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... flowers us” which eloquent and telling discourse During service Barter Johns Cowen’s Promise of life ” in atyle Johns fine soprano voice with very compass Tha Mr Johne ia artistic manner Johns old boy of ia proud During service Paradise” composed by Mr Williams ...
... £3836 4 which amount distributed members' purchases 10J and 5J in 'be £ John Vaughan Samuel Hawkins White John Jones Davies aud were elected committee for tbe 12 It proposed by Mr John White bv Mr James aad passed unanimously tbis representing its with the ...
... SUNDAY TRADING AT DOWLAJS, Salina Jones, Cardigan Arms, Dowlsis, was summoned for keeping her house open for the sale of liquors, on Sunday the 23rd. Mr. Beddoe defended.—P.C. J. Wood said that on the morning iu question he was ou duty with P.C.Davies ...
... (Geoffrey Arms Hotel, Mountain Ash), and Mr. and Mrs Jones (Llanbradach). Many old friends from Merthyr attended, amongst whom were the follow- ing :-Colonel Lewis, Messrs. Charles Wilkins (Catwg), E. R. Gay, John Jones (Giant y Nant), John Vaughan, ...
... Carnarethea, Cardigan, liaverfordweet, Aberdare, and The present members of the arm are Hr. W. De Winton, of Beeson, who mine the directorate of Lloyd. Lank; Mr. David Evens, Ffrerdgrech, Breton; hi r. Henry Leona ieentielda, Cardiff; Mr. Thomas John Glynceiyn ...
... Victoria street, leg of mutton Friend, muffler ; Mrs. Da, ies, Royal AIM. Hotel, bottle of Satoh whiskey I Mr. S. Jonea: Cardigan Arms, brittle of Seotch whiskey ; Mr. Jones, Victoria-street, half a quarter of whams: ; Mr. Tom Lewis, Caeharris, one pound ...
... this sort 'action ought to be taken Boone, —A similar order was made against John Brother° for the payment of arrears amounting to £7 18s. imiwor.l, Jansen, George, Thomas, and John Grant, all member 4 rho same family, mere summoned to allow cause why ...
... of the show will remain untouched. - Tars CARDIGAN EIRTEDDEOD.—Perhaps it is not generally known that Mr. Toni Price, G. & L, Merthyr, trained two of the choirs who competed at I the recent eisteddfod at Cardigan. The choirs did good work, and the thalrett ...
... fount Crams Arms. The stationmaster tory kindly acted es liberator. Remit: Vint. lvorJoam, Pecydartaa; second and third, 1). sad T. A. Henserrig fourth, Thom. WilOiame, Twynyrodya. Specials were won by Themes Jen kins. Betbradaetseet, John Beason, Georgetown ...
... a warm corner in her heart hag she lived. The chairman made a few remarks, sod then Mr. Until Johns on, Cardiff-road, Aberanian, delivered • speech. Mr. John Ogee, Cepcoch, on behalf of the Bui of the Hope Lodge. also .poke. Mr.. Jenkins, mother of Mrs ...
... tbrreon, situate at and loins Nos 4. 5, and g, High Street Troeilrbiwfuweli , and now in the respective occupations of John Henry John Harding Nosh Joliet. Thu lot boldemder lease from David Laweeem. and his for and during the term of the natural lives ...
... days—John Brighton, for a like offence in Pearystreet, Merthyr, on the tine dote, way mulcted in a like penalty.—Richard Tome., for being drunk and disorderly in John. street, Merthyr, on Soeday mornlog. was fined les and coots, or 14 days—John !Cirri ...