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... a.m. to p.m. week daye : Sunday., 8 to 10 m the morning. ALL Saiirr'a Cul'.cb —The baraar held I oat weak in Uarid*. Hall, Hardy, aid of the fundi of the above church, baa proved great luocoa*. In two year, debt £24(1 boon paid ulf, and the church ia now ...
... the Merthyr moo very often thew feet, Phil. lip., Thomas, Davie., D. William, A William. aud 'lushes dolog boa*t work to the latter half the Aberdare men fell off s little, bad visitors, homer Thomas betag very promenat, bad the boot et it, .d had bard ...
... pulpit ea recently Ponday of last amok. Ho woo appointed to Caro Chapel in 1 , 44, °Bruning at fret co-pare with the Rev. Thomas Lone, on whore death, in 1152. Iva became sole prior. He was amine. of the Conperm Wool Union in VGA Altboegli for the epos ...
... chastising their wives as if they could do what t bey liked with their own. As to the sale of a wife, all readers of Mr. Thomas Hardy* I clever, but unequal novel, The Mayor of Cesterbridge; will remember that suck a transaition at • country fair forms ...
... ABERVARR MERTHYR TYDFIL. DAVID DAVIES, 2, Canon Street. ; 0 N. &It OUNSON, 88. Hig h Street em(01ma.). G. G. Lewis. ' Pooh. Thomas Item I. 19. M. k 1.. ' Joe*, Moe, Post Ollicr W. 'tripoli American soiree Brynmawr. H Coasup Son. Puntypridd. 1. Davies. 111111-01 ...
... ha. thauk• to L,. hew made tumor ku0.1..1it.• Us. I ewtwu of Ma lu.luu M,. btu., with oonadarablo torouglA ooh mu. boa • hardy . of the oc t•.o out he treated him to a r. Alpo. 'lashing in lb. haat al 7.assatt. Um burrsver. Mr. Itim• self a well ...
... Chubs* Thomas were sumosoued for being drunk and disorderly at Lain on the 6th tog. P.C. Williams (2611 said that at 11 It) on the day io qinetion, be sew the defendants near the Bailey'. Arms, Mithin, drunk and fighting with mob other. Thomas having ...
... money of my own. I no. ban a Milling to save Loy bother. She thou said that the lived at 23, Herrietatmet, that her nom, was Thomas and not Jones. He memur' ad the count& and found that it was 21t. p to. I high. 2 ft woos, and 21 inches from the top of the ...
... Solo Miss Pollie Mills Solo Thomas Solo Mr Powell IiAM Excellent selections were given gramophone kindly lent by Mr J H May The accompanist was Miss Thomas Mr R humorously proposed the toast the evening to which Mr G Thomas suitably responded Au enjoyable ...
... deputation with every courtesy and had acted very gentlemanly calling a meeting result of which well t-o them all Mr Keir Hardie Mr Keir Hardie MP having two vacant dates (Jan 27th and 28th) it was decided to organise a meeting to be addressed by him in Aberdare ...
... business and to the closing of a colliery in the neighbourhood His examination was adjudged closed) Re Thomas Andrews Aberaman who was represented by Mr J D Thomas Aberdare Debtor said that he originally a colliery haulier but had subsequently tried his hand ...
... Daniel Thomas recit Lizzie A Morgan solo Mr Morgan J Thomas recit Maggie J Morgan address Mr I 0 Perkins recit Lizzie Olwen Evans Duet Mr Eddie J Davies and Lizzie O Davies recit Miss Gwen i Morgans Song Miss Esther Jones and party recit Keziah Thomas song ...