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... fast and furious is the result, and to see these two initiated by their wondering and admiring female relatives, waving their arms like semaphores, and bobbing up and down like timid bathers, is one of the funniest sights of the stage. Further fun is caused ...
... met at Newcastle Emlyn on Tue. - day, there being present Mr. J. C. Rarford, Faloondale, chairman : the Rev. John Williams, Dr. Stephens, Cardigan . ; the Rev. T. A. Thomas, Mrs vs Josiah R. Jones, Llandyssui; E. J. Davies. New Quay; David Evans, Ftynonfair ...
... Pritchard Arms, Cardigan; and Cross Roads, Llandyfriog, and refused to renew the licences of the other five. Compensation was fixed as follows,—lvy Bush, Cardigan, £210; Old Crown Inn, Tregaron, £153: Ye Cilgwyn Arms, Llandyfriog, £6l; Trewen ...
... lito Malestra, who acts kind sectoUrif to John Braithwaite. Innocent, beautiful girl, who is a ward or relative of the Italian, seaedwith terror on noticing red carnation Mary dress; the girl seems to ?S* wits. John upbraids Tito with making mistake one of ...
... order to defend himself, though the plaintiff was a man of sixty and there was a closed gate %Owen them. Was thirty-three years John Sylvanus Ames, an looking lad, said 'is Map ran his brother's hand when le tel the almee. Me Davies astir up and strutt e r ...
... Evans, Waun Ise; John Davies, Pant. D. W. J Richards. Pistyllgwyn; John Davies, Aberdantldwr; Peter Davies, The Creamery; Thomas Jones, Ochrgarth ; Thomas Davies, Cwmdulas; Evan Griffith., Pentrebwlen ; J. Davies, Pentrebrain ; John Lewis, Llanio Isar; ...
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... Churchill, Hudson Bay. gightary.—The death took place on Saturday night after • short illness, of Mrs Hannah Pugh, wife of Mr John Pugh, Brook Villa, Llanbadarn Fawr. Deceased, who was forty-three years of age, was a Retire of Aberangell, Mont.- go i tins ...
... one Lean for the past bye years. He received very congratulatory remarks from Mr. upwards. Infee- the letter produced from John Thomas a Samuel Peto, a shareholder, on the good -Diphtheria, 13, and few years ago. Since then he had told results shown, ...
... Mangan, Mr Joseph Morgan, Mr Lewis Hughes, Mr John James, Mr John Jones, Rhiedite; Mr David Evans, Mr Rees Jones, Mr T. L. Hughes. Mr J. Jenkins, Mr W. Jenkins, Mr Harris Williams, Mr John Jenkins Mr John Jones, Mr David Jones, Mr E. Jones, Boni Gate; ...
... Cavalry Division, and Lord Cardigan b»- .no the charge. The commonly accepted versmn i> follows; “That Captain Nolan, land Lucan'** aide-de-camp, came to Lord Cardigan with the message, Light brigade will advance. Lord Cardigan asked what was In* his objective ...
... Mrs Morris Miss Isaac, Mrs. John Ellis, and Mrs David Pugh. The spring , Bowen re sold by Miss Owen and Miss Fl rs orence Jones The ladies presiding at the refreshment/ Men were Mrs. Pryce Phillips. Mrs. David Jones, Mrs. John Rolterts, Mrs K L. Jones, ...