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... into the council if anything was done. He would suggest that the clerk, with Mr. Dyke, should visit Mr. Thomas, and see what he wanted. If Mr. Thomas were vested with authority, it was necessary that he should work harmoniously with Mr. Dyke. Mr. Overton ...
... that Her Majesty was pleased to receive the AddrestI very graciously. I am, Sir, Your obedient servant, GATIIORNE HARDY. The Rev. Thomas Davies. D.D, The College, Haverfordwest. ODD FELLOWSHIP—On Tuesday week, the Loval Dun- gleddy Lodge of Odd Fellows ...
... Warrington Crozier and others Rylands. Guildford Elkins and others Onslow. Salford Anderson & others Cawley (t Charley. Hereford Thomas and others Wylie and Clive. Bodmin Adams and others Hon. F. E. L. Gower. Stockport Hallam and others Tipping. The same Walton ...
... David Davies 0 5 0 William Thomas 0 5 0 Evan Rees. 0 2 6 Thomas Morgan 0 5 0 Thomas Thomas 0 2 6 William Rees 0 5 0 Committed Same 0 10 0 ditto Thomas Simlett 0 10 0 Samuel Jones 0 2 6 Rees Morgan 0 ó 0 Edward Williams ..026 ...
... NEW-STREET. Mr and Mrs Higys and son Mrs Thomas, the Foundry, Llanidloes MRS JONES, 3, PRINCE'S-STREET. Mrs Jacks and famdy, Wolverhampton CAPTAIN RICHARDS, 6, PRINCE'S-STREET. Mr and Mrs Williams, Oswestry Mrs Thomas Withy, Miss, and Miss A. Withy, Golfa ...
... Haadsworth, Bir- mingham MRS DEDWITH. Mrs, Mr F., and the Misses Fowkes, Mr Warburton, and Mr Fardon, Manchester QUAY COTTAGE. Mrs Hardie and Miss Bennet, Liverpool MR DAVID W. SCOTT, MEDICAL HALL. Mr Jeremy, barrister-at-law, Lincoln's Inn, and Mrs Jeremy, and ...
... Cemmaes. MR THOMAS THOMAS, MAENGWYN-STRKET. Mrs and Miss Jerman, Oswestry Mr Jerman, Llanidloes Mr and Mrs Evans, Church House, Tregynon, near Newtown Mr Evans, Ty-gwellt, Tregynon Mr J. Thomas, Tregynon MR R. OWEN, MAENGWYN-STREET. ...
... Richards; 2nd, 3s, Mr. E. J. Thomas; 3rd, 2s, Mr. Thomas Evans. Celery, four sticks—1st, 5s, Mr. L. Richards; 2nd, 3s, Mr. C. Bradfield; no third prize awarded. Carrots, bunch of twe Ive-Ist, 5s, Mr. Thomas Evans; 2nd, 3s, Mr. E. J. Thomas; no third prize awarded ...
... Adlington, Thomas Pinnington, Liverpool and London Chambers, Liverpool, gentleman Abbey, Charlotto, 1. Widcombe-terrace, Bath, widow Abbey, Charlotte Susannah, 1, Widcombe terrace, Bath, spinster [don, gentleman Aylesbury, William Thomas, jun, 175, ...
... plant, in or out of bloom, not named in the list—1st, Mrs. Morgan; 2nd, Thomas Charles, Morgan-street, Newtown; 3rd, J. Stephens; 4th, W. Lomas, 14, Gough-street; 5th, Mrs. Hardy, Little Frederick-street; 6th, Jane Bathe 7th, Geonre Gilbert. CLASS 28 ...
... widow [fectioner Thomas, Samuel, Newton Abbot, Devon, baker and con- Thomas, Elizabeth Goodling, Exeter, spinster Thomas, William Henry, Bristol, gentleman [Devon, clerk Thomas, Rev._Charles Ascanius Nevill (decsd.), Chudleigh, Thomas, ...
... iituicted wuii acne pain to apply them, ioras sure as tl1tJY so Sure are they oî relief.—i remain, dear sir, yow's tl u:y, THOMAS ATKINS. RHEUMATISM (30 YEARS' STANDING) UljliivD. Grane, near April 24, 187I. H. D, Brandreth, sir,- Aiy wile has been .n ...