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... House, Craven Arms. Clun Forest sheep : Mr. J. 11. Yeomans. Shelsley Beauchamp, Worcester, and Mr. T. Prosser, Gentfuedd, Talgarth, Brecon. ' Pigs : Mr. A. Tar, Craven Arms. Horticulture : Mr. Geo. Morris, The Gardens, Grove, Craven Arms. and Mr. T. Stephens ...
... tows Ghee k), C. doe Clerk of the Peace), John Lambe (Otiy Coroner), M. J. G. Scobie (0. k of the Justices), B. P. Jacksun- Taylor (uy iller, M.D. Veteri- ical Officer of Health), J . L. Barlin; nary Insp2ctor), John Parker, (Git: Wet. veyor), F. Richardson ...
... WANTED A motor tractor drawing a threshing machine and a straw tier and driven by John Baden Wainwright, of Upper Sapey. got out of control while descending a hill School Lane, llochford, at about 4.30 p.m. on Tuesday. and mashed into the bank, completely ...
... Pembroke, injury to head and face and fractured leg, Reece Evason, Stanton Lacy, Ludlow, severely crushed arm, John Anderson, The Hollies, Craven Arms, internal injuries and injury to head, Alfred Atherton, Mount Pleasant, Llandrindod Wells, scalp wound ...
... LUDLOW PROPERTY WITHDRAWN. Mr. John Norton, auctioneer, Ludlow, in conjunction with Mr. Hugh Ladd, auctioneer. Cardigan, offered for sale at the Feathers Hotel, Ludlow, on Friday, a freehold residence known as Hill House, situated on the west side of ...
... MAKE A WHOLE. At Stockport, on Friday, John Griffiths,electrical engineer, of 16, Claremont Street, Chorlton-on- Medlock, was charged with travelling on the L. and N.W. Railway without having paid his fare. John Boyle, electrical engineer, of d Gateford ...
... was RECENTLY PROVED WILLS. The will, with two sodieils, of the late Sir John ALM, Best., has been proved, the estate being provhdonally swore at £1,100,000. The wilt of Mr. John Vordui, of Tioehuret, Surrey, and formerly of Wharton Chester, who died on ...
... November 2;ith with a cargo for Antwerp, but foundered in Cardigan Bac the same night. In a smoking contest at l'iskerton, Lincoln, the w' •r kept hi, pipe alight for ihr. 32min. Whilst rabliiting, John Furse, of St. Gently's, Cornwall. was killed by the discharge ...
... charged with stealing an overcoat, value 55., the property of Thomas William Compton, and a drinking horn, the property of John Powell, value 7d., on the Zith Supt. Price asked for a remand. The prisoner had said that he did not know anything about these ...
... The Rev. John Davies. Pandy, Herefordshire (moderator), presided.—The Rev. John Henry Beynon, of Laurbarne, was granted a letter of transfer to the English Presbyterian Church of New South Wales.—Applications were received from the North Cardigan and East ...
... party to extricate the unfortunate colliers, and one of them subsequently succumbed to his injuriee. Some were taken out with arms and leg. broken, and others with injured spines. Late en Saturday evening Ernest Watts. who had sustained setere spinal and ...
... has been made by a sow in farrow. The boy was driving the sow home, when the animal savagely attacked him, catching hi. left arm in its mouth, lasousting the flesh and causing a comminuted fracture. His thigh was also badly bruised and other parts of the ...