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... for an article not superior at Orford or Cambridge by all means have liberty to please their fancy.. I am sir, yours truly, THOMAS NICHOLAS, 7, Delahay-street, London, S.W. Secretary. PRESS COURSING MEETING.—MonDAT. Field Stewards—Mr John Roberta, Mr Brown ...
... his horse was not disqualified from starting the future. ( Rear, hear.) It must have been with ing 2e. 61. for the vote of Thomas Mason; Seth Joy against him. Not content with seducing M rs t by reason of having won at Llandriudod, inasmuch as feelings ...
... minute, saying that himself did it and no one else, sal that he would do it on Monday morning if there wen occasion. I saw Thomas Wrench Jones there. I saw Lewis there. Nothing took place. I stopped everything then. John Williams was there. I stopped the ...
... Mr David Davies, bailiff to Mr Charles Thomas, Llandinam. 7th, aged 82, Mr John Evans, Penllwyn, near Kerry. 7th, aged 31, at Charles-street, Wrexham, Mr Andrew Hunter, printer. 7th, aged 74, Mr Edward Thomas, St. John's 11111, Bth, aged 76, John Posey ...
... Howell, all joined in singing the National Anthem as a finite. the following programme was admirably gate through: --tilew-The Hardy hex. House of Yore, by - This was the last of the series for the present year, mew . Morgan. Hugh . Dames (. 0 . o wn ana ...
... Bala il Coe. (Reesini)—Miss Aberystvrith. Hayward. Glee—The Hardy Norseman's Hone of 20th, aged 60, Mr John Richards, of Llaubodarn. Fore (Pearsall)—Messrs Hughes, Ashton, Evans, and 21st, Thomas William, infant son of Mr William Devise. Song—La Pariah- ...
... wonderful wonders,⢠all alive to be seen for one rimy at our fairs now. NARROW Escars.âOne of the most silly and fool hardy tricks which a man in his proper senses could possibly do was attempted by a navvy on Wednesday. He was riding on one of the ...
... Inopened the door, and hurriedly told us to get out, and fi rmar y. I escaped into the fields, passing a poor fellow with Thomas Edmund Jones, grocer, Wrexham, identihis head scalped and his brains out. fled the body of Mary Ann Jones, aged 35, his sister ...
... VAllill/U. The fish plate was found by William Thomas, another of the plate layers who afterwards pointed out the spot to me; it was about 15 yards from where the loose atones were found. William Thomas, corroborated the last witness. Edward Tanner, said ...
... was wrapped in a little box.—Sarah Jones, said: I am the wife of Thomas of Ke• The report.• from Oxford say that the coolest between the Chancellor of the Exchequer and Mr Cathorne Hardy will be extremely close. It is calculated that the constituency numbers ...
... might 'Mn and Miss White, Welsopool. meek b y the Marl of ' h e wn . ears ' sad sought taken, as Mr asthma. Hardy has been railroad in Mr Thomas, High street. nether esaveLeases , to fetch the electors to the pH. eat but them be moor essageratims two 0 ...