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... and the medal of the Royal Eisteddfod at our hands. order to enjoy whet he valises a thousand times more —the &Asian of Mr. Thomas. And he has the effrontery to allege that people will believe him le making this !! ! Why, verily if this were true qr. Ambrosio ...
... P., Lieut.-Col. Clifford, M.P., Henry J. Grant, M. P. Traherne, G. Cave, Rowland Fothergill, Anthony Hill, H. Thomas, E. H. Phillips, Thomas Brown, Griffith Llewellyn, J. W. Rolls, J. J. Cordes. Esqrs., and the ^6—That this°M&eting be adjourned to the ...
... matrimonial misery might then be banished rD from our land, an'l the race of the enervate be sue- ac'eded by a renewal of the hardy, vigorous spiits of ta * the olden time.-Clronicle. CnR ot MTO ?? is a triumph' of-huma- nity, as well as'moraliiy, tllminolitiry ...
... Joseph Potter, Herald Office, Haverfordwest : R. C. Treweeks, chemist, Pembroke: Thomas Evans, chemist, High-street, Swansea; John Moore, chemist, Broad-street, New Town : Thomas Stephens, chemist, High-street, Merthyr Tydvil Ferris & Score, druggists, Un ...
... Hoerseti Passage. Stoekhnhn Liha Mygalan. SUHSCRtUEU CAPITAL £500,ÜOO, t»USlF.l!S. Charles llopkinson, Esq., Regent Street, Sir Thomas Phillips, Temple, Alfred WaJdiluve, D C.L., Doctor's Commons. DIRECTORS. Edward Doubleday, Esq., F.L.S., 149, Great Surrey ...
... Staunton, Glou«*stershire 2 2 0 Wm. Tinney, Esq.. Master in Chancery •'•• • • Rev. Thomas Ediuondes, Cowbridge 2 2 0 Rev. J. Montgomery lraherne, Chancellor ot Uan q Kev. Noel Thomas Ellison, Rector of Huntspill* 3 o daff Cathedral 5 0 0 Captain Entwistle, R ...
... mense revolving panorama of the heavens, in addition to the wonders of the oxy-hydrogen microscope are to be exhibited by Mr. Thomas; also, an interesting dissolving cycloraina. Mr. ,VILDF.RSPIK' LECTURES.—On Tuesday and Thurs- day evenings last, Mr. Wilder ...
... town. Indeed I was led to believe that the - . i P Po 1 0•4'88, and elsewhere, (which pub- , - .. . . , . e mPor • nag half-hardy pl a nts for Mame* should now be pro- tte trade, and the 'mummers have prate full miters ost e sheltered b tine and loft trees ...
... irirpving lse voice and curing Coughs. You masy publisli my testimonials for the excellent ?? if x'ou wb I am, yours truly. OWEN THOMAS. ZTiif clloltilslg testinllolrial is f1osu 1).i. F, C. LedbtrY, chmeisl, hlIedsnesbury,. September 6, 1845. Geltaenien-I ...
... engaged in decorative business of a dressmaker, end residing not a hundred miles from Stowe 11111, was wooed by one of the hardy sins liithe ocean, who, in following his venturous calling, was forced to leave the and gentle love-tones of his charmer ...
... somewhat of it GENEALOGIST. SIR TOBIAS EVANS' TRAVELS IN WALES. To my very ezeellent and affectionate friend and relative Thomas Evans, Esquire, Flipp' Ilall, &c. LETTER XVII. MY DEAR Slit,—ln my communication of last week, I informed you that my visit ...
... Huverrordwest—Thomas Williams, chemist, 17, M and G wynne Harries, ohem.sl. ll.gh^treet. Hereford—W. Geihen, Chemist, Hiab-1stree11, (late J* Llandovery—Rees Bishop, tea establishment, Stone* » Elizabeth Lewis, draper and grocer Llanboidy—Thomas Davies grocer ...