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... the dark, and the baby went out of her arms and fell into the water. Her mother did not know that she had a baby, or that she had gone through a form of marriage at Pembroke k with a man named Edwards. of Cardigan, and she was too frightened to attempt ...
... Cribyn; 2, John LewLs , . Lampeteri 3, M. Morgan, Cwmystwyth, . SHOW . ' . - *, . Pony Waal): 1, J. finishes, Cemmaes; 2, Jones. Fiongoy; 3,, T. J. Lewis, .. . Lluest. Open trotting: I, Peter - Wiiiiffti r Te Record' Vaughan, Llanidloes; 2, John Lewis, Cribyn; ...
... -- The Rev. Win. John Williams, minister of the Welsh Baptist churches at Cwmifor and of Scion, Llangadock, who died suddenly at his home, Glasfryn, Llangadock, on Friday, aged 62, was a past secretary of the Carmarthen and Cardigan Baptist Association ...
... Mrs. Devise , the wnen Church were easirmed by the caretaker, for her care of the Altar Bishop: John Jones sad David At the Parochial Church the Neuaddtawr; arm TanY epooistatente were made . Iw 4 SSYassa t Rarirlecanal tonterenee. Mr. Dd. les. Mrs. ...
... Fisliguard (cousins Auntie Meg; May. Ivor and John, of the bride), and Miss Betty Ladd, Llanelly; liwilym, Gwladys, a John, Cardigan (cousin of the bridegroom). Whitland; Mead. Megan. a Eifion. Mr. Hamilton James, Cardigan, acted Whitland; Jack. Olwen, and children ...
... Quai ter Sessions of Ministry of Labour permit to allow units, with Lister engine; as new.— • the Peace for the County of Cardigan her to obtain employment by individ- Write, Box No. A.G. Welsh Gazette will be held and kept at the TOWN ual effort. Office ...
... the Rev. D. =WY POOLS PLAN Morris Jones. / • Obituary.—Mrs. Elisabeth Evans,' A conference of authorities ia widow of Mr. John Evans, Highmead Cardiganshire under 0 died on Wednesday week. chairmanship oi sir.. Llewelya Samuel, Aberystwyth. at sou ...
... Jones, Cardigan, and nienihers o time Ile I .F.r. The A ernn Cardiganshire County Council, and Miss Sylvia Elias, Cilgerran, so- C.: . under the leadership of Mks was well known Is t roughout the pianos; Mr. W. J. Jenkins, Eglvrys- Brcnog Arms gave a ...
... the late Mr. ani thomas. Neuadd Arms, Lamson, the latter, Mr. Tommy Thomas, RIIYDLEWIS 0 at Bangor 44 years ago and ser for some years at Manchester peter. and is survived by a widow and Burial. -- The burial of Mr. John at Parkyrltailnu. Llaugynllo, took ...
... pastor. English Baptist: Rev. J. Manse! John, tastor. Unitarian: Rev. D. A. Williams. Llanhadarn: Parish Church. Revs. Canon 1). J. Jones. vicar, and D. A. Williams. curate; Soar, Rev. ithys Bowen. Glais; Baron, Rev. John Edwards, Tabor. No Cases. —There were ...
... remark have received instriti•tioes to offer John Francis & Son . and r work f ruining or hi him. m. ca 1 There is such a rr t y a in le g a w g h ic en for h m is Sale by Public Auction at the re w itii EMLYN ARMS HOTEL, NEWCASTLE EMI.YN on Mr. J. J. Morris ...
... Thomas. Solo over 50: divided Airs. J. James sad Mr. Boa James, Dogmeek Quartette: Peaypare Party. Champion Mrs. Owya Jones, Cardigan, and Miss Cols Jones, Lisafyrnach. Octette : Peayparc Party. SYNOD DfN Red Cross Rural Pennies.—Collea ties, for the first ...