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... Roberts, Berlin Rouse, Portniatiso and the buiLling was carried out under the superintendence of Mr Thomas Roberts, C.E., Portmadoc, with Mr John Thomas, Terramoroad, ea clerk of the works, from designs supplied by Meears Amman and Perrot, 7, John-street ...
... Wales. THOMAS GRIFFITHS, GENERAL GROCER AND SEEDSMAN, ARMS AND LloN ROYAL MOTEL, ABERYSTWYTH. - Dm b, t a. wawa= of to the Isere of AORICIILT'URAL SLED he hie had ia, ND mei which ha sweentese I. ba of the heat •ia. :- • 'SUP Oil. Meer 1 Weloh Hardy Ref ...
... May 315 r.— Prelint Mr B. T. Ellis, chairmen, Mr Owen Evans, the Revs. Thomas Jones, RD., St. George Armstrong Williams, T. Hardy Richards, and 0. Lloyd Williams, and Messrs Thomas Prichard and J. T. Jones, vice-chairmen. IL J. Prichard. Robert Jones, ...
... NOT APPROVED OF 11.\ V DE EXCHANGED. A Challenge to Fannon to gad a Better an.l Inrger Stock of Clover See•l in '-- - -- - THOMAS GRIFFITHS S. , iir• - - GENERAL GROCIP,R AND SEEDSMAN, THE 1100ERDDAN ABMS AND LION ROYAL IIIOTRL. to eon to the I crge litoek ...
... (Welsh), Queen's-road.—Sunday services, 9.30 a.m., aad 6 p.m. Calrinistic Methodist : Tabernacle Chapel (Welsh), The Rev. Thomas Levi. Sunday services, 9.30 a. m . and 6 p.m. Wesleyan Chapel (English), Queen's.road.— The Rev. J. Pierce, minister. Sunday ...
... notioe ANT AIiTICLN NOT APPROVED OF MAY EXCIIANOED. A Challenge to Fanner- a Dotter sad Larger Stark 14 Clover Sorel in Wale. THOMAS GRIFFITHS, GENERAL GROCER AND SIEEDSMAN, OPPOSITE TIIE GIWIERD DAN ARMS AND LION ROTA I. 1.. A RERYSI MYTH. Di EOS to call ...
... close to the sea a glorious view from here of the long stretch of coast. Moel Hebog, and even Snowden can be reached by the hardy pedestrian Pwllheli is twenty soinutes' ride by rail, and from there :‘ evin and Aberdare's can be reached by 'bus. CAMBRIAN ...
... Brixton-road, London ; Mire Sehelienburg, Germany No. 12. Misses Griffiths (a)— No. 13. —Mrs Thomas (a)— BRYN-Y-MOR. No. 1. —Mrs Edwards (al—Mrs and Mi Evans, Bala ; is Thomas, Bala No. 2. —Mrs Williams (a)— ArL-T - DOlf. No. 1 and 2. —Mrs Jane Edrteanili—No. ...
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... ern lovers may have phinty to do along all the walks in this nelibbombood. Cars and good horns may be hired. VISITOR& Mrs Thomas, Pe erlaw Netrydd ( a)— Mrs Emu, Owyndy House (a), Mrs Roam, Glanartroda)—MrJohneon Medley Milroy. /She Morison, Liverpool ...
... rteOrNeS : Br. D 0.6 tw 80- Mr David Jon.., virrpor. North and WWI Wei% Mr R. WOW % maiwaser. Lair= awl Prodadal, Mr. R. P. Thomas, aseript. Warr -Peva 'snail The thilvenNy Odder Ware : MeeT. O. =wirer Ohs craw Is to dolly, and aw dewier Irish riles alve ...
... Gnggs, Dunstahle ; Mr and Mrs Massimo, and Miss Massimo, Chador No. 2. —Mrs Griffith Thomas—Mr and Mrs Lloyd, 5 chil , 2 nurses, Wednesbury No. I—Mrs Richard Thomas- Mr and Mrs Howard Lloyd and family, Cannon Hill House, Birmingham ; Rev. William James ...