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... OLD PARK. Pit Acer dent.— On Monday, accident bappraad Thomas Chirm, who was employed as a mthe Little Flint Seam Pudley Hill Colliery, owing to a premature explosion whilst blasting coal. It was found advisable after the injuries had been attended to ...
... Chilton, Harriet Helen Stobbs, of Wootton, Bridgnorth. THOMAS—aiDOWAY-26tb nit., the Abbey Church, Shrewsbury, the Rev. W. U. Draper. William Thomas, to Elizabeth, second daughter of the late Thomas Ridgway. of Wroxeler. WILLIAMS—OAKXRT—2Sth ult., Holy ...
... Agnes Birch, Bennett. R. Bennett. Groom. Annie Griffiths. Owen, Davies, Cooper, Thomas, Powell. Payne, Watson. K. Wooley, .Mcjwra. G. Jones. W. Poiter, A. B. Harjrar, Thomas W. Hodges, G. Reedlmtone, Percy Wiglev, J. Perkins, Pearce, Darndl, J. Birch, and ...
... Hollylrocks—J. Hughes 1. Joseph Badger 2. IL Thomas 3. Nosegay—Mra. Thomas 1, W. Lor.-tt 2, John Badger 3. wild flowers— Giadys Ixirett 1. EUle Weston 2. J. K. Hughes 5,0. 4. , , Bouquet of cut dowers—Mrs. Thomas 1, John Badger Z. Collection cut flowers (prizes ...
... Mi** Mary Robinson, Newtown 15 years; Mi*s darah Cluff, Kllesmere. 10 Mr. William Thomas Care. Kenley, 10 years; Mis* Mary J. Worrall, Lilleshall, 10 years; Mr. Thomas Greener, Tong, years ; .Mr. James Walter Jejison, Allan’s. Shrewsbury, 10 years. The ...
... tangible testimony tho feeling of the parish. Presentation Committee was npiwiuted, follows—The Misses Pickering (2), Messrs. W. Hardie, Henry Pickering, John Horton. R, L. Fryer, J. Towers, T. Warburton, H. Nid drip, T. Birkenhead, W. Ravenscmft, E. Over, Samuel ...
... Owen; wHLtng barcau, Mr and Mrs. Grogan ami Miss Eustace: silver card case, Messrs. Thomas and Charles- silver letter clip, Miss st, John Milihnay; silver Inkstand, Mr. Thomas Chohuoodeley; revolving bookcase. Miss ritanier ; gloss vase, Mr. Williun Stanler; ...
... Bobcbes of verbenas (distinct)—J. Gardiner, 1; E. Moore, 2; W. B. Lowo, 4 WIKI flowers—B. Jackson, I; A. Dyke, 2; K. Whit Add, 4 Hardy ftjms-Mra l?yke 1; Miss WhittaJl 2 Go«»bcrrics—J. Perry I,T- Tommy 2. Dish black curranta—J. Perry 1, H. Homes 2, T. Lloyd ...
... Owen Thomas Minstkblbt. On Thursday evening. Captain Owen Thomas, Liberal candidate, addressed a largely-attended meeting of the electors at Miasterley. and was accoraed a very hearty reception. . In the enure* a vigorous speech. Captain Thomas said—ln ...
... Isabel Agnes, third daughter the late Sir Vincent Corl«t. Bart., of Acton Shropshire. A marrige has been arranged between Mr. Hardy Fostace. Castlemore, co. Carlow, and Gertrude Amelia. d a«ffbter Mr. A. C H. Percy and Mrs. H. Percy, of Hall. Shropshire. ...
... Not denied Vaughan scored for the Welshmen, and tbe came ended in draw of two goal each. Teams;— Druids: Goal, K. Thomas; backs, C. Thomas and G. O. half backs, G. Owen, W. Evans, and D. Evans; forwards, J. Vaudian, William Butler,T. Davies,G. Roberts ...
... the statement and respond any Inquiries. 2S*i' i > throug tame published—writes follows. ought to mention. howler, that Mr. Thomas Ersns, Chemist, 24, Manchester Road, Burnley, who sends the particulars, will roach for Speak in; of a personal experience ...