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... for {even days.—John Ciaey's another pets 3r. 6d. a week parish relief, and be was ordered to pay 3s. • week and costs. — David Davies, of tylornown, woe ordered to nay 2s. • neck towards the support of his mother, who r•ta 1• a week. John Jones and Daniel ...
... amidst ter. He could not claim for his tout such ty as the perms who arm originated the sliced Mast. but he thought with the formation of the moiety there could be ouch beauty bled into it as the original toast. He rase with mach Hessen to propose the ...
... Richard Harrap ; committee, Messrs. Dad Thomas (Plymouth Arms), E. T. Richards, John James, H. Dewdney, Samuel Harris, W. W. Meredith, John Leonard, E. J. Fryer, A. C. Attwood, W. K. Smyth, and John Lewis. Mr. Sam Harris was appointed the first secretary ...
... There ere other port ßeserved-. ions of the Rotate situate in the Connty of awl In the County of Cardigan. which will be °Wend tor Sole a Inter date. The Cardigan Propertioa at Aberyst en Thunedny. Octobey 17th. and Properties at Maw - day. Umber Uth, Plane ...
... tea: bliss Davies, Misses Lloyd, Mrs. Davies, and Miss Lewis. The following brothers took part:-- John B. Jones, William Parry, John Jones, David Morgan, John Evans. and Caradog Jones. Bros. Pro. G.M. William Prioe and P.G. Henry Rosser, assisted by P.G ...
... Jacky Virgin, Mr. Evan Morgan, Mr. T. George (Abercanaidi, Mr. Stanley Evans (Pentrebachb, 'aster W. J. Griffiths and Mr. David John. The accompanist was Mr. David Williams. Thanks to the Plymouth Ward Council of Action were moved by Mr. W. E. Rowlands and ...
... removal of a needle from her right arm. The presence of the needle was located at the result of nn X-ray examination. Mies Thomas had suffered pain In her arm for over two years, but Ives unaware of the trouble. AT CARDIGAN. -Amongst the delegates present ...
... Tuesday On Friday evening his brother. Gs Richard. fell at the Welfare Grounc received a severe injury to his arm. are now making excellent progress. John Rowlands, 9, Greenfield-tei sustained severe injuries to his let foot while following his employmt Aberpergwm ...
... J. Fisher (Wimbonie Arms) £4O 10s. Mot Eira Williams £l9 18s. 7d: Mr. Phil Jones (Dowlais Inn) £l3 17s. 3d.: Mrs. J. H. Goodridge_aslbot Inn) £i 3 1511. Mr ; David Evans Horse and GrOnm) £7 16s. Id,: Mrs 9, Thomas (Cardigan Arms) £7 155.; Mrs. 8. .1 ...
... 'Jargon, marble and bror.m clock; Mrs. Davis., Claremont, Cardigan, cheque and cut glass decanters: Miss Evans, Cardigan, tea service: Miss S. Evans, Cardigan, dinner service: Mr. Ben Evans, Cardigan braes fender and Ereirons; Mr. and Mrs. J. Evans, Highbury ...
... Mount Pleasant Church, Ebbw Vale. Also with Mr. John Gibson, of Orin. on the death of Ids brother-in-law. A further vote with Mr. Gibson in his continued illness was also , Messrs. John Williams and John 'COn d to eainvey this during the dinner hoer. It ...
... completed by the Hospital Committee for a children's party to be held on Wednesday. January 6th. at Bt. John's Hall. FUNERAL OF MRS. C. HUGHES.—Mr. John Hughes ison). Luton. Beds.. who was unable through illness to attend, and Mr. D. Owen Jones (son-in-law) ...