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... being ceder in which drawn. This was done, stood is this order :—Messrs. Wm. W. Young Hardee , R. P. Thomas, R. G. 'Awards, John Thomas. it Mr. Hardie, a requisition, was sub- the principal ratepayers in Bangor. The thee they learnt with pleasure hiving ...
... Ferry Four stave and greenhouse planks-Ist, Cal. ; god, Ries Roberta, Bangor Ferry Six heaths—No competition. Collection of hardy ferns let, Mr R. Davies, Radiosdeb ; 2nd, CoL Pennant ; 3rd, mot awarded Six f mohias—lst, CeL Pennant, the only competitor ...
... and Mrs Carman' slid family, Landon; Mr. Crionntbere, Manchester; Mr. and Mrs. Ramsey Hi'l, ; Mr. and Mrs. Hartibman ; Mies Hardy. LIST OF VISITORS AT THE VICTORIA HOTEL, LLANRWST, SEPT. 21. Mr. sad Mrs. Swire, Liverpool ; Mrs. Speakman and party; Miss ...
... chair), Mr W. Jolt* Hugh.' ((vine-chairman), Mr 'Thomas Pulgrave, Mr C. W. Bulkeley, the Rev J. D. Junes (ex-officio), the Rev J. Spinther James, the Rev I). I3ankes Prime, Messrs Thomas Parry, Wm Jones, Thomas Roberts, Richard Owen, John Roberts, J. T. Raynes ...
... Song —comic. Mr. R. 0. Thomas ; Chorus, Toned y dydi,* Sol Fa Choir (L Gwyllt); Song, The blind girl to bee harp. Mier A. Humphreys (8. Glover); Chorus, The Camomile, Glee Society (Rossini) ; Song, Dow. in the deep. Mr. Hardie; (Harding); Glee, Y ...
... Winn. Williams. Thomas Churchill, Wynne Powell, Geo. Hill, R. Williams, sin., Richard Roberts, Rev. D. L. Williams, Wm. Pritchard, C. J. tampion, Owen Griffith, John Rae, H. P. Manley, Ivan Richards, Johu Millington, jun., Georgia Hardie', H. Humphreys ...
... Jones; Herbert. Thomas • Surprise, Thomas; Happy Return Jours,.Ebeneser:Richards • Catherine, Hughes;Muy Flower, Owens; Maria Cat h erine, Jou r ; and Rein De. r, Griflithe. Sailed, the Firebrick, Jones; Six Brother'', lone.; Herbert, Thomas; Surprise, ...
... Mr. Hardie said that be bad written to Mr. Pritchard, and that gentleman he found had began to do something. During the last few days Mr. Boston, landscape gardener, had been superintending several men at work too the main walk. He (Mr. Hardie) did not ...
... Lisa. bens, Robert Joao* sod William Hughes, Llanddria- Mhsa, Hugh Thomas, Lbmgeiuwen, sod Samuel Joule, Hewborough. We heard less held on Thus- $N iha High-street, Ask, Messrs. J. Mr. Hardie, dirk Pr is 'Tao the Ind reed ad me Pipes.— A was reed from Mrs ...
... fl & Clio how, North Wades. 1257 TREES. & PLANTS: JAMES DICKSON & SONS to draw attention to their large and exit STOCK of HARDY end regularly TRANSPLANTIW TRIO $ and PLANTri, which are found to to thrive well in the most exposed situation@ Priced list ...
... knolxn; Thomas R. Panty, Holt Lodge, Wrexham; and Major W. Cornwallis West, ituthin Castle. POULTRY. Best pea of geese, cme gander and two geese, 11, Thomas Mills, - (.Peek House, &womb& Best pen of ducks, one drake and two ducks, 11, Thomas Mills, Creek ...
... Irenioager, Yonne. R. Owen, S. Prase, G. Jones, and W. J. Perry. Mr. Hardie, clerk, lad Hr. Erato, surveyor, were also in attoodasoe. Drainage.—The oornplaint mad* by Mr. Griffith Thomas, Talysarn farm, of the pollution of a stream running through his land ...