... Mr. Henry Partridge, Grommet. Mr. John Richard., Aberearn. Mr. Estmood Ryan, Crumlin. Mr. Alban Smith, Abereeshao. Mr. David Treasure, Mr. Jahn Octavio* Tylor, Pontypool. Mr. WatidEll Llanfrechle Low Mr. Witiaten., Poolseawynydd. Mr. Hugh Watt., Newport ...

... IN EIGHTEEN INCHES OF WATER SAD FATE OF YSTRADMTNACH FARMER. Mr. David Treasure, deputy coroner, held an inquest at Maesycwmnier concerning the de-ath of William Lewis (54), Duffryn Farm, Ystradmynach. Thomas Lewis, nephew, said deceased a bachelor. Witness ...

... Griffiths, of the United States Immigration Commission, who, as previously announced in the Western Moil, is the guest of Mr. David Treasure. J.P., and Mrs. Treasure, of The Grave, Fleuade-lis, :luring his brief visit to his native place. worked in the Rhymney ...

... (barlea, of lEbhe Vaie. preached three sermons. On there was a crowded audience at • lot:norm which presided over by David Treasure, and amount those taking part were the attuned maciaal pro. pedlar, Sidney Stafford North- ...

... Bementstreet. W.C.I, and gave the presprietor. Mr. George Washingtou Rued, cheques which were dishonoured by the hank. David Treasure. solicitor and of Pengam, Monmouthabirs, said the signatureo on the cheques referred to in the first two charges. D. J ...

... satin. Lt. Howard M. Everett brought Mrs. Everett lin deep blue taffeta). Mr. K. Lloyd was accompanied by Mrs. Lloyd. Lt. David Treasure brought Miss Sally Watkins, who wore a flowered chiffon dress. Lt. Mostyn MMiami; was accompanied by Miss Freeguard, who ...

... others. French embroidered organdie. Mr John P. Rees (cousin of the bridegroom) was best man. and groomsmen were Messrs David Treasure (brother of the bride). Hugh Bromley (cousin of the bridegroom), and Vernon Lewis reception was held the Berkeley Cafe ...

... Hengroed. wu summoned for desertion at Rergoed on Friday by his wife. Margaret Mnry Simmonds. He pleaded not guilty. Mr. David Treasure. who appeared for the wife, said that the parties were married to 1928 at Merthyr. From the time they had married the ...

... Council, failed to aeocure re-election. The moult was declared by the returning officer (Mr T. C. Griffiths), as follows: •David Treasure, colliery proprietor 115 John Boothman, schoo lm aster 104 'William Samuel Noah, grocer 103 UNSUCCESSFUL. ...

... urban area, where there seat for each ward, uonterh are threatened in the North and South Ward,, but in the %Vest Ward 31r David Treasure has been returned unopposed. The following are the NORTH WARD. *Oliver Harris, miner, Rkiw.sii.Uavid. Giles Jams, colliery ...

... R AT | reflect upon their ability or integrity, but con- Speaking at a smoking concert at Maesy- | ewmmer (Councillor David Treasure in the tended that it was for such a small chair), Mr. Leolin Forestier-Walker, prospec- body of them to carry out their ...

... Pengam. who was accused of having exceeded the speed limit with his motorvan in New-road. Hengoed. on December 2 Mr. K. David Treasure (of the office of Mr. D. J. Treasure. Pengam) appeared for Morgan .and entered a plea of not guilty. Evidence was given ...