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... yn Egiwys y Brindod Sanetaidil Mrs. Evan Hug es, Acton Stores; Mr bert Lewis, clerk; John Jones, stir- Mercher. Hydref 11. l; weinvadwvd v Evan Davies Tanrallt • Mr John veyor, and Baldwin - Richards, collec- -•- . ' -• -' -•.. CI mum Bendigaid yn y am ...
... of Aberystwyth. We are ceived by Mrs. Herbert. 10, Weirfa- How returning to what is left of our road, loath Park. Cardiff, arm- own place in London and it is proper iety is felt for the safety of her bus- that there should be public expressband, Capt ...
... they could surrender. Wher- (meet's:— ever a convoy of any size was getting MESSRS. away the Allied bombers were after it: JOHN FRANCIS & SON, we were told of one convoy , among the first that got away, is miles long of Carmarthen (Tel. 465 and 466). ...
... of a Choice Freehold nstanley.l he Tools, Sic. • • . Strikes are the order of t day. w e _ Mr. John Price, F.A.1., seem to hear every week of a fresh Mr. John Price, F.A.L Will offer for Salt by Public Auction strike in the coal mines, and engineer. Has ...
... Morris, Brongwyn Parish Church. and by Mr. R. Lloyd Lewis. The service closed with prayer offered by the Rev. Ben Morris. Cardigan. _ _ In the evening, the Rev. Ben Owen presiding, sermons were delivered by the Revs. D. J. Lewis, 8.A., Tumble, and Dr. ...
... the week are: — Miss bouts and friends of Caeffynnoa; Mrs. Madge Collins, Quay-parade. WAAF ; PENSION mum DISALLOWED Jones, John, Neste, Raymond and es-Service man P. - mid, L . School Examination. from Messrs Densil Davies i Mason ' s row, An Aberystwyth ...
... couragement is the Fireside Chat. Mrs. Jeakins, Ynyegragog• Mr. and and Geseira Spo rt ing Club. One was held at Cwm h yar F arm on Mn.. R. Evans, l'alyboar; /fr. and Mrs Club he relates doubt Friday night, when thirty local farm- R. Francis. Tymawr-csulan; ...
... Merfyn Davies (Arm , ough in that direction. , Lewis. Parkyrhos, and Sgt TS. Tynyporth Inn, and Engineer Wi o i . . lennett (Navy), Maesgwyn, have beeo 1 An Ambitious Scheme. Tones, Council Houses. Mrs. B. J. ome on leave. 1 Ald. John John said the Council ...
... brings the new supply. l' w.A.O.S. Bulletin), Sir George cited, g bwsed o Bennant wedi dod i t i re d Owen, a native of Cardigan, has rte• :4 deliveries are inirequent farmers Stapledon, who was formerly director , gipitir darian a oedd yn hong be helping ...
... arrapgements under those conditions. There are for the issue of licences apply only to two things that couch-grass cannot inter-arm sales of grain or for stand, and these are hard-grazing, and -Kai and not tar feeding purposes. consolidation by the trampling ...
... their war-time food production, headmaster. of Cardigan County . that in the surveys of social conditions SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18th, 1944. and other facts given by Mr. Hud- School, the new mayor of Cardigan. made between the two wars, 4.9% of The following ...
... late Mr. Mr. Richard Williams, an employee and Mrs. James Lewis, Portland- Mr. R. S. Hudson told Saturday's meeting that Cardigan had the highest of the Council, and the late Mr. Hugh street, Aberystwyth. The Rev. J. E. number of Clubs of any county in ...