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... the Rev. E. Market-street; Mr. and Mrs. John ly mastered, mid as the child becomes Aldred Williams on his appointment Williams and Miss Joan Williams, proficient in this he giadtially ac. as archdeacon of Cardigan. Caebislan, Aberarth; Mr. and Mrs. quires ...
... Police News.—W.l. E. R. Da t• :c • THE CORPORATION SHIELD Canon Rosser presided. I ELECTION OF COUN has been transferred to Cardigan and ; Weekly Market.—The huge attead- 1 Mr. B. J. Davis, Bank, presided is succeeded by W.R. Evan Rees, 1 Mr. W. G. Hughes ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...