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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... HEREFORD CATHEDRAL. Bishop—The Right Rev. John D.D. Dean—The Hon. and Very Rev. J. W. Lkigu, D.D. Ir. Residence—The Yen. Archdeacon Bvtiikr. Lebsoxs you Second Sunday Easter. Morning—lst lesson, Numbers xx., to verse li; 2ui lesson, Luke Evening—lst lesson ...
... it time * a-camping again. Th year we ng n visit Wales, only the ** scene of ac ities is at Bow Stre Aberystwyth, in he Cardigan B. not at zy Porthe wil. On this oc no we form part of a ap. consist of the three brigades in the Welsh Diy mol the Western ...
... such a glorious oppoitunity of adding to our library for anything, and heartily congratulate Messrs Newnes on enterprise. CARDIGAN. R. W. Chambers. (London : Constable and Co.) Mr Chambers’ latest novel, a romance of frontier life and Indian warfare in ...
... known to her milliner and her friends. Addressing a crowded Irish demonstration at Motherwell (Lanarkshire) on Sunday, Mr. John Redmond said that Ireland was as neglected as if it were governed by the Sultan of Turkey or the Czar of Russia. An inmate ...
... l for Ho kong, D.L., J.P. and formerly M.P. foe Pembro! » and second daughter of John Bi cul, late of Kendal. SUCKLIN June 15, at Cowle: . John, Oxford, Sister Mar, John’s Hospi al, A. 0} ts, the second daughter of th Rev Robert Suckling, of Burcage, ...
... Hamer (Penybont); Douglas Smith; R. M. Butler; Harold Matthews; F. Hale; Lawton Moore; John Williams, J. Hill, E. M. Parker, F. L. Green, C. M- Ei}irf?&;s T. B. Dove; John Matthews; and Dr The CHAIRMAN said they had all =een the prospectus, and heard of the ...
... Davies; hon. sec., M Rev John Venn died 1800 12 Th Dr Arnold died 1842 12 Crimean evacuation 1856 HM Half-quarter Day. Dogdaysend Mr H. G. Beddoe Chief Constable Captain the Hon. E. S, Kllesmete Jan. and alter- Mon afterwards Cardigan, Nov 17 (hiring) Pont ...
... more safely enrusted than Andrew Qarnegie, Philanthropist, Thinker, and Millionaire. COUNCILLOR AND HIS COUNSEL. Councillor John Chesterfield was elected a member of the Corporation of Rotherham, Yorkshire, in Jubilee year of 1887. Popular, a thoroughly ...
... as follows :—Mr G. J. Caldwell, Mr Edwin Cooke, Mr George Cope, Mr Charles Franklin, James Lamb, John Parker, Mr Walter Pilley, Mr Albert Townsend, Mr John Vokins, Mr M. C. Oat field, and A. Wilkes. The CHAIRMAN proposed that Mr W. T. Davis be re-appointed ...
... front of gallery, Ihe following lave started upon tho work of the ministry the church : —Joshua and John Davies (brothers), Davies (Llanwrfcyd), John Jones y stwyth), David Lantrow, Canada, and lately Benjamin and David Jones (brothers), who are now ...