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... junz- Esqs., and the Rev. W. Jones, William Evans, nals and in the official papers of that body. farmer, and William Jones and Thomas Probert, Iris The report that Mr Tennyson is about to demo hie servants, were charged by the Board of Conservators residence ...
... two lowest numbers will each gain a fourth part a the cheese. The shares are shilling each, and stamps may be sent to fir Thomas. ----- The other night the guard of r train on the Llanelly and Llandito Railway noticed sparks passing his window. The train ...
... : The Mayor„' in the chair, W. Wily, Esq. tEx-Msyor) Al terawn Soren and Parker; Councillors Thomas Morris, 3 , bn Morris, James Ellowes, John Jones, Thomas Rutter, and D. Humphreys. Mr Jones, clerk ; Mr Clayton, surveyor. The Cults read the minutes of ...
... the West Indian mail steamers would shortly cease running to St. Thomas. An English island would be selected, bat the selection had not yet been made. In answer to Mr 13 , surnont, Mr Hardy said the report of the boendary commission would be printed in ...
... Drilfield, Selby, last week. Efforts are now being made to erect a national statue in Edinburgh to the memory of the late Rev. Thomas Chalmere, D.D., L.L.D. Sir Charles Wheatstone has invented a high-speed automatic telegraph, capable of transmitting 600 letters ...
... not said a word which winded the idea of its disestablishment, and even Mr Hardy's speech was nut irreconcilable with it. This interpretation of Lis speech, however, Mr Hardy promptly contradicted, and repeated that the Government would offer every opposition ...
... Mr J. B. Harrison tHolywell), Mr C. F. Thruston, Mr R. C. Monlsdale, Mr R. B. Heaketh, Mr R. G. Did, Mr Maury Kneeshaw ' Mr Thomas Turner, Colonel Steward, Mr Lloyd Parry, Mr H. J. Reveley, Mr Charles Edwards, M.P., Mr A. Jones Williams (ex-sheriff), Captain ...
... the conveyance of the West India mails would contain a clause stipulating for the removal of the Conspan'e depile from St. Thomas to some other island. Me Maguire welled attention to the disturbances at Ashton and in other places, when the hake:lee of ...
... after some deliberation decided to ask Sir Thomas Lloyd, on his retirement from the county representation, to stand for the Boroughs : and to invite Mr David Davies, railway contractor, who was defeated by Sir Thomas at the last contest, to come forward again ...
... Vme would have had the education of the people at heart, and not advanced such opinions as those. (Hear, hear.) air Gathers* Hardy had said that the chapels in Wales were almost anti-ely built by the great employers of labour, who received about 7 per , ...
... Rbydybod, Llanavrelillyo ; 2od, William Owen, Lion Huta, Bala; 3rd, Thomas Jones, Berthlator. LI infor. _ _ . . . Bulls under two years-Ist, Catherine Davies, Pcullen.b,ch, Corwen ; 2ad, Thomas Evans, Ocoeellwyd, Corwen. Cows in calf or milk—lit, John Jones ...
... h o f Why dots this geet',..taan remain is the celled Toryiern and now glories in the nesday night, • labouring man, named Thomas Worth- •*.and BACH lie thin it(l , • ;:oreh • k lit or mineable thus to abuse au.' t i e r- me ti ,e I d Constitathwalhess ...