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... Road. Just the churchyard wall. Owen Evans, tho County Council roadman, was at work, and with him was the little son of Mr. John Lloyd. The carriage dashed Into the roadman’s barrow, dragged a few yards, then overturned and broke it. Tho shock throw Morris ...
... Overcoats Ms. fid. to 30s. Men’s Cord Trousers., to. fid. to Ms. to. BLUE SERGE JACKETS, BLUE TWILL JACKETS. SLEEVED VESTS, CARDIGAN JACKETS. BREECHES AND LEGGINGS, PILOT JACKETS. QVEBY, . CLOTHIER. PRIDE UII.L, SHREWSBURY (opposite the Poet OBice). THE ...
... the stick held in his hand. He carried a brushing hook over his arm, and this she took from him, struck at him with it, and cut his arm. He then hit her, and not till then. The cut his arm was about 31 inches long and inch deep. Mrs. Price, who lived the ...
... was charged on remand with overcoat from John Kerry's clothier's shop. Chester Street.—Police-constable said had defendant under oljservation. Me saw him com from Mr. Kerry’s shop with an overcoat nnacr nis arm. and suspecting him of stealing it. took ...
... erected a memorial tablet who died 1777, aged 71; alse to Edward Stedman, S04 in the 70th year of his age. his eon John, who died 1 Arms thereon. Can anyone give the pedi gree of this braneb of the lative ? family or other joformation re WILLIAMS OF EATON ...
... Walcs”.-Glcncairn Select Pension. Ideal winter residence. Temperature equals south of France. Charmingly situated, overlooking Cardigan Bay. Extensive views sea. mountain*. Sheltered. Fine golfing. Central. Good table; homelike. Inclusive terms from 235.; week-end ...
... AUCTIONEERS A VALUERS, Offices—Market Street. Wellington. Salop. MESSRS. PATERSOM & SON instructed OFFER for SALE at the CIIARL■TUN ARMS HOTEL. WELLINGTON, TUUUSr DAY. IClh JULY. 190 H, at p.ra. prompt-, THE REVERSIONARY INTEREST In fee simple (subject on the ...
... candidate as could secured outside the county. That there is to be a **dav battle was decided by the Liberal party at Craven Arms Wednesday, when Mr. Pred Horne, fafraer. Shlfnvl. was adopted the candidate. and agreed to fight. Mr. Horne has same analiflcatlons ...
... from Mr. J. Tatem 'Cardiff). Mr. Geo. England (Cardiff). Mr. Jno. Jones (Whitegate). Mr. T. D. John (Cardiff), The Stud (Cardiff), and Mr. Griffiths (Cardigan), and Entries from many other well-known Exhibitors. FRIDAY. MAY 15t.—250 Powerful Town Mares ...
... Worcestershire. _ Dan and DisoaDsaiY.—John Lawn, plumber. Chealar Street, was PoliccHxmsUblo Bow ley being drank disorderly in Barker Street - Defendant said wae more excited than drank.— Wined 10i.. indndine costa. John Conway, labourer, Police-constable ...
... SHROPSHIRE MEN; BY J*. MABdHALL. XC.—THOMAS JOHN KJ-. OF LUDLOW. Though any claim the memory of the man mar have perpetuity- k, because of what attempted accomplished f**r agriculture outside hi« native county, have included Thomas in the section our ...
... Shropshire Soldiers bow oa Actire Service is Sooth Africa. a mis her of FLANNEL SHIRTS. WOOLLEN SOCKS, CHOLERA BELTS, JBBBBI9, CARDIGAN JACKETR and POCKET HANDKERCHIEFS are STILL i.tny Powib will glad receive and forward for Embarkation any of these Articles ...