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... his parishioners of the name of Hardy, who showed considerable resentment On the succeeding Sunday the Doctor preached from the following text, which he pronounced with much emphasis, and with a significant look at Hardy. who was present --•• There is ...
... D. Llewelyn. Bronze Med. Best il ai-(I%, S tir,it). Ditto D.tto C.eeper Mr v'ivianV\l' 1' '•*••• • 1 Ditto Bouquet of > i Hardy Annuals.. D1uo Brenxe Med. Bouquet of old varie- ...
... was completely crushed. MERTHYR POLICE. Before J. B. Bruce and W. Thomas, Esqrs. MAY 27 .Miles Morgan, boatman, was fined lOci. for navigating his boat without a driver. William Thomas, boatman, was fined 50s. for re- fusing to draw back his boat, so ...
... Walker Williamil, Leeds ilotot 'ucn iepo Thomas James, Northwich Wallace J-lsmgh, Kunitsford Wilson John, Keighley t Thomas Polio, WVorcester Wallbanak Jonas, Keighlcy Wilson J. Dilnithorp, near Kendel t Thomas John Wossley, Burnage, Walley rlhomas, Alvaston ...
... B. Bruce and W. Thomas, Egqrs. ApluL 1Oohn Davies, miner, Cyfarthfa, was fined 28. for being drunk, and 2s. 6d. for a trespass on the property of Wm. Jones, labourer, Cyfarfthfa. John Edwards, John Thomas, David Rees, and Anne Thomas, were fined 6d. each ...
... beerhouse keepers, both named David Jones, for a most wanton and un- provoked assault upon Thomas Thomas, butcher, at Ystrad, in the parish of Vaynor. OCTOBER H.-Thomas Watkins, moulder, and David Davies, pattern maker, Cyfarthfa, were fined 5s. each, and ...
... imposing on the best feelings of humanity, which are excited by • tale of suffering from the foxy of the elements to which our hardy tars are so exposed, lie punished in gulch manner as srmild deter others, and effectually prevent their repetition of the offence ...
... Mackenzie, J. A. Thonipson, I'. R. Cockerel!, Sir C. M•lasoil, It. Thomson, C. P. t'odrington, Sir. E.Marnamara, W. Thunrlrs. Thomas Collier, J. Maher. John Tooke, W. Complaints,. laird Mangles, W. L. Townley. K. 6. Cooke., T. H. Marporibanks, S. Tra.n. C ...
... together with the sum of Four Pounds, and to drop all Proceedings at Law against the said Thomas Robert. Dated October 12th, 1835. JOHN COOK, Witness, THOMAS RCBERT. WM. ALDRIDGE. N. B. The above affair was investigated before the Right Hon. Sir John ...
... commanders Itith of the remainder. and the rest to be distributed among the subalterns and men, according to a scale. Sir Thomas Denman was raised to the peerage by De title of Baron Denman, of Ihivestale. Mr. Joseph Reeve. ebargrd with certain proper ...
... Berklaeey-squitre, iron- monger. Thomas \Sataerfield, l)unstahle, 3edford- J a shire, strawhat initfttctarer. SamuelcForieitGray, t s New Bond street,chemnist. Josoph Clossop, Victoria f r l'eatre, Wterloo road, printer. Thomas Idle, ;q I~lancieste, fismoligr ...
... respecls' is The preachers were iessrs. David Evans, ilean e- risT Rowland Hughes, Llangefni, It. M. t'resce, alnarvon, ?? Thomas, Hlolyhead, and others. al GOOD FUia)A was~ observed eas a strict hoe w~ throughout the city, the shops being closed, and ...