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... been, which is at present most unremunerative ; and hail nit the projector of that admirable scheme, in conjunction with Mr. Thomas Ileynon, of justices of the 7-ice, been NO intimately and pecuniarily associated with the saerA Mari • we sleedd dilate at ...
... reaped from the seed laid down in poor soil by this earnest man ! Bat adversity gave the Finnan of thai seed vigour and hardiness, and intsicqty and purity gave it strength, and the cause of Macconformity is now powerful and victorious. The most important ...
... obtained at the -ins Hotel, Oswestry; The Bridgewater ?? - : 1 lb-.! Lion Hotels, EUesmere; and with any mf.innation from Mr Thomas V. Royle, j '■ • -Newg ate-street, Chester; Mr John Whalley, ?? ' ?? Chester ;or Messrs Churton, Elphick' ?? the Auctioneers ...
... scriptions received was £82 6s. lid, and the ex- penditure £83 14s. 3d. The debt, however, had been cleared off by the aid of Mr Thomas. The chairman concluded by proposing that the report be adopted, printed, and circulated. — Dr. Williams seconded the resolution ...
... * Barker, Mrs Foulkes, Thomas Clayton, Esq.. George Plant, Es«|., T. P. Jones-Parry. Es*; A. Peel. Esq . Rev. R. O. Burton. D. Riisbothum. £sq. ( Mrs Dixon (Gr'sford). Dr. Griffith, Dr. Dr. Davies, Dr. on-Jones, William Thomas. Esq. (Old Vicarage), Messrs ...
... —The monthly meeting of this Board t- the * on Fri>lay evening.— Mr. Edwin K.rls presided, and were pn-sent Mewor*. Thomas Stephen*, Thomas Perkin*, Henry itillam, Th Sargt nt, and John Pritehard.—The minute* of the Inst meeting were tend and »ign«*d.—The ...
... 103, Eastgate-street ; ; Montgomery : William R. Brown, ironmonger ; ' _ Welshpool : T. P. Jones, chemist ; * ( Oswestry : Thomas and Whitfield, ironmongers. i Wholesale ouly, S. TUDOR & SOJNS, White Lead Manufacturers, 637g * _ College Hill, London, E ...
... 5 0 Mr James P.ivne. senior, Berse 0 .. 0 Mr Thomas Evans, Tiger Inn 0 5 0 Mr John Milligan 0 5 0 Mr Llewellyn Lloyd 0 5 0 Mr Alfred Owen 0 5 0 Mr J. W. Cade 0 5 0 Mr W. H. Jones, Hightown 0 5 0 Mr Thomas Pi ice, wine merchant ?? 0 5 0 Mr C. A. Stephenson ...
... promit.) (Laughter.) What power hied Bees* They bad none whatever; they amply had to ogees messy end mend ft Thiry were told by Hardy they had se do. Unleothey had power gives* then *al B erda, be on sure be did ore** to esteeding ; and much ray that more peon ...
... Dafydd Hardy,* was bret before Venial Darbiahire, Esq, on Wedneeday last, charred With stealing fowls at Bryneisteddlod. lie was relieved until Monday next, after sufficient evidenoe to justify a remand had been given by P.C. Pritshard and Mr Thomas Evans ...
... l' :lris ** of ii - in _. or , which lies ?? v ' . '' f Benbigh, and now or late in the re- Ih ?? ' .'.'i'ations of Thomas Baker, Henry Jones, -il i, ' :l1 ' Th m;l - S Davies. _tenti, S . ' ; ?? :il; ' :ll ?? little property, and worthy of ...
... mustang, Carriage Drives sad Fosse pirating to any ext,nt—be irsweitlag mimeses &barged only. pro CRYSTAL BPECTACLE:3.-412de by THOMAS HARRIS I SON, LOllOO/14 of dielow tot prosintig tie Lanka - boo. Coottlon—Po ar PLIAWLTIINES. W. G. N7-XEYI3 Rasa BLACK ...