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... bis was a claim for f3 49.10d. for corn, &c., supplied by complainant to defendant personally. -To pay 10s. a month. John Rogers, shopkeeper, v. a lot of defaulters, who were ordered to pay according to their means. Stephen Davis v. John W Illiams.-Claim ...
... Evans James Garbett Chas. G. Jones Robert Jones Henry Burgum . G. W. Lloyd John Jancey Thomas Rosser, jun. William Brown John Rogers John G. Brown Thomas Edwards William Bullock John Preece William Aston Thomas C. Powell David Embry Felix Smith Jeseph Meadraore ...
... Evans James Garbett Chas. G. Jones Robert Jones Henry Burgum G. W. Lloyd John Jancey Thomas Rosser, jun. William Brown John Rogers John G. Brown Thomas Edwards William Bullock John Preece William Aston Thomas C. Powell David Embry Felix Smith Joseph Meadmore ...
... ^vans James Garbett Chas. G. Jones Robert Jones Henry Burgum G. W. Lloyd John Jancey Thomas Rosser, jun. William Brown j0hn Rogers John G. Brown Thomas Edwards William Bullock j0hn Preece William Aston Thomas C. Powell David Embry Felix Smith loseph Meadmore ...
... Liao(Belli°, Motigoverryah ire. John Suckling, Esq., Birmingham. E. 8. Morris, Esq. Rev. J. E. 8. Rogers, M.A., Magdalen Cellege,Ozford. Mr. R. Rogers, ditto:_ Captain Jonas, Hear Towyo. - Brown, Esq., Oxford. D. Thoums, Esq., Worcester College, Word ...
... ABERGAVENNY, Theatre. —Mr. .Rogers aud his company still tsontinue indefatigable in their exertions to attract and entertain the Abergavenny people ; bur their success is by no means great We understand that it is Mr. Rogers’s intention to visit Hereford ...
... their wages and costs, for absenting themselves from their work Dowlais, without any cause. David Dunn was charged by Mr. Roger Williams, Relieving Officer of the Merthyr Tydfil Union, with neglecting to support his wife two children, whereby they became ...
... difficulty to staunch the flow and frequent weepings of blood from which more than one of the descendants of the offending,—one Bannister of St. Briavels, —has died, and the surgeons are very shy in their treatment of the men of this visited house. In Nov., 1846 ...
... could not be prevailed upon to disbelieve the delusion. Acting upon the mistaken impression, he made two bolts' towards the bannisters leading from his room, but was forcibly brought back be the police, to whom he passad it iS joke. On Thursday evening, between ...
... belonging to the said Edward Gordon Douglas I ]eiiualnt, and in the respective occupations of n Williain Williams and Trhomas Rogers, into the I Bangor and Carnarvon Turnpike Road, at a point I about 150 yards north east of the second inilestone o from Bangor ...
... solicitor Browne William, ) Totnes, Devon, banker Dymond Joseph John, j Exeter, banker Bannister Jane, 27, Rochester-road, Camden New- > town, London, widow Bannister Charles, J 70, Basinghall-st., Londor, solicitor Braund Juliana Mary Kelly, Exeter, spinster ...
... Mordecai Jones, Mayor, Brecon Thomas Vaughan, Clerk, Bulwark, ditto David Hughes, Banker, ditto James Williams, Coroner, ditto Roger Thos. Watkins, Town Clerk, ditto Thomas Watkins. Clerk, Llansaintfread G. R. Bevan, Brecon Jas. Wms. 'I organ, ditto Thomas ...