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... eingular!y interesting narrative of the rise and progress of The Low-Moor iron Company —so closely associated with the Gatherne-Hardy family. Approximate return of the traffic receipts on the Cembrian Railways for theweek ending Feb. 17,184. —Miles open 1801 ...
... Osborne, Evans, Ellis, Brunt, Price, and Jove', Rev J. H. Davies, Mess s E. Evans, Gibson, Jenkins, Rev T. A. Penry, mid Mr D. Thomas. A COW KILLED ON THE RAILWAY.—On Tuesday evening, about seven o'clock. a cow belonging to the son of Mr Williams, Market-street ...
... morning, a dastardly assault and robbery occurred on the Victoria Embankment. It appears that shortly after midnight, as Mr. Thomas Spurr, of the Moore and Burgess Minstrels, was passing near the Embankment, opposite the Royal Hotel, he was accosted by two ...
... street in Old Loudon. It is admired by everybod., and it is, therefore, well to note that it is the work of a Welshman. Mr Thomas Williams, of Arlington-square, well-known in Cardiff by reason of his connection with the restoration of Llandaff Cathedral ...
... These figures clearly prove that Methodism is not on the wane, rather the body is aggressive, and like a strong, young, and hardy oak is spreading its branches in an unmistakeable manner. Statistics show that the body is keeping pace with the times, and ...
... Bristol; Mr Thomas, Cardiff; Mr Watkins, Mr and Miss Evans, Kinston; Mr Thomas, Mr McCloir, and Mr Hopkins, Stafford; Mr and Mrs Chalender, Loudon ; Miss Chadonder, London; Mr and Mrs Thomas, CArmarthen ; Mr Chambers, Ludlow; Mr Jones and Mr Thomas, Liverpool; ...
... Kenning, Wolverhampton Temperance Hotel, Mr Morrie — Mr John C. Guest and Mrs Guest, Birmingham; Mr Barton, London; Messrs Thomas and Jones, Bwansea;Miss Lncritia linghse,Menai Bridge; fir Bellhain, Hull 18, Mrs M. Williams — Mr Webb, London I RAILWAY ...
... logs, when one of them gave way, Thomas Da.tie, aged 12, was thrown into the water. The other boy clung to the log, but William f'owan re-ached forward to rescue Ffastie. lie also fell into the water, and with Hardie was drowned. A telegram from Lloyd's ...
... whom there Colonel Lewes, Llanllear (ohairmon). Rev R. Williams, vicar of Llanaeron, Messrs Thonets Jones, Pengarres, John Thomas, Daniel Jenkins, Sec. The resolutians paseel at the repreecutetive meeting basing been read by Colonel Lewes, Ur Morgan Evans ...
... Bishop of Poictiers): Soul, thou bast serve! Christ these 70 years, and art thou afraid to die? Go out, soul; go out. Sir Thomas More : I pray you see me fate up and as for my coming down, let me for myself (ascending the scaffold). John Hampden: Oh Lord ...
... experience of Western life, he Was not unwilling to accept the additional protee. tion for the night which the presence of these hardy pioneers afforded, and eadly ordered ili9 own tents to be pitched in their neighbourhood. It was not yet dark, and Howard, ...
... Mrs, and Miss Fowden, Lampeter Mr and Mrs Hope and family, Sutton Coldneld 26. Waterloo !loose, Miss Morris— Mr and. Mrs Thomas Braaburn and family, Wolverhampton Misses Meredith, Malvern Mass Drane, Hereford Jerome, Carmarthen 28, Miss Hughes — Mr Tramper ...