... reserve twice net bating been reached. LICENSED ROUSES SUBMITTED AT NEWCASTLE-EMLYN. Mr. J. !vans. Mr John Frans, Cardigan, offered. at the Emden Arms Hotel. Newcaatls.Emlyn, on Friday. the following freehold premises:— The Pensherber Inn. in the pariah ...

... Best Boy; 2nd. W. Lewes. Plummier. I.la nclyeau I. Grey light : 3rd, Colonel Henry Lewis. Greenmeadow. Cardiff, **Cardigan lass; r. John Griffiths. Jameston Court, Manorbier. Peat, Toe the Line. Welsh pony. mare or gelding, shown in saddle. not above ...

... klalialleu. W. Bardand. Alfred Short. T. F. Rb•hard, John Taylor, and W. A. Appleton (Yoe. siscretarr). REQUIREMENTS FOR SOLDIERS. Official Weekly Statement. The Queen Mary's Needlework Guild, the St- John Ambulance Association and tne British Bed Cross Society ...

... General Somme , . raml , oldeeno John Glenrgs aml Emd Wool. Mr. Mr J M Robes:am, Mr Omsk. Ora. nerelmr. Mr J 0 Ratcliffe. Mr .ad Mn Alex M. Me Leal, Mr Trnsperler. Gat,. nsrl V•rwlater.• Mr Mr an.l Mn s.d lamiy roil arm'swrits were mat Mrct atm Mn ...

... Horse, the Earl of Cardigan ; Cecile, tile Marquis of Drogheda ; Fair Rosamond, Mr F. P. Delna6 Radcliffe ; Oelert, Col. Edward Loyd ,• Pantomime, Col. W. T. Markham ; Urauia, Mr W. Wire; Nymph, Sir John Bayley, Bart. ; Egidia, Mr John Tremayue ; }thou ...

... L-Cpl T. Jenkins, Cardigan .. Pte Garland, Newport .. Q-M Perkins, Car Pte D. J. Roberts, Llanelly L-Cpl J. Horeell, Pyle .. Arm-Sgt J. Lane, Bridgend Col-Sgt T. Davies, Caergwrle Capt Lloyd, Liverpool .. Sgt Milner, Newport Corpl T. John, H'west Sgt A. ...

... of the best known and most popular amongst London Welshmen. is a native of Lianarth (Cardigan, Ile won educated primarily under a famous schoolmaster of his day—Mr. John Edward Rees—sod was articled at an early age under hie cousin. Mr. Aeron Thome , . ...

... annuity of £lO to each of his daughters Margaret. and Sarah. an annuity of £2O to his son William Penry. an annuity of to his son John Walter. and as to the balance to his son Howell. and as to his farm* and lands (save for the mineral rights) to his eon !Howell ...

... were heard from Miss Dora Lane. The prizes in the lads' gymnastic competition held previously were wan by A. Spencer, 1; J. Grattan, 2; and L. Spencer, 3. These were distributed by Mrs. Mace. There were two other presentations to the instructors for the ...

... the next Edition is publnh.i THE SAD FATALITY AT BLAYDON. Thin morning, at the l'ioneer Tai ern, B:aydon Haugha. Gamier John Grattan' held an enquiry into the eirtuni• tames Attending the death of Mary Ann Iltilnies rituninemile, aged roinitbs, who died ...

... years ago great interest was taken in the country in the doings of two brothers in Cardigan who were reputed to have found a cure for cancer. One of the brothers (Mr. John Evans. Penbank) has just passed away alter a long illness. MINER'S DREAM OF HOME ...

... IMPURTANT NOT JOHN MILLING AND CM CARP E T S • VOLT V UT MIT SECOND ECLIJIT al. CANTER MATINEE/ r do Is roll J. As MP /ARM SI SUTTONI3 ESTABLISHME NTS, =ATTAR AND AT R. TALOA. MOIR ASTI DURABLE UMMULLLAS, FLANNEL SHIRTS 6. CARDIGAN JACKETS, WINTER ...