Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... revalue person. Apply 97. nick-street, Cardiff. TD., capable and reliable Nanny. genuinely fond of children; maid kept; !arm outside Cardigan.—Box T 5034. vvD. Mimed.. Resident Maid or Companion Help to lady. In good home and modern house.-125. Lake-rd. West ...
... Mon.), Mr. John Calvin Thomas, Cardiff (minister at Talgarth and Velindre) and Professor Huw Parri Owen (professor of New Testament Greek at Aberystwyth). Boys Stole, Bench Release Names When two boys appeared at Lower Troedyraur (Cardigan) juvenile court ...
... • at., Cardiff (1198/91, and Branches. k 196 TOWN OF CARDIGAN. Sale of Freehold Dwelling-hou,e. SIM EVANS and CO. are favoured with Om 'llO ions to OFFER. for SALE at the Black Linn 1 twat, Cardigan, on SATURDAY, April 16th. 1949, at 2.30 p.m., the Freehold ...
... SATURDAY. February 26th. 1949. the FREEHOLD PROPERTY known as 33/34, ST. MARY'SSTREET In the town of Cardigan. Foil Partteu!ars: Auctioneers Cardigan ITel : 471. 0215 Chepstow Ru SELECTIONS 1.30: Sandteigh. 2.0: King's Pyramid. 2.30: friar's Drum. 3.0: ...
... n to the, in, cnn,,iiiwtt,,s of Rim Brigade Vehicles, - fact that infantry is the basic arm.' to reach ins not ,der than 6th DECEMBER. supported by the other arms. The VERNON bAWRF.NCE. Clerk of post will always be held by an cosscil• Hall. Neepoit. 790 ...
... SALES SY AUCTION FRIDAY NEXT, at 2 p.m. lIALB ISHA WARM. WICK. JOHN DAVID. WATTS and MORGAN i1.A.1.1 have received Instructions from Mr John Austin (who is glvitth UPI. to SELL. by AUCTION as above on }RIDAY NEXT, July 29th, 1949, ids.: 4 GOOD DAIRY COWS ...
... taken for a very * * * nu, and Carr who all sustained gist iniurtes in the match with Cardigan County R.F.C. iddersfield last Saturday will he be THE newly - formed Cardigan for the rePlaY.County R.F.C. play their first Mem who pulled a calf muscle in i:7 ...
... good-looking. almost scared by the sheer splendour of his own golf. which had allowed him to be out in 31, Dailey stood stiff-armed with nerves, and the roar of dismay which met his failure to send the ball into the cup could have been heard down in the distant ...
... Dria)dtlitanTreen. - son (Hobert John). 1 stay 13, at Gordon-rd. —wy 14. •t the Connsuint tO Nettie (nee Fain) and }knead). Friday, May 13. 1949 at Maternity Home to an, feels (nee Use Matthews) a 1 t,—On Mai 11 at Cardigan Rea, (nee EdZarlg i. Lig of Nell ...
... music-loving laud. For the present Morley John Sebastian, named after the burly J. S. Bach—is the only remaining harpmaker in Great Britain. There have been three other Morley!. The business was started by John Sebastian 's greatgrandfather, George Morley ...
... Ciridiths) and Pater. a at Gwyn-lli,r tnte Palmer. e-:.7r-Uselleiriivr!ilter tor Andrea. tan oo Hl ?Sunman. to ilorlydd,, wife ot John ds•rd.. Penarth, a son. 1 BIRTHDAY (INIMIIICS tareltiadap Harp, Mrs. ir tit. Llandyssul, ar gyrraedd 0 gileyild ad.—El Phlant ...
... 'Bridg• end, or the Auctioneers at their Offices, Messrs. Powell and Verity, 10, Market Street, Bridgeod (Tel. Bridgend 255): 69, John Street, Portheawl (Tel. Porthcawl 497): 43. Station Road, Port Talbot (Tel. l Port Talbot 507). nlO2 PORTRGAWL.--Superb Ultra ...