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... sad Mrs Bannister; Captain and Mn Swains.= ; Mr and Mrs &alp Jones ; Ald. Rich : Mr and R ei ; Mr and Mrs Oenniaghase and the Biases Ceantaginn Mr and Mrs J. C. B. Morris, High street ; Mr sad Yn Z. Junes; Br and n Morgan. Grainfield ; the Her T. Griffiths ...
... certain waggon in the chapelry of St. Mary on the 14th of August, without having his name upon it. —Fined Is. and 19s. costs. Roger Poroell, was summoned William Stephens, charged with an assault and battery, on the 15th of August. - Fined Is. and costs. ...
... North Starr (all equal). WELSHPOOL. TOWN COUNCIL.— IrESDiv. Present, W. A. Rogers. Esq., mayor; AMerm« G. D. Harrison; Councillors d. Salter. W. .Vithy, D. Jones, and W. Rogers; Ur. E. Jones, town clerk; Mr. Potter, surveyor; Dr. Barrett medical officer ...
... the Presteign Chapel oa Thursday last, under the chairmanship ot Rev. . C. Rowdy. Them were present: Mews R. A. Pugh and Bannister (circuit stewards), Beddow (secretary), T. C. kikarratt, T. Sankey, Carter, Kerry, Pritchard, and Davies. The connexionsl ...
... L. , ominster; ' Sportsman' (1395), bred by Mr J. Y. Cooke, Moreton House, Hereford; ' Weston' (3597), bred by Mr J. S. Bannister, Weston; Whitimob ' (1453), bred by Mr E. Williams, Llowee Mart, Ray Young Confidence' (3611), bred the late Mr Jeffreys ...
... E Hum- phreys, II Hoi ton, J Piatt, Bannister, R Evans, T M Goodwin, W Goodwin, R Jones, &c.—The Chair- man gave the health of the Queen, Prince and Princess of Wales and the reBe, of the Royal Fainiiy. Mr Rogers proposed the Town and Trade of Newtown ...
... Mordecai Jones, Mayor, Brecon Thomas Vaughan, Clerk, Bulwark, ditto David Hughes, Banker, ditto James Williams, Coroner, ditto Roger Thos. Watkins, Town Clerk, ditto Thomas Watkins. Clerk, Llansaintfread G. R. Bevan, Brecon Jas. Wms. 'I organ, ditto Thomas ...
... were two candidates proposed, Aid. Charles C. Rogers, whose ability and whose services as chairman of the Finance Committee are acknowledged by the whole Council, and Mr T. E. Duggan. On a division, Aid. Rogers was elected by 17 votes to 10. There were some ...
... Class 6—Carnations or Picotera., 1 Dr 11 K Meehan, 2 Dr El A Debenhain, 3 W H Banks. Class9—Carnationsor Picotees, 1 Mims Bannister, 11 K Dehenham. Class 10—Pot (foliage) plant, I Lady Brydges, 11 K beuham. 11—Pot plant as grown in fl 'war, 1 Dr Ii 3 Debeuham ...
... down the field to his forwards as his partner does. The halves, Rees, Bannister, and Tucker, could not well have been better in the tackling, feeding, and shooting game. Bannister, however, was a little off form in the latter, and several chances were ...
... Pontypool Mr Price Jones, Swanson Mrs Ludlow, Clevedon Miss Lester, Clevedon Mr Twinbnrow, Worcester Mr Rutland, Penarth Mr ?roger, Penarth Mr MeWattie, Liverpool Mr Butcher, almbnry Rev and Mrs Jones, Burnley Miss Pippett, Liverpool Mr and Mr.. Jud ge ...
... could bestow upon any musical composer. The adjudicators were Dr. Rogers, Owain Alaw, and Alan Ddu. The Wester% Mail, in giving an sac 'tint of the last day of the &steak& asys— Dr. Rogers, io adjudicating, said that they'd. cantata was really a splendid ...