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... Bowen, M.P and justifiable pride in his performance at Westminster. They also '' s v h ir l i r le e body of Liberals in Cardigan- He had recently met three took steps to perfect the organisation Socialist Members of Parliament and so as to make the seat ...
... Penboyr; Mr. and Mrs. John Jones, Gturegweii, lihydlewis: Mr. and Mrs. David Jones. The Saddlery. Tonypandy; Mr. and Mrs. Henty Jones, Llarielly. and Mr. and Mrs. James Jones, Trialbrith. I.langeler. sons and daughters-in-law; Mr. and Mrs. John DaVIRS, Maesgwyn ...
... Ceingarth; Mrs. Trevor John, present minis her et Davies, Llanfair. cousins: Mr. and Castle Street Church. Chief mourn° li: Mrs. I. 1.. Williams, and Kittle. Glan- Mr. John Davies. brither; Ens Daa- Will; Mrs. John. Mr. Whitey John, anal tee, niece; Mr ...
... Deio'r Porthmon, Mr. John Jenkins: Twml'r Drofer. Mr. Thomas Evans: Deio Pegi Fthvs. Mr W. J. Gruffydd: liodri Wniffre. Mr. J. G. Williams. CM.; Han Witiffre. Mr Evan Jones; Cwnittabl Dans. Mr. Edwards. (:wnstabl Tomos, Mr. Jenkin John Jones; Jaeo . r Hosier ...
... off by day were Mr. John Garner (presiding) the Fishguard lifeboat. For two Mrs. J. Lewis Evans, Mrs. freharne, days the vessel had been floundering IMessrs Daniel Davies, Sydney Herin Cardigan Bay, her engines having i belt, John John, Arnold Smith, Sylbroken ...
... eonterence with tha Sam Richards and Mr. John Richards, Divisional Manager of the Crosville Lowtre, cousin and nephew; Mrs. Motor Services in rvgard to improved James. Gwynfryn; Miss Bees, Goleubus service., to Cardigan. and a fryn: Mrs. Jones, Arosfa; Miss ...
... issue of the! town and oeuntY• Loision Gazette*. the name appeared the euairman referred to the new 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. I ei G r John M. alasson, If. Queen- i secretary of the Cumin Association, At ALEXANDRA ROAD SCHOOL. Mr. Watkins. and promised hun every ...
... Davies and Son. Cart mare or geld- T R.. Lewis. Morfri tehaf. Ne rs. Cymerwyd rhan gan Mr. John Jones. ing under two: t, Messrs D. Davies Pest 'tent headlands: John Jon Blaine; Mr. Sylvan Griffiths. Penh& and Son; 2, Mr. Griffiths, Dolwalter. ' C-vmnsnt ...
... broke loop. recently lain, the Yorwerth Davies, the know what improvements have been Meetings of the Council, taking an in Cardigan Bay, is now in Newport h-sson being rad by the Command- effected during that period. in con- active interest in the affairs ...
... good General for private house, in Aberystwyth. Fond of cluldren.—Write. Box elsh Gazette Ont.*, Aberystwyth. ANTED, General I arm Worker, ahie to drive tractor preferred; house available. T. Wood Jones, Tany Gulch Farm, near Aberystwyth. WANTED. Domestic ...
... Lloyd, sister-in-law. PENRZYNCOCII St. John' Church—At the morning service on Sunday the Vicar d&licated for the use ot the church, a beautiful white htire and veil, given by the daughters of the late Mr John Hamer. The Nook, Penglaie-roaii, Aberystwyth ...
... offered.—Apply. Mrs Gwyneth E%rtti.. Ithosiwyrt. Lampeter IXiMESTIC HELP Wanted. evenings free, housework only.—Apply. Burdett. Arms. Great Darkgate Street. Als-cy,twyth. WANTED. Composito: for general work: permanency; Grade 2 wages.— Apply. Llanelly Mercury ...