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... example of the Glamorganshire ts ?? is widely imitated, the country will st be shortly up in arms, and there will ie a im general outburst of execration froin John w .o'iroat's to Land's End. It is well known si that where the tfladstonians won seats in ...
... held tteir annual meetings. The school marched througi the town, marshalled by Mr John ThomaP, the superintendent. At Market-square the ch>ir, under the leadership of Mr John Jones, gang an anthem. Tea was provided in the schoolipom under the supervision ...
... Guardianns on Tihursday afternoon, Mr. J. T. D. ciA L!ewelyn presiding. she chief subject of discus- ac mon was a maotion by, Mr. John Powell in favour ex of the ballot at elections of boards of guardiane. da The motion declared the board to be of opilion that ...
... Sxa,-I have read with much surprise a- state- ment made by the member for Pembrokeshire At the recent Liberal meeting at Cardigan with respect to the case of a Mr. Evan Davies, of Ehydwen, in the parish of Penrith. It would appear that this manl owed ...
... separate from this unwieldy bulk its mis-shapen memnbers and ocfine ti he see to the counties of a Pembrok-e, Carmarthen, and Cardigan, we a shall obtain an area differing not very widely d 1rom the other dioceses. Then there would 0. remain the countids of ...
... even tinliur of his way wvith i ligli.minded litdiffe- rence Nvitch itelld irritated his opponents atid cad '.IC dyped the arm of tite nssassin and the in mruder. ?? cheers.) The day might yet artlie i.vlenl from Irishtnen there would coute a LI'rdF ...
... the delay in answering your question, e r LiEarSmgsi OiFFuxer.S ATr SWAtSIIA.1-mr. J. Jones, SI proprietol of the V10ian Arms Hotel, Swansera writes CC to state that his house ?? sot that mentioned in the S proceedings against Trebarne, whr was filed ...
... witness-box. He e his evidence in clear, deliberate tones, t ~*»mined by Mr Asquith, Mr Pamell said lan? the soa of the late Mr John Parnell, an Irish q°wner in Wicklow, Carlow, Kildare. and My mother was the only daughter of gt #te Admiral Charles Stewart ...
... Lewis Forward ,.H. J. Taylor T. Atkins Forward J. O'Brien R. John Forward ,.H. Roderick W. Prosser Forward _.D. James Thomas Forward.E. A. Hybart.. 'J. Roes i Forward J. P. Spurting .John Lewis Forward „F. Buse A. N. Other i u. Lewis, ...
... mories ), I. sin Tesforest; Mr Lewis Morgan, Lianio5hen; Mr J. Vt. d 1 M ?? Foundry; Mr John Morris. solicitor; MorTa flbn, Mr. J. Muir, Merva besadM jM .W. 6mAbe;adM John Munday0 'Ue W. AL Norths, stlletsdiarvxntgistrate, Morthyr. at Mr Tudor Owen, Ash Hell ...
... Mr John Arthurr. erneraiart, P1iniged ?? 130 Mr rioams Wild, mr-reliant, ?? 129 Mr JIihlarn Jenkins, farmer, Moont Pleasant ?? 83 ' Mr ?? Hill ?? 55 The council now consists of five Conservatives, P cight Liberalls, and two Unionists. g CA-RDIGAN,1 I- ...
... SCORE— PENARTH 1 goal, 1 try. HARLEQUINS' 2 tries, 2 minors CHEPSTOW v CARDIFF A. The Cardiff A team mot Chepstow at the Cardiff Arms Park. It should be mentioned, to prevent misconception, that the visitors were not the team which suffered such disastrous ...