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... (before Mr. G. Williams, stipendiary, Dr. Leigh, 6 MDr. L. G. Lenox, and Mr. F. R. Crawshay), George Vi Isaac Knight-the man who stands committed on'a C coroner's warrant for the wilful murder of his ii wife-was brought up on the charge of murdering p bis ...
... o ffiet, and 17 solicit yoer~ vote anld gInterest. I ?? ?? that I have tU .fer some years past oed as Deputy to the lrate Coroner, . anld for the Last few mlo~ths have' diot~hargled the whole of the duties of the office, and have thus gained such experience ...
... chief mourners Thomas' junr (son-in-law)' Mr Arthur (Tenby) and Mr ' ' (Murriston) brothers-in-law) ': :i Harrison George '' : ' -'Vi FREEMASONS ' 'Tenrice well- the includ-: W M Bros J Brader D JBrader Hsrvey W W J Williams Albert W O i '' I'SIeager ...
... Morris MaoDonald B H W Samuel' B Wellhead uoionet Williams J H Williams those motion to - HwMr Q Barker -'Ellk Edwards Lloyd George vi -? vrn L-i l - and Jones Mardy Morria Major Owen H W G Wallhead Lieutenant-Colonel J D Williams '-I'-v-'-'- In tb wfaet ...
... Weeks Mr Wilson Swansea County Coroner resumed and again adjourned inquest at Ebenezer L)un-vaut upon the bodies of bailee James Moulding two the victims of the Killan Colliery disaster proceeding lasted minutes Coroner addressing stating that We cannot ...
... ) The monrners Vr and Messrs T V W A (sons) George Martin (sons-in-law) Davies J (nephew) T 13 Davies B Jones JC Jiorru (coroner) Williams House) Arthur WiUiams Dr J (Wattstown) J L Knoyle H B Knoyle Knoyle Knoyle (Llanelly) Among th pnoiio (Brockiey) ...
... offered to pubUc'V - TIUESDAY Deo 10 1901— Llan- eJly Council decided to impose rate on houses having ' — Bath Tax '-' George vies the three-quarter after playing London Welsh Devon Albion Aberavon felt some Inconvenience medical examination that he fractured ...
... Halsey Lord Davies Mlnam the Archbishop of Wales iirquis Bute the Lords Lieuts Welsh counties the Lord Chan- Mr David Lloyd George Vis-' Tredegar GOC Western Com-' lihys Williams Bt Lt-Col Legh Admiral Sir E P A G Mr John Rowland the Mayors Way Haverfordwest ...
... them The rapidity of the preparations for the accession of the Duke of York as probably George VI and the retention of the original date chosen for the Coronation are proofs this saving sense The King is dead Long Live the King” But there abides the sense ...
... King will osier him a high peerage, probably a dukedom. It is understood that the Coronation of the new King will take place on the date originally fixed for the Coronation of King Edward The l'ile•ti!titional machinery for establishing the new King upon ...
... endeared herself to the masses of the whole Kingdom. The new King, who will he 41 on Monday, will enjoy the title of King George VI. No doubt is entertained that he will worthily maintain the high traditions of his father, with whom he had so much in common ...
... edition for 1937— the 69th year just been published stamped Coronation Year” Its mass of facts and figures has been revised by the addition among other things of detailed accounts of the Coronation ceremony as last observed and survey of the Royal Family ...