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... Lea Jones, and Dr Salter. LICENSING MATTERS. An application for the transfer of the license the Abennnle to Mr Charles Edward Stephens, as administrator hie late mother's estate was granted. occasional license was granted the application B. Poundley, solicitor ...
... out Hamer, Bwloh ; David T. Francis, Tynyrwtra; into the country and then enjoyed good day’s Wm. Morgan, David Owen, Edward Stephens hunting with their hunters. There was never David Bowen, Richard Morgan, John Davies, snen » good demand for hunters there ...
... oooasion Stephen alone oarriod gnn, marie barrelled. Their quest waa again fruitless, and together they returned home. On the way, Stephan is said have unloaded hia and plxoed the cartridge ia his pocket Bhottly after- Wards, pigeon flew by, and Stephen, remarking ...
... narrated. The jury Generated Hearn Edward Daeiae, Talgarth Hill (foreman); David Jones, Tan Shop; John Edwardl, Talgarth Farm; Edward Darieo, Pwllglaa Farm; O. Jarman, Glani wdea; Thomas Jones, Bwlohyllyn Iran; Edward Fillianra, Bwlohyllyn Richard Jonas ...
... Chapel, when the chair was occupied by Mr Stephen Joseph. A paper was read by B. Wilkes. Addressee were given by E. Jones, Mr D. Owen* Ur Joseph and Mrs Bebb. Solos were nicely rendered by Miss Ashby* Miss Edwards and Mr Lewis; and recitations by Ml— M. ...
... ’ Hubert Jonee; The plooghboy,* Edward Asbk;; 'What I would Ilketobe, Gris Jonee: How doth the little busy bee,' John Stephens) * A Christmas manage,’ George Jones ; A little child T chanced to meet,' Hiss Emil; Stephen; 'Tboee dear old hymns,’ Alfred ...
... gardens. The floor was excellent condition, for which Stephen Rogers wss responsible. The sittingoat farnitura wee lent for the occasion Mrs i*. W. Davies and Mrs Edward Jonee, and the aniekery by Mr Stephen O'Hare. Mr A. E. fond enperintended refreshment ...
... Jones, formerly Llanfair, Welshpool, aged 62 years. Joseph—March 16th, Stephen Joseph, Coedyrhos. Hoohdre. aged 64 yean. Mobkis —March 12th, Ellen Morris, relict of the late Edward Morris, wool buyer, Newtown, ag®* 73 yean. Stevenson— March 16th, at 26 ...
... Exocoted UDIEB OWN MATEBIALS HADE DEATHS. Edwards.— Auffust 21at, Tanybryn, Susannah Edwards, widow of the late Edwards, aged 81 years. , Evans. —August 22nd, at 2, Mount-street, we« pool, Ann, widow of the late Edward ’ Qroespluan. aged 68 years. Davibb.—August ...
... Thomas Jonre and Thomas Morgan; fourteenth year. William Edwards and Richard Williams; fifteenth year, Richard David Morris. Edward Davies, Greenfields, gained th* special prise given by Edward Evau, High-street, to the member who had brought the most ...
... THE BROTHER’S STORY. The evidence was than nrooeaded with, the first ] witness being Edward Maldwyn Owen, Ahesyetwyth. end hrother to Stephen Bennett , Owen. He identified the deceased, he said, as the illegitimate chad of hie sister’s. The hoy was sixteen ...
... 100; T. J. Morris, Pleasant View, 100; Edward Williama, Brookside, 70. Trevor less Ward (four)-John Price, Trefynant, 133; J. S. Jones, Balmoral, 117; Jones, Bryndyflryn, 111; Stephen Roberts, Dock Cottage, 89; Edward Williams, Garth, 88; Taliesin L. Jones ...