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... Thorne., charged with being drunk and disorderly at Bethesda, on the 17th of July was fined ls. and 9s. costs. daasattiag. —Thomas Prythereb was charged with aseaulting Catherine Roberts. The alleged assault, which was not proved, arpeared to have arises ...
... of the last wit of the said Thomas AMMO, at the OMee of the under Maned, their ea before th e 14th day of Canal:AVG 107 1. AND NOTICS DI ALSO DIVES, Thad after the expiratioe of nob has the said Executors of the Mild Thomas Joann MU !noosed to distribute ...
... the health of ' Thomas Edward Mostyn Lloyd Mostyn,' may his earthly career be • long one, and may that career never sully the hitherto spotless escutcheons of hie glorious ancestors. This toast was drank with tremendous cheers. Mr: Thomas Jones, of the ...
... twelve months Subscription paid in advance. TIMMS. RIcHAR MORRISRIFFITH, Esquire D Esquire JOHN Sit BARDS. .asquirs. M.D. THOMAS THOMAS P AR RY, Esquire Mr. William Thou**, Port William Jones, Slate Manufacturer Robert Hughes, George and Dragon Inn Jonathan ...
... by or esteemed townsman, Mr. John Jackson, lion sent for the society at Cavemen's. Br. Hardy will seemed Mr. Walpole, cad the Bari of Devon will succeed Mr. Hardy at the Poor Law Board, A et might lisle is the shortest to morals, as well in g , metr;: ...
... Testimonials and amount of Commission required, to he sent to me oo or before the sth day of lent:tear, 1859. WOll. YOUNG HARDIE, Clerk to the Board. Bangor, Dee. 13th, 1656. [2364 BANGOR AND BRAU&IARIS UNION. WORKHOUSE MASTER WANTED. THE Guardians of ...
... Bangor, and that their supply of water mu good. was evident that the Garth pipes were become &need wed the board directed Mr. Hardie, the clerk, haw the attention of the Water Company to the =Atm. Footpath Ohstructions.—The Chairman stated that manes, as ...
... Lord Tredegar. Watkin Williams Wynn, Bart, Colonel Ityddleton Btddelph, H.P. Towashend Req., Thomas Barnes. Faq , hi P. The Very Reverend the DION of Ames. Thomas Bremer, Zen., Westminster. Hugh Owen, Rag , Barnebary. London. OF FRI B•RNES, lantwoeth, end ...
... local board of health, suminuae 1 Griffith &lAA, butcher, for makiug as gratin{ over the entrance to a cellar, on the Mr. Hardie mid he had informed defeirhust that the bold of health brat refuse.l permission to have it stone. Fiutil Is. and ousts. Jain ...
... and sections of a brew house protease(' to be erected for Mr. Reese Thomas at the back of his house in High-street, was submitted when after a deputation of the board with Mr. Hardie had visited the site it was resolved that the same be approved subject ...
... of Septem• her next. Maiotriateee pre,ent- -Lord Newborough, chairman; the lima. Thomas John Wynne, C. J. gawp son, J. Millington, jun., J. D. Whitehead, Rice W. Thomas, &qrs. The bench then rewired itself into court, of petty memos and optima on the ...
... early kidney potatoes. Thomas Jones, Talurney, first, green peas. Rich. Jones, Raven-street, two dessert apples. Wm. Jones, Twll, Guilafield, extra for mangel wuisel. Richard Jones, Barn-y-Bryn-caled,first, cauliflowers. John Thomas, Helen, first, pot herbs ...