... PoUoe-eourt, on Wed. nesday—before Messrs W. Walters and J. G. HaB-John Gower, Wm, Rees, Wm. Edwards, Henry Harry, and Isaao Harry, young men, of Upper Town, Loughor, were charged with unlaw- fully wounding and being concerned in a riob at Loughor on Friday ...

... Heddou-ou-the-Wall .Northumberland, St. Philip's and St. r-hureh on the 6th inst.. by the Rev. Charles Bowiker, B.A., vicar, Harry Young Thompson, eldest son of James ihompson, of Newport, Mon., to .Saah Maria Arm- strong, eldest daughter of John Atkinson ...

... The chapel was cronded, everything turned out n grand 611CCIt3i. Mr Harry Old did his duty at the door, wei1,..m.1 Mr Harry Young, with Ws equal kind. Bt., accommodated all the people with sears. I The duet Good-bye was sling well by I Polly Rees ...

... LLANELLI'. ACCIDENT AT GLTIDII- --- :( 7 ;11I - oilday morning while William Harry. • young man employed at the above colliery. was entering the air pit. a gust of wind blew the trap-door sgaiust him, precipitating him to the bottom. The poor fellow has ...

... that:morning, about 8 o'clock, I left the harbour of Neath in an open boat in company with the deceased and six others, named Harry Young, Charles James Bowetead, Charles William Fox, George Outmanney (my brother), Junes Stanley, and John Roche a boatman. The ...

... Turner (brother of the late Father Turner, of St. David's, Swansea), Dr. Broad (Sanatorium), Mrs Dal- rymple. Mr and Mrs Harry Young, Father Cody, Father Brady, &c. After an interesting retro spective address by Mrs Mullin, Bishop Hedley said it gave him ...

... Mrs. Young, Mrs. Rees, Mrs. May. Min. Llewellyn, Mine liesaie Hillard. and M. ROM tHryniiiii. Mr. John Granville, Mr. Harry Young, and others Resisted during the day. A very successful entertainment was held in the evening, when the chair was occupied ...

... are the names of those in the boat when it left Neath : E.M. Omrnanney, R.N., Neath. C. W. Fox, Neith Abbey Iron Works. Harry Young, Wain-Cyrch, Neate. G. Wills Oininanney, Neath. C. 0. Howstead, Neath Abbey Irou Works. John Stanley, Birmingham. Robert ...

... representrd Dick, a careless last go , A natated youth, :fr. B. 13:can ; Tom, a thnigttful d'A y.iing in in, Mr. T. Junes; Harry, young man. Mr. W. Bevan. ; Joe, a farm lull 'ram.. Mr. W. Parry : L trams. u begvar,Mr. Goo: time Jenkins. Song. I'm afloat, ...

... the latter being supported by Mr David Morgan, Mr Hunter, Col. Gnthrie, Mr P. J. Waldron (chairman of the socieiy), Mr Harry Young (vice- chairman), and Mr W. T. Dunn (socfPtary).- At the conclusion of the repa-t Captain Pomeroy gave the toast The Queen ...

... Harbour on the morning of that day in an open boat, in company with the de. ceased and six other persons, whose names were Harry Young, Bonstead, Charles Fox, George Ommanney, James Stanley, and the boatman, whose name was John Roach, I believe. The party ...

... the latter being supported by Mr David Morgan, Mr Hunter, Col. Guthrie. Mr P. J. Waldron (chairman of the society), Mr Harry Young (vice. chairman), and Mr W. T. Dunn (secrtary).- At the conclusion of the repast Captain Pomeroy gave the toast of The ...