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... retires, fi Le E. Mtorri - and James H. Tutton, trading as Morris and ?? sh Tutton, Shrewahbury and Ellesanere, Salop, candle Th( ;ed maanufa~cturers , and tallow, grease, and oil ?? C1r. E. ,'Morris ratioes. ice-goe Milner, Caleb Bilner, TomnHillir G. W ...
... Car- P, narvon County Council); (2) the Rev. Owen F Davies (Baptist), Captain G. B. Thomas i (Carnarvon); (3) Owen Morris Roberts, Morris £ Jones (Portmnadoc); (4) Rev. William Griffith (Congregationalist), John Jones; (5) Griffith I Ceidiog Roberts and ...
... trading as James and ' I, Johns, Swansea, baulage contractors J an S. E. Morris and L. E. Morris, trading as S- and L. e Morris, Oswestay, artists and phowgraphers, S. ?? al Morris retires. -- og Isaac Parkes, sen, and Simeon Parkes, trading as I. and S ...
... Doc 14 Mattel/Ide* left A trifil Dec 22 Newt^n Hall 43 at C.srdiff New England 61 Boston Dec 20 Liverpool New York 3 at Newport News Dec 15 NicAtarJAD 75 at Li. erpool Colon !ileetolS Liverpool Dec 9 Govan& Nieta M Liverpool Dec 2 Niger 22 liver..ool Oct ...
... an easy matter for Morris, of Salford.1 The most interesting, and next to the above- 3 detailed competition, w as without doubt the inter- national tug of war. There were distinguished visitors in the form of the Belfast and Govan ' R teams,, both of ...
... Beep Morris. A late start was made. Owen Cairn, off for Chirk at four o'clock. Povey had early to hit away • sbot from Lee. Wreihatn gained • Iris kick note the Chirk goal. bat Hughes kiekt.l behind. Chink gained futile corner. and Hughes and Morris •hot ...
... Central Relief Seeiety, Town Hall Gerurday, 630 pm, Bthletio sports dinner. Hotel On Thursday, at three there will be a meeting of the supperters of Pather Becry’s Hemes at the Town Hall. Supoes is THe at Carnarvon, Wiltinen Morrie, an ekierty man, residing ...
... F Swan; Annie 81 Grifflths. 69, The, Elms, Hawarden, Miss K oller- Marin F Lotib, 68, Seahank School, Lie- Ifcard, Miss H H Hall; Helen H Phalirot (violin), of 68. Mr If I Clero; Lillie Evanis, 67, Mr A W a- Hughes. Rhyl; Francis J Shea (violin), 67. and ...
... arrived,. . . _ . . ----- - - - - - ADEN, Sunday.—The Clan Gordon, for London, arrived. BOMBAY, SaturJay. —The Hall line steamer Rufford Hall, from Liverpool, arrived yesterday afternoon. Friday. —The Johnston line steamer Kilmore arrived to-day from Liverpool ...
... piece which is to be brought for- ward at the Rotunda Theatre to-night. FAIRFIELD CnuacH HALL.-The last of a series of entertainments, given in the Fairfield Church' Hall, Lockerby-road, in aid of the building fund, took place on Saturday evening, when a new ...
... Hartlepool for machinery. At noon onl Saturday 100 union men were dis- missed from the locomotive works of Messrs. D~uha and Co., (Govan-hilL, Glasgow, in accord- arnce with the lock-out notice posted a week ago. The same number were paid off in the works of Alliey ...
... possession Tiqal Trip Tug TEmplar — steamtug Knight Templar by Messrs Maokie Thompson Govan for J Prendiville and Co Liverpool to the order of Messrs Dnnsmuir and Jackson Govan who I supplied engines on her trip week The vessel is long by 20 feet 8 Inches 11 ...