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... it contained 28Ibs. of coal in three large lumps. He went to see John Harcombe at his house and explained what had happened. He showed him the coal and wood and cautioned him. John Harcombe replied: I had the coal from the ashes. He had earlier said ...
... Evans, Cardigan; I Mr. and Mrs. S. Davies, Aberporth ; Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Phillips, Ty- I lorstown, daughters and sons-inlaw; Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Webb, , Dolfawr, Cardigan; Mr. and Mrs. S. Thomas, Resolven ; Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bellamy, Cardigan; Mr. and ...
... the sterling character and useful Christian life of the deceased. Mrs. A. John, church organist, by special request played I know that my Redeemer liveth and Safe in the arms of Jesus, and accompanied the singing of the hymn, Far off. I Bee the goal ...
... made at Bethel Vestry to Mr. and Mrs, T. Humphreys and their two Rona, W. Daniels presiding. The speakers were Mews. John Pugh, John Williams, T. C. Davies, Francis Jenkins, Wm. Williams, J. Griffiths, R. Roberts. E. Davies, Sep) ) , Williams. A solo ...
... winners t in the locality is being IteriT'Lidies, let, Mrs. Ronald Brinson, 1 y ng done by 't;the local Corps of the Salv ation Arm y . Bristol ; . Mmoistien, E. Owen; Every morning over fifty children fet,'Mt: -E. J. Burns, Bed ; are fed at the B t iracks ...
... Martin's sidera t intl. Wood (Abercvnon), John and Vat- i Road, ,• Mr. C. Davies Jones appeared for • • - l acrphilly, on his in gaining the degree of Ph.D. (Cam- Griffiths. who denied all the charges. kin and John Davies (Cwm- : Mobile Officer Osborne said ...
... lyrics ever composed in Welsh or in any other language is Alun's Alun was the nom-de-plume of the Rev. 'John Blackwell, Rector of Manordeifi, tear Cardigan. He was born of poor watts on the banks of the river Alun, near Mold. He began life as a shoemaker, ...
... evening classes of the Glamorgan sometimes large lumps. He had even \ John Gibbon, Leslie Elise, all of deceased during his illness. Brewery Street. We hope they will found a cardigan and new shirt them. William Woods, a road inspector, said that the coal ...
... RMtaion, 14s. milked Williams Jimmy Friday. -; nig I by Scouts ; recitation by Cub John , Tudor; ; with chorus, Cub Douglas ; recitation, Scout Wallace 11.117 i• son; recitatkin, Cub James Addinten : sketch, That little Scamp next dear, Cub Histories ...
... (Scoutmaster Dafydd Jenkins and Assistant Scoutmaster F. C. Mann) ; Ist Ystrad troop and Wolf Cub Pack (Group Scoutmaster William John Jones, and Assistants F. and J. Probert) ; 2nd Treorchy Rover Scout Crew , Troop and Wolf Cub Pack (Scoutmaster Theo. Thomas ...
... entering. John Jones of Oxford Street, Treforest, Enthusiasm for the carnival is a repairer, aged 24. gradually lessening and an official Jones was sentenced to two months is of the opinion that next y e ar a hard labour for stealing a ladies' cardigan jacket ...
... DURBIN, 1 'awned forhaving defective tyres on his John Rees, of Oakfield, said his atten- I town. -- RILLY. motor car. tion was attracted by a terrible screech- I -- liplarhood.—Abertridwr English Wes- P.-C. John Jones said he saw West ing of brakes of a car ...