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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... and pointing out there were al- even, slipped and fractured a ternative premises vacant.-The re- Lip. Ile was removed to Cardigan Hos-LAMPETER ton. Denis Goodwin. Alan Pendle, Graham Harris. Michael Bacon, B. port was approved. Aid. Williams itted . the ...
... nid county tel yr yniddangosodd Heavy rain often follows severe frost; and do not just elide through leaving •1. acting, Cardigan (2,OSS) second, and print. Yr ateb wrth gwrs yw : ~ and the cold weather having crumbled ray residue untouched. The claw ...