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... Jersey, and Isle Wight. To various centres in North Wales and West Wales, including Car marthen. Newcastle Emlyn, Aberystwyth, Cardigan, Tenby, Aber. • dovey, Barmouth. ' Mod The week-end tickets usually available to return up to Monday will be I extended to ...
... the Rector commenced his on Hs • * • • • • • • Professor, Freemen. sabt Mr. Frarcis. the noted historian, with ° Prefeisor John Grein, Is represented to have said • that you can make yout self _and Ohm's belTure ahnest 'anythink 'if you repeat* . it organ ...
... the King, who had i•ome to Hereford, set about another attempt to relieve the Castle. In September, be commissioned John Stevens. John Drois and Thomas Sandres to take wine and oilier victuals. for the victualling of the King's Army in Wales and the Castle ...
... James: English blue silk mariwain. touched with coffee lace. Mrs. Herber: Blush rose taffetas, decorated with crystals. Mrs. Johns: Marled blue silk, skirt trimmed with design in self ichings. Mrs. Sullivan: Pastel blue crepede-chine, uneven hemline picked ...
... not ers On entering. lie saw an old lady with ' Solve, Cardigan and Teifyside, with to define, but it is not quite like DDY The chancel contains three tine sides Y are carved the coats of arms of Anne Tabor, and after the smash de- a number of Norman ...
... nephew: John Whitelock, uncle; bailie, Whitelock. Idris Whitelock, B. Worlock, David Lewis. Thomas H. Hopkins, Ivor Hopkins, I. Hop-I.ins, David John Davies, William Bevan, H. Bevan, Samuel Williams, T. J. Lemon, W. John, Joseph Join', Willie John. Jonah ...
... failing to keep a Bowen's Arms to the Railway Bridge record, as demanded by the Shops .Art, at Skewen, and found its speed to be of the personel of their staff and the ist m.p.h. When stopped and spoken hours they worked. to. John said, I did not it was ...
... it came on again. A halt was called at Cenarth to view the falls and bridge, and on again through Llechryd until we neared Cardigan town at 12 noon. The party split up, some in search of refreshments and others to view the historic parts of the town. Rain ...
... CHINESE AND with the higher joint coimilees . itrate, people in the country had not the right SPANISH WARS Ins in a river at Cardigan, prior to cost of living. Ito full maintenance and a full life. It The resolutions were as follows : coming to Port Talbot ...
... promotion. Toe Neath YMC . side who haul I a bye into the secondround, won their first opponents 4-2 and then I on to beat a Cardigan I team 6-5 in the semi-! linals. In the final round ' they won whit a margin of 6-2. The team members wen; David Williams ...
... was Mrs. Rev.. John Thomris. of the Forward Moviment. Bandfields. who the &Notions and gave a v(ry lint address on Tht Story of Lazarus. - A vote- of thanks was: propostd by Mrs. Marion Wilhams and seconded by Mrs. Davie's. Mrs. Evans arm:v.lllmi th( hymns ...
... Jeff Curtis, who took 27 wickets. Those officers re-elected were: President, Mr. John Kemp; secretary, Mr. Arthur Swain: treasurer. Mr. Charles Moore; honorary auditor. Mr. John Hunkin; honorary solicitor, Mr. E. J. M. Watkins. . . . There had to be an election ...