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... coustables who assist iu the drill. Those gentlemen who are interested in the above movement f..r raising an efficient and hardy body of men, who, on an emergency, would be found really serviceable as defenders of their country, are invited to attend the ...
... that ham guaranteed them, to the Emperors own to regret the.. Hot the armor oddreasid to • as. who is ready to merit= *dm hardy, the welted his people. the to polity ova Imperiol This beets peaky tamely manned ap Ia the reply %lath the Is reported to ...
... J. Francis, G. P. Benmore, W. tb Dawbarn, W. Dew. R. Doig, J. Cuthbert, Evan Ro- W] herts, Daniel Williams. VPrichard W. Thomas, PE William Jones, Robert Roberts, Henry Morris, John, ar Denman, Rowland Parry, George James, J. K. Pi Douglas, Griffith ...
... Brwtal, with evodries | rald Iske, Morgaa, from Androssan, with ona) aod pag iron, and Peoekope, Jopes, from with Fee Ty. Thomas, for with oun SOUTH WALES RAILWAY TRAPPIC as. “£ ea Week ending Jas 21, 1714 6500 17 4 Currespending week, em cm meen 4 8 ...
... Central Italy to Sardinia inquiry accompanied by commentary of some upon Italian affairs Mr James drew attention to the case of Thomas methurgt convicted of the crime of murder recently by Her Majeaty asked whether the contemplated the introduction of measure ...
... purpose of preventing the annexation of the provinces of Central Italy to Sardinia. Mr James drew attention to the case of Thomas Smethurst, convicted of the crime of murder, and recently pardoned by Her Majesty; and asked whether the Government contemplated ...
... this institution was held in tho boys' school-room, Stow hill, on Friday ev-ning, in last week. The attendance was not large. Thomas Gratrex, Esq., Mayor of New- port, presided. His Worship opened the proceedings with the following observations:—Having been ...
... the following gentlemen be appointed a committee for the ensuing year—President: Lord Traeger; The Mayor of Newport; Revs. Thomas Gillman, G. Griffiths, W. Aitchison, A. al'Auslane; Messrs. George Gething, H. Burton, John Davies, Phillip John, H. Phillips ...
... The lowa quarterly meeting of this Board held on Tuesday last. Prevent, LI. Turner, Esq., Malti A n the chair ; Owen Jones, Thomas Turner, Morgan E. B. Owen, W. T. Poole, John Owen, RichardnWilliams, 0. Powell, &quires. After the usual routine business ...
... take in borsea. We now learn, through Captain Jamieson, that she was wrecked on the 23rd of Sept. Captain Jamieson landed at Hardy’s Island on the Bth of October. Footmarks (boots and bare feet) avre close the water’s edge—evident marks that persons had ...
... Wolverhampton. lateatime S. soh s, W. Wolverhampton, victualler. March 19, B. BtrinMghant, merchsnt. March 16. T. Motley, Hardy. and W. Heard. .Brietol. ironmongers. March 27. W. Heard mann estate Ironmonger. Marsh Lt. C. Edemas. Beath and Cased nia ...
... Solicitor. Mr. Isaac Isaacs, Frogmore-street. Mr. John Jones, Relieving Officer, Chpnatnm Clydach Iron Works. Mtrthvr T vV 'i ?/r Thomas Perkins, Grocer. jdvd Mr. Francis John, Dowlais Iron works. \r i Mr. James Kernick, Primrose Hill. arberth John Gwynne, Esq ...