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... assisted in the preparation and serving by the ilisses H auiphrey, of Ystyngwverri; Mrs Wilianui, Pentrelimawr; Mrs Davies, Shop; Mrs Davies and Aliss Griffith, Ty- ddyndir; Mrs Wynne, Meifod-uclia; Mrs Williams, Beuarisa; Misses Roberts, Gurnant; and Miss ...
... DINNER TO SIP, H. R. F. DAVIE, M.P. AT IHADDINGTON. Sir Tf. F. Davie. MY.P. was entertained at a public dinner hv his constituent- ra Haddingaun, on Thur-dray last. It was intendt: d as a mark of personal respect to the worthy baronet, rather thn-n as ...
... were passed em- bodying the objection5 of thet meeting to various provisions in the mefasre. Mrs Davies, the mother of the condemned vouth, Richard Davies, forwarded last night an appeal to the Queen at Aix-les-Babis, beseech. ing Her Majesty to respite ...
... known at intervals during the count, which resulted as follows :—M H Owen 38, E D Davies 35, R M Davies 34, Rev W D Roberts 34, Charles Dickens 23, J M Kerr 14, W 0 Davies 12. D A Lewis 4. Mr Gwilym Edmunds, North and South Wales Bank acted as presiding ...
... at the proper hours to Bound the bells of bis church and then to say the sacred offices. A peal of bells is a number of bells so regulated as to sound the notes of a diatonic scale. A full ring consists of seven bells, but peals frequently consist of ...
... VICTORIA WARD ELECTION. DR. KING KERR'S CANDIDATURE. Two open-air meetings were last evening ad- dressed by Dr- King Kerr, candidate for the vacant councillorship of the above ward. The first meeting was held cguvenient to the Tower, Joseph Street, Lower ...
... Green)- Mrs. Kerr, Summerfield; Mrs. Paull, Greenfield; assisted by Miss Kerr, Miss Agnes Kerr, Miss Paull, Misses Ida and Katie Paull. Stall E (Blue and White)—Mrs. Daniel Davies, Plas-yn-dre; Mrs. Kinsey, Brynllys; assisted by Miss Davies, ...
... Mr TVT Smyth, Mr R. M. Bell, Mr B. Michael, liSr i: Berry, Mr Sarvis, Mr A. H. Miller, Mr D. McLeod, Mr D. Mackintosh, Aberdare Mr J. Grant, Aberdare Mr J. Davidson, Aber- dare Mr F. S. Jones, Mr J. McEwen, Aber- dare Mr J. Kerr, Mr W. Frame, jun., Read- ...
... consisting of the chair- man, Messrs. Bell, Allison. Johnston, Snowdonz, and Leech. was appointed to convey the nomination to Mr. Thompson. A hearty vote of thanks was passed to the chair- man. on the motion of Mr. Bell, seconded by M-r. Johnston, and this ...
... on Inebriety andDr. Norman Kerr concluded the proceedings of e morning by describing Colonial legislation for inebriates. In the aftrnoon the Congress was resumed and con- cluded under the presidency of Dr. Norman Kerr.- The ?? paper read was that of ...
... Sanson, of the White Lion Hotel, Ferryside, charged Owen Davies, tailor and diaper. Stepney-street, Llanclly, with an assault on the 14th December. There was also another summons against Davies for a simibr offence committed upon Alfred Burrows, a br ...
... Marshall. The following was the programme :—Chorus, Hark the Chiming Bells, Choral Society; pianoforte duet, The Danarv Bird Quadrilles, Misses Jerman song, Mr R. M. Davies; song, Mrs Davies quartett, By Delia's Arbour, Quartett Party song, The soft southern ...