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... hope for fronymtm. It now only remained for him to pronounce the awful sentence of the law, which was that they, Jeremiah Howel, Francis Robert-s. and John Jones be severally taken 10 the place from whence they came, and thence to the place of exe- cution ...
... sergeant of polite at Bridgend. I went to Howell Francis, Bridgend; he showed me the watch he bought the previous day; there was a seal and key attached toil ; they have been in my potession since that time. Howell Francis examined, said; I am a ahnemaker. I ...
... denied it in his presence. This yard is no part of the public house or cottages. I found altogether 36 pieces of larch.—Howel Francis examined: I am haul- ing wood with a horse from Mr. Powell, John Hunt employs me. I remember about three weeks ago being ...
... Edmund Jones, M.D., Thomas Blake, Joseph Nicholls, George Thomas, Taylor, J. Cadle, R. Porter, W. Wylie, D. Dew, 8. T. Howells, Francis Homp Adams, W. Bridgman, and Kingsmill Manley Power; W, G. Ward, Esq. was elected to the chair. The meeting having been ...
... Total PONTARDAWK. Ist innings. 2nd innings. Morris, l b w, b Struve 8 c Parsons Hopkins, b Struve 5 run out Gilbertson, c Howells Francis, c S. Jones Woodman, b Davies Madge, b Struve 2 c Parsons Jenkins, b Struve Evans, not out 4 b Parsons Lewis, c Havard ...
... I.V.NGE CUP. • BRIPiENO V. LLAMiI.I.II. between the above clubs played at Bridgend 0 Saturrhay. were ow follow I:. ; Howell. Francis, and Howell., three-quarter backs; H. E. Hargrave, and W. Roderick, J. Lewis, rnd L. Hargrave Captain). quarter-backs; ...
... sneceeded in purloining severalt ' d~hr.Remanded to Wednesday. Y PENRE.-(Before Mr. Gwilym Willisms ana: Mr. Joseph.)-Assaidt&-Howell Francis, Trealaw, -was ofined 20s. and costs for assaulting WlliwnU fj John,of hessame place. Breach of the Licensing 1 d Zecos ...
... Treherbert, haulier, summoned in a bastardy case by Margaret Lewis, was ordered to pay 3s 6d a week, 20s expanses, and coata,— Howell Francis, collier, Trealaw, was fined 20s and costs for assaulting William John, Trealaw. —The possessor of an outdoor license ...
... Penrbiwfer, Dyffryn jRhoudda. ddydd Ian diweddaf. Cafwyd en cyrph meirw yn ngwaelod y pwhl. EnwaU y ?? oeddynt Thomas Howell, Francis Powell, ac Evan Lewis. Yr oedd dau o honynt yn w~r priod. Cynnaliwyd trengholiad yn St. Fagans, ddydd Mawrth diweddaf ...
... Last Thursday evening, April 3rd, a grand concert was held at the .National Scho,Aroont, Tonypandy, for the benefit of Mr Howell Francis, of Trealaw, who suitained serious injuries while working underground at the Penrhiwfer colliery. The chair was occupied ...
... composed of the following gentlemen :—Messrs J. N. Evans (foreman), John Hugh Jones, John James, A. 0. Lloyd, John M. Howell, Francis Evans, Evan Herbert, J. R. Phillips, Jenkin Pugh, David Davies, Captain Evans, merchant, and Capt. Evans, Clifton House ...
... Aaron Thomas, and in Martin (old members), Morgan, Harris, Leeder, ho Ma[,yne, Ed. Thomas, Usher, Griffiths, Bradford, he Howel), Francis, Naysmith, and Williams (new to members). Out of 35 members 32 were present.. to Tbere were, three candidates for the ...