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... the region of profe-ssional jealousies. His wife, a daughter of the late Mr. Richard Johnson, of Manchester, to whom be was married in 1879, died some years before his removal to London. They had a son and daughter, both of whom died years ago. ...
... money, however he prepares to go in search of her, followed by Mr. Box. An announcement that the object of their search is married brings the piece to a close. Mr. Williams and Mr. Loveday, with Miss Edwards, acted in an admirable manner. They were quite ...
... Lewis brought his ship safely to port. E.—Mr. Henry Jones, headmaster of National Schools, Aherayron, was on Friday last, married at Llangwyrvfon Church to Miss liuitiiired Phillips, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Phillips, of Argoed, Llangwyryfon. The ...
... on to-day 1 I am, said he, as he passed him. Sir 11 , 811 C Newton's nephew, a clergyman, always refused a fee when he married a couple, saying: Go your way, poor wretches. I have done you mischief enough already. A Russian officer said to Napoleon ...
... home.; in the commencement of this century, and went to live at Llangollen in North Wales, with the determination of never marrying, They took with them a girl whom they bromiht up as their housekeeper. For more than fifty years the mails lived together ...
... magistrate, an urban councillor, and held a captain's commission in the sth Battalion Montgomeryshire Volunteers. He was married to a daughter of Mrs. Gillart, Llynlloedd, who, with live children, survives him. ...
... cuckoo is heard in the woods, every village girl kisses her hand and asks the question. Cuckoo, cuckoo, when shall I be married I And the old folk, borne down by age and rheumatism, inquire. Cuckoo, cuckoo, when shall I be released from this world's ...
... change had come over the condition of one of their prominent members, lie probably could not help it, poor boy; he had got married (laughter). As Jack Edwards—he must call him Jack—was there he did not wish to flatter him in any way beyond saying he was ...
... keen business man, well read, and of an amiable and generous disposition, and, moreover, was a patriotic Welshman. Yr. Jones married a daughter of the Rev. William Daviee, Llantogryn, Towyn, whom, with three children, survives hen. The remains were embalmed ...
... WIT AND HUMOUR. Arabella : Are you really happy in your married fife r Alicia: Ye., very. We have lots of quarrels and I always win. According to • superstition of the mediteval church, whenever a cock crows a lie Is being told. The reason why cocks ...
... Liberal Federation was continued in London yestesday. The Itev. John Williams (Bryesieneyn), the celebrated Welsh preacher, was married on Wedrimlay, in Anglesey, amid scenes of great rejoicing. The bride was Miss Edith Mary Hughes, youngest daughter of Mr. ...
... A PECULIAR ASSAULT CASE THE JUDGE AND THE WITNESS. Elizabeth Brunt, Pier-street, Aberystwyth, married woman, brought an action against David James, Pier-street, Aberystwyth, tailor, for assault and claimed £5 damages. The case was tried before a jury ...