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... during the day was unavoidably absent from the field. The stewards were Messrs. Henry Humphreys, T. T. Parry, W. Y. Hardie, Thos. Jones, J. Thomas, W. White, and R. Miles ; the flag steward, Mr. W. Morris ; slip steward, Mr. T. Jones. Mr. Warwick acted as judge ...
... chairman Hugh Thomas, vim chairman John Lloyd, do Thomas Hughes, Bettwegarinon G. P. Powell, Glyunog John Williams, do Hugh Williams, Llanboblig John Fraser, do John Jod2lll, It H. Owen, do John Pugh, Evan Griffith, do William Owen, Daniel Thomas, Llaadwrog ...
... -Ist, Robert Davies, Llandegai ; 2nd, Thomas Dockland. For the best D eh of Red, White, or Black Currants -let, Thomas 114..klend. Fur the best Dish of Gooseberries-let, Henry G rit- Mho, Llendegal ; 2nd, Thomas Dockland. For the beet Dial, of Raspberries-let ...
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... Hostage, of Chester, and Mr. Meredith, of Pool, red for the ;Anon's; and Mr. Woosnam, of Newfor the defendant. ward Ed words v. Thomas Gough.—Action to re-401. damages foe an aecault. . Wilding appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. nam for the defendant. diet ...
... Footcher, K. Smith, W. Wps, E. Tench, Rev. R. Williams, Rev. W. Venable. liams, R. William. (Park Lodge), Thomas . In the absence through illness of Mr. Thomas Barnes, the chairman of the board of director,, Dr. Griffith moved that Mr. Charles Hughes be requested ...
... The bawd to looks raise is de lib sr le Yr. Hardie Poles tbe board were te duty is own Ur. ham &odd lee doss. Ms tbsegbt ADM tie Mak los Wawa tam &sold their ' swirl sea ewers be is Oar ' order. Mr. Hardie of the einem whether he eat he kindly to smut ...
... that caution, then to summon them at once. Mr. Lewis proposed that the driver who bad paid an overcharge for his license, Thomas Williams, should be refunded the amount, sa. 6d. This was agreed to. Personal. —Mr. Haywood, surveyor to the Holyhead and ...
... 0. Roberts, the vice.chair, and ills following geutlemee :—Rev. Thomas Brown, Dr. Gi:f-flth Roberts, Mr. Roberta. Registry Office, preehleut of the society, Mr. Joseph Lloyd, Mr. Thomas Jones, Mr. John Rowlands. Mi. Hugh Roberts, Mr. Jones, Cumberland ...
... below us. I told George Williams that Thomas Parry knew nothing about quarrying. I did not say that the defendant was • fool, neither did George Williams say that I was provoking. On sip oath I did not rush first to Thomas Parry's nose kick him. I did not ...
... inform you that her Majesty was plees.d to receive the address very graciously. I am, air, your obedient servant,_ (Signed) HARDY. R. S. Parry, Eaq., H'gh Shand, County of Carnareon. The application made by Mr. Parry that be, achair. of the county meeting ...