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... Richard Mann adjourned for not being complete LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTH fortnightly of this in 'town-hall tliero present Messrs Ben (in chair) T Howell D Morris J Evans K 11 Jones business reading of last meeting which verified voucher and found that to Mr ...
... in Cogan's-mill, Govan -street, Hutcheson -town„ was for some neglect of duty, it is stated, dismissed by the manager, Mr. Ebenezer M'Kinlay. Last evening (Thursday), about half-past six o'clock, Mr. M'Kinlay, who lives at 8, Govan -street, was proceeding ...
... greatly injured by the frosts, but are fast recovering. AN IMPROVEMENT.—On Wednesday, the 6th inst., we atten- ded the Town-hall, and not a case was entered for magisterial interference, which was considered a rare occurrence. We also attended on Wednesday ...
... assistance to the steerage passengers, and arrange• ments were, therefore, made on Saturday for their temporary accommodation at Govan poor-house, where they now are. Mr. M'Culloch, governor of the poor-house, - exerted himself in a praiseworthy manner on behalf ...
... river Two Barry’s Armstrong two of Govan’s -pounders were at the south salient of Tang-kow in of upper Taku batteries which threatened the right flank The remaining two of left of the mortars there opened fire the Govan’s directed their either forts required ...
... Commissions of Prius of Oyer and Terminer and General Gaol Delivery for the County of Carmarthen will bolden kept the Shire-hall the town of Carmarthen in and for the said county Monday the 4th day of March next before the Honorable Sir John Barnard Byles ...
... labourers 5.—Total 6. Discharging Great Easterm-20. DTINGLEDDY PETTY SESSIONS -These sessions were faeid at the Dungieddy Hall, Cross Inn, on the 11th in- stant, before James Higgon, J. B Lloyd Philipps, and R D. Ackland, Esqs. and the Rev. James Philipps ...
... lentieratios of the body. Thurs.& the it woa lincovered thin unhappy Waitress Wags, 'hi preferred death to theme, bad bona govan•ei 111 a family in eta salary of ten a veer! virtue is °renter's quest law, the jury reoufe biought In a very or .ng verdict ...
... and Mary, Jonm . : Mary Hills, Roberta ; ce, Mawr ; Young , Duck ; Topa', Roberta Elisabeth Ass, Prichard ; Mary Ritratetb, Morris ; Daniel Mori, Reheats ; Jones;WlUlam Commerce, Griffith ; Speculation, ; Osier% Pierce. Sailed. the Young England !ss.l ...
... gaining prizes singing on the whole very and the following distinguished themselves and received prizes J Griffiths J J Owen J Morris W Rogers Miss Elizabeth Rees and Mies Margaret Richards The prizes for recitation of Welsh poetry were received William David ...
... COURT. The revision of the voters of this district took place at the Town-hall Tenby, on Saturday but. The °wormers of the parishes in tide district were all in the Town Hall at the appointed time, half. past eleven, to meet the Revising Barrister, who ...
... Lecture On Friday evening the 7th inst at the Temperance Hall in this town of Derby of agents of the Temperance League a lecture on “Temperance” Air John Williams the founder of the Temperance Hall presided the largo was crowded admission being free Smithard ...