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... 12'Dantirirepresented the Market a 1'.Company 'at ?? meeting.; 1' WESTON-SUPER-MARE, VI 3' 5, FATAL TnnaifAnrow To Aml AcccDmTr.-John Porter, gmeson, whxa sustained a fracture of. the skull on Thunrsda t, 4 throguh a hieavy wheel falling. on his head from thethr ...
... on Wednesday at noon, all well. On W7edneaysnot is two morning- the Isabel, of Windsor, Nov Scoia jury ?? tulnes, from St. John's for Sharpness, A lyran dragged her anchors in King Road, but brought werc i~teup in safety after employing an extra tug. ...
... the severe weather. Three inquests alone were held by Mr Williams at the Plymouth Arms, Merthvr, on Thursday morning. The first was touching the death of a cabman named John Edwards, aged 58, living at No. 4. Graham-street, who met with his death ny being ...
... warn. the passengers Lo befor h trigo h train. (Hear.) foi ELEMENTARY SCHOOL FEES. Ja Mr. MUJNDELLA, answering Mir. Punts (Cardigan- thi ad shirej. said that under the Education Act of 1870 it was tl competent for a School Board to prescribe a weekly felat ...
... the instructions sent out hi the officers commanding in the Transvasl in regard toV the cases of Beers who might be taken in arms against her Majesty. ly No answer be,-ing given to -the question, j III Mr. PARNELL gave notice that he should repeat.f iis ...
... younger son John Lloyd of Porthycrwys and Tywi, was much engaged in the wars of Henry VIII., and was afterwards an Esquire of the Body to Queen Elizabeth, and Steward of the Lordship of Builth under Walter Devereux, Earl of Essex. This John Lloyd served ...
... Fenians in England. It is very cleverly got up, and mighty preparations are made in all direc- tions to prevent any seizure of arms or amuni- tion at any store where these are deposited. All the volunteer corps have been z'arned, and in many instances telegrams ...
... held at the Bath Arms hotel, The chair was oocu- pied by the Hon. Sydney Herbert, and amoong those H present were the Marquis of Bath, Lord Harry Thynue, DI.P,, Viscount Folkestone, M, P., and Moasra, W. Stratton, HI. P. Jones, and John R. White (hon. fle) ...
... native of Cardigan- shire, but had resided in Mountain Ash for eight or tea years, was a married man with a family, well known at Mountain Ash, and highly respected. On Friday, 6th August, 1880. plaintiff left Mountain Ash to proceed to Cardigan, to attend ...
... was from 100 to 600 per cent. It shouldt have ho Ibeen from 100wt 300 per cent. W CHtAiRITABE' Coaecr.aux-Tjhe traicar of St. John'.' Ti ?? ?? eg ooaswkn-- ith nilsdge the sum of £16, which hts, beeo handed to w nthemn in certain proportions for the relief ...
... native of Cardigan- shire, but had resided in Mountain Ash for eight or tea years, was a married man with a family, well knowu at Mountain Ash, and highly respected. On Friday, 6th August, 1880. plaintiff left Mountain Ash to proceed to Cardigan, to attend ...
... e clerk was instructed to apply to the Loan Com- e- missioners for the amount. The architect, Mr. St John Williams, certified that £100 was due to John Jones, for additions to Troedvrhiw School, and £75 to Mr. Francis, making £950 advanced to him on account ...