... 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 ...

... 28—Rev. John Henthcemn nals some intecesting articies inclui'!b:;gneDD..icholar. author, and ing “State Craft in Ireland,” “Notes antiquary, died 1869. Jchn Bovle cn Irish Dress and Arms in the 16:h O'Reilly ‘Feniin, poct, journalist Ce‘mu:y.lThe Disaster ...

... Rev D. Murphy P.P.. Glenarm, assisted by ' Very Rev Joseph Byrne. P.P., yr. Larne, Rev T. M'Grattan. P.P.. Bally' dare, and Rev P. J. O'Keeny, CC.. Glen. arm. ! The Br.dal March - was rendered on i the organ by Miss Jeannie M'Erlean • cA.L.C.III.i. Elizabeth ...

... GLENARM & COAST A pretty wedding took place on Wednesday at Glenarm, the contracting parties being Mr. John M'Sparran, only son of Mr. Dan and the late Mrs. M’SpMran, Oarnlough, and Mias Mary Louisa M‘Al lister (ALCM), only daughter Mr. and Mrs. James ...

... Lovel)' William and Mary Rouse, 7 F arms, 4 Cottage AL 0 R EYDO OLD HALL FARM 372 ACRES R ENTAL £2OO BRA~!PTON OLD HA U FROSTENDEN HALL ESTATE For SAJE b,- AUCTION by i\le srs. IRELAND, Barclays Bank Chambers, Norwich; JOHN D. WOOD & CO., 23, Berkeley Square ...

... Office Davlot. Thomas May Tait. 'coal merchant, Elmbank, Grattan Place, Fraserburgh. William Thomson, farmer. Leslie, Insch. John I'rquhart Vass, M.B.E. works manager, Crimonmogate. Lonmay. ' John Webster, farmer. Derbeth, Kingswells Rev. William Kay White ...

... 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 ...

... their schemes serious consideration should be given to whether they should come into the matter at all The Rev. E. M, Lewis, Cardigan, said the county should work together, and a majority decided to form a county tee representing all the local authorities ...

... 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 ...

... active service). DaaG regretted by her loving Sister and _Mother-in-law. Agnes and William Grattan. also Nephew and Niece. 234 Tats a Avenue. Belfast. Safe is the arms of Jesus . BOYD—June 34. 1944. at her parents' residence. 122 Mersey Street. Belfast. WIRTNA ...

... at the organ. At the afternoon service. Child's Prayer and “Somewhere’’ were rendered by Miss Barbara Hanna, while ivirster John Krox sang God has given us a Bookful stories.’ There’s a Friend for Little Children was rendered by Miss Bella Irwin. Miss ...

... fire-engine was used enlivened the proceedings. ULSTER WEDDINGS Crowe—Rollins The wedding of Mr. John Crowe, son of the late Mr. T. Crowe, and of Mrs. Crowe, Cardigan Drive, Belfast, to Miss Florence Adelaide Rollins, daughter of the late Mr. T. D. Rollins, ...