in Wales, and John Button, of the town Gylmyn, in the couni> ...
... and Mrs. Barrett Evans, Glyn. Llanstephan. She was an aunt of Mr. T. B. Stephens, former High Sheriff of Carmarthenshire. Mr. John Welder Howard, whose death is announced at Brantwood. Pennard. Gower, was a veteran Swansea teacher. After an appointment at ...
... Littlenewcastle, now of Castle Hill, Fishguard, and Mr. John Jones Lewis, Maesyrafon, both in Puncheston, Pembroke, are plaintiffs. The defendants are the Rev. John Lewis Jones, Clyde Vale, Llanon, Cardigan (since dead), the Properties Board of the Calvinistic ...
... Rad?r Court. LUndaff. a son BIRTHDAY GREETINGS ■ S —John, 10, Ho«ard-«t , Treorchy. ytarchladau i Dada ar ■ uyain-ag-un.—Oddi wrth y Plant *c oddi cartref 1 VS —John, 10. Howard-st.. Treorchy. 1 John ar rrrraedd ei u|aln-a|-un. —Oddi wrth Teulu 66. -at ...
... suddenly at his home. Underborough, Westward Ho ! North Devon, aged 70. He was the third son of the late John Vaughan, J.P.. of Plfts, Llangoedmone. Cardigan, and a younger brother Mr. Herbert M. Vaughan, of Tenby. During the last War Capt. Vaughan served in ...
... hard tobacco brough from abroad by Capt. Griff Jones, Gendros, Cardigan, realised £25 for the Red Cross and St. John Pennya-wcck Fund The lucky numbers were drawn by the Mayoress of Cardigan (Mrs. W. J. Morgan). ...
... and beloved alaler id Ellen 1 —At London HoaplUl. Margaret, of Farm. Llanellv. Funeral Tuea? Bail''cape! 2.0; Men only. 1 John Morgan. of Caerphilly-53 • Red Acre-rd.. Sutton Fbneral arrangement* JfflS Cardiff. field, on Dec Ivor Jonw. Dentist, Ethel ...