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... complement, and Mr. J. T. Williams for defendant. Anne Roberta v. John Thomas, Penisierwiten. The usual order wee made in this also. Neglecting to Maintain Au Wife and Passilp.—One Evan Thomas was charged with this offence. Mr. Owen, master of the workhouse ...
... 2nd, E. Thomas, Talybont ; 3rd, E. Hughes, Llanped. Fur the best single fuchsias-Ist, Robert Davies, Llandegai 2nd, Thos. Goodman, Beannsans ; 3rd, Wm. Owen, Idelelegfan. For the best three fechrias -let, Robt. Davies, Lhmdegai ; 2nd, Elba Thomas, Talybont ...
... of the committee, Major Sir William Lloyd, proceeded to read the address, which was as follows: Cu'greerlatory address to Thomas Edward Mostym Dori ilosfon, Glo,ida,th .11.nign, oa his attaining his spoijneity, on the 23rd Jan., I& I. the undersigned ...
... Mrs. Barber end family, Mrs. Prettyman, Mice Roberts, Bey.- lfr. J. Diodes. sad Mrs. Magnus, the Mir Ellis. nytallt, Res. D. Thomas, Der gyf Ichi, Rev. J. Sod Mrs Perris, Mr. 0 Dr. Richards, Dr. Rowland% R. E. 'estley, Mr. R. D. end Mrs. Williams, Pertbyrsur ...
... the diocese in the chair ; Archdeacon Evans of 31erioneth , the Rev. Daniel Evans, Corris ; Rev. Thomas Jones, rural dean, Llauetenui; Rev. Henry Thomas Edwards, of Carnarvon ; Rev. T. Cesar Oweu, rector of Llangnin and Lisabedrog ; Rev. G. Hopkins Parry ...
... Ironmonger I Pwllbeli- Mr. Rohm Thomas, Plasdu highly commended . sonsble, hereby give Nodes *at übe Carnarvon -Messrs. T. &J. Turner, Wine Merchants . 1 Ruthin-ML Davies, Clerk to Guar. PIGS• framed and end Sea. Denbigh-Thomas Gold Edwards, Esq., Solicitor ...
... DANGEROUS LIVER COM PLAI NT. Cbpy of a Letter to J.B. Marlow. Esq Sydney, New South Wake, dared Fearwary2sth, 1851. t.—A Mr. Thomas Clark, a Settler at Lake George, was for a considerable time seriously afflicted with a complaint of the Liver, together with ...
... Stoat, W heels and every other purpose. To be bad of all magnet .ble Ironmongers. Druggists, in. of Walla a Cw. Works, air HARDY TREES FOR WALES. ►''BEES and PLAN I Sof ALL SORTS and sure, In VERY GREAT quantity, of REST quality, and MODYJIATY prices. ...
... u e esede ;, os macn ob, :bed ern Third her lisiesty sod os the ravens the weeds Long 8-rues aid Ooud Coudust. We hope Thomas may have the pleasure et woaritut this medal foe may years to come. 'Mown law-clerk to the health onmeettee, applied to the ...
... dangerously (since dead); Lieutenant G. W. Hague, dangerously ; Lieutenant C. Valuables, slightly. 63rd Regiment—Captain Thomas Harries, slightly ; Captain C. E. Feirtlough, slightly ; Lieutenant T. Johns, slightly; Lieutenant W. H. Newhenham, slightly ...
... the seal of the Poor Law Board, was produced : To the Ourdians of the Poor of the Ruthin Union, in the Coeaty of Denbigh. To Thomas Hytlin Roberts, Esquire, auditor of the Cheshire and Denbighshire audit district. To James Lawrence, John Jenkins, and Robert ...
... Penrhyn Arms whom we observed Rerun H. Berber, H CAN., the Rev. H. Walton R.C. Messrs. H. Kennedy, R. M. Oridlth, C. W. W. G. Hardie W. Bnoniwell, J . K. muff J. Haywood, R. Stew art, C. N. Bicknell, T. 411 W. Plllichapl, R. Pritchard, 0. Evans, K Evans ...