... using a fixed engine for fishing on June 7. Defendant, who wrote pleading guilty, was fined £4 and 4s, costs.—John George John, Carpenters Arms, was summoned for , •upplying beer by the hand of his agent, James Adams, Tymawr, Newcastle Emlyn, during no ...

... Burial.---Hannah Flannery. 3. Glos- LAMF'ETER 1 ter-row, Cardigan, who died at temple Buildings aged was buried at Naddfa. The Rev. Esaia Williams , eetees churchyard on Thursday. The Cardigan, preached at the thanksgiv- curate, the Rev. Martin Bowen ...

... iams Davies, Cardigan. CARDIGANSHIRE About I; miles from Llanarth. FOR SALE, the FREEHOLD HOLDING known as PARKE Comprising House. Farm Bui.dings, and about 26 acres of Land. Full particti.ars front— HUGH LADD Auctioneer and Value', CARDIGAN. LIST OF PROPERTIES ...

... with three guineas advo- marked improvement. cate'a fee, and 15'8 each for two Mr. John .Tones, Llandyssul, was analyst's certificates. elected as deputy assembly mein- John Jones. Pottre, was sum- her. Tanned by Inspector Joseph Jones asmat. for selling ...

... dark-haired man. less than sft. tall, who was known by the nickname of Blackie John,' sat meekly in court. Mr. Claxton said Evans and the dead woman had been at the Butchers' Arms Hotel, Wattstown. on Saturday, October 11. When asked three days later to account ...

... cerrie. !vier mein, red-ernes yw'r coed arm Cyd-ddyheu i 1 codold lin English it goes somethi this: Built by poverty—with kindness, not stones. f masonry ; mutual pledges are its timbers, and joint aspirations raised JOHN PARRY. the Dick Turpin Monmouthshire ...

... prosecuting Malcolm Standfield, aged 46, of Birch Grove, Cilfynydd, for an alleged attack on his father-in-law, 63-year-old Richard John James. , Mr Hammond went on to say that James had been discharged from the Army ui World War with an 8; cet.t. disability pension ...

... future of Cardigan bridge and the ultimate lay -out of the main traffic routes in and around the town. Invitations had been received from the Ministry of Transport to prepare schemes of major improvements at Ropewalk Hill, Cardigan; Llanina Arms cross-roads ...

... lowborn. Lip., Barclays Bask Cbbra. Sonthgateat., Gloacostn. 13687 THE LAURELS, T. ARYANS, CHEPSTOW. Sale it LIVE sad DEA!) !ARMING STOCK, which Mr. P. M. Broome has Instrneted DAVIS and SONS to Conduct. on Premises, ea THURSDAY, Sept. 25:- 35 Attested DAIRY ...

... being taken over by the Nat- A WORD TO LIDERB---A valuable aguil ional also the present at this twawa ft head of the local St. John's 4 m - 1 ° Will also be Nat, bulance Croup and the ft es and treasurer of the Ambulaaml , motor van. But Mr. Davies' chief ...

... results. E. Kay, Craigydon, beat his Eirias Park opponent 21-0. Deganwy players, at Llandudno, wore black arm-bands in memory of their secretary, John G. Spence. whose death is announced in this issue. Players and spectators assembled before the match when ...

... Instruction of the Representative Dods of the Church in -Wales. MANORDIER, Near TENRY, PEM. JOHN FRANCIS and SON will Oiler for SALE by AUCTION (In Fire Lots) at Sings Arms Hotel. Pembroke, at p m., on MONDAY. Oct. 20 (unless previously sold). Freehold SMALLHOLDING ...