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... meeting cd Llanelly Debating Society, at Nevil Memorial, John Innep a meet and interesting paper on Lainidity. On Monday afternoon • woman wand Mrs. AnneZvans, widow, residing at 16, Pontyakifon, Cardigan, died in • very sadden manner, after having attained ...
... musio-hally comonition, i , •vies, Haven.; J. • C but it is tertainly great to style it •' Many doney ;J. H. James, Cardigan ; Ralf composition. Perhaps this was intended on Abernhrith; J. D. To that Pah:ice/sr Jong, Bala ; J. 0. Lftu Am -(Old Mr ...
... a piece of iron (six cwt.), at the Newport works. A sudden death occurred at Rhymney, on Saturday evening. A woman, wife of John Morgan, butcher, was looking out of the front door, when she fell down dead. Six little ones are left to mourn her loss. Mr ...
... Wednesday July 25 ; Swansea, Wednesday, August 1. South Wales Circuit (Mr Justice Mathew).— Haverfordweet, Friday, July 6; Cardigan, Tuesday, July 10 ! Carmarthen, Friday, July 13; Brecon, Thursday, July 19; Presteign, Monday, July 23; Cheater Wednesday ...
... next, when Messrs. Thomas Lewis, M.P., John Roberts, :M.P., T. E. Ellis, M.P.. William Abraham, M.P., J. Bryn Roberts. MP. Revs. Principal Edwards, D.D., Lewis lidwards. DI). (Principal and founder of the College). John Hughes, D.D., Owen Thomas, D.D., D ...
... green hill faraway, Mr. John Henry; Gong, Old fashions, Mies Annie Williams; duett The two bards, Roe and Mr. John Henry; solo—violin, Scotch Fantasia, Mr. Corelli Windeatt ; songs, Leaving, yet loving, (b) To Anthea, lfr. John Henry: Pianoforte and ...
... Peerless, a Fairy-Folk Story Book.' The volume is dedicated to her children, for whom the tales were originally written, and Mr. John Collier A.R.A.,the author's brother, has made six drawing' to illustrate it. Meows. Scott, Ewing, and Co., have leaned useful ...
... Miss Mary Nichol], eldest daughter of Mr. John Cole Nichol], of Merthyrmawr. House, Bridgend. Just before 11 o'clock, Mr Campbell, accompanied by his best man, Mr Stonier, arrived. The bride, leaning on the arm of her father, entered the church soon afterwards ...
... on the scene, and asked for polioe assistance. In a few moments a lady and gentleman were observed coming along the star arm-in•arm. The detective asked the lady if she was Hrs. White. Before she could reply the deserted husband came up, rushed at the ...
... call her witness.—The Bench—Why ? Defendant —Because I had to take her to the Swansea Hospital last night. She had oat her arm from the wrist almost up to the elbow in some glsse. It had to be stitched—let see—either or 17 times. (Laughter.) The protect' ...
... other members I eying (poker., including I 4.. Knight, Messrs Mabbett, B. 0, Davies, John Davies, LI. Device, W. Harris, D. Davies, aenr., Meager, G. Gough, *ad A. John, a hearty vote of thanks was nceorded to Mr Edwards for his paper, and also to Mr Thomas ...