... 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 ...

... wild pheasants, no eggs being put down. There Were plenty of pheasants there and he had the shooting rights over the land. John Thomas Powell, tenant of Leys Farm, Ilireher,.said that on Sunday, November i9th, adjm' and LEOMINSTER COUNTY POLICE COURT ...

... Speakman. toe is John Challen, Bringsty. lorry' RUE MORLEY es THE RATE illness as the deceased was. Stone Hesse, Docklow, from entertaining the scenes. In this work we have been grateful The Vicar Rev. G. Walser) officiated. C. R. JOHNS, Secretly. ..55 ...

... costermonger, named John Bearsall, has just come into £B,OOO, which was left to him by an uncle who had been a resident in Australia for many years. Trooper Richard Wilding, formerly of the 13th Light Ihagoons, and who belonged to Lord Cardigan's Light Brigade ...

... 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 ...

... follow:—Romilly School, Barn.- (Mr William Williams): St. James' (Sir W. J. Williams); Romilly School, Barry (B.), (Mr W. R. Johns). The prize was awarded the Pontypool Choir. Second Choral Competition to 80 voices), 44 lovely May (German). —Pontnewydd ...

... Marine Trousers. Special O ff er in Hosiery of all descriptions. i n cludin g Government Vests and Ti Shirts, Body Belts, Cardigans, Socks and Hose, etc. Also all types of Civilian Underwear, in high-class makes only. Fancy Goods in Half Hose. es. etc. ...

... has become a keen motorist. He mar- religious -c instruction 'cristinctire of any particular' and not by numbers of certain arms. learned et-doles on the subject of the Pentateuch tion at market value, and that a copy of this to the denomtnation, tp receive ...

... Ludlow Institution in succession to Mr. W. 11. Swayne, from keisare. G. Idilbourne, Bock Lan& Ludlow; B. A. Powell, Lampetei, Cardigan; and H. Walton, Ludlow. H. Walton had been engaged us temporary porter bad from May 21st last. The Ce.nmittee interviewed ...