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... end. costs; John Kelly, in Castle.strect, 10‘ and costa; John Kiley, in Pont/nov.llM.. Mere thyr, 10s. and costs; William Webb, u. Hig h. street, Dowleis, and at Dowlate Top, teed and costs, and and costa respectively; Abs. Clifford, alias John, in Abee ...
... the end Asylum.—lt wee agreed that the money, £1 a week, should be paid to Mr. John Williams. miners' agent, on behalf of Parry's wife and children. Compensation Cases. John Seeley. a labourer in the employ of the Dowlns Gas Company, claimed compensation ...
... • meeting any other night ewing to nig: - work. we have no douht about brine sums; ssful. Yet his right arm being 'hockey smashed. The john Evans, pendant policy for himself, is an erroneous one little popular with those people who have little men ...
... Mr. Walters had when he spoke was proof to him that the Welsh 'rary friends of Merthyr received him with out-stretched arms. Mr. John Morgan, Thomas-street, occupied the chair, and in his introductory remarks, said he felt that yours men were now in too ...
... e. The Rev. gentleman has been pastor of Zoar Church for about five years, having been previously stationed at New Quay, Cardigan. It is • loss to the church, and also to local Nonconformists. that the rev. gentleman has decided to leave for Pembrokeshire ...
... Mr. Dd. Evans. If ARMS, CWW-TAT.—.The license Wall transferred to Thomas Lewis. NOT Dose Fuse TSAVELLE•I3.—AIfred Griffin, ( Sidney Locker, Wm. Edwards, T. John, W. D. Daniel, Fred Morgan (all defended by Mr. Thomas, Aberdare), John Thomas, J. D. Wil ...
... denial is given to the truth of scram disquieting tumours which have been circulated respecting Kin 7, Edward's health. Mr. John Burns, President of the Local Government Board, was, by appointment. mired in ►udience by the King at Bucknegham Palace. N ...
... when the following were made:—St. John's lEngliain: Mr. Phd Williams, Khoola House, people's warden; and Mr. Harry Harper. Cottage, Rector's warden. St. John's (Welsh): Mr. Jas. 60..4 people's warden. sii.d Mr. John Roes, Sector's warden. St. Tudor's: ...
... contrairting parties being Mr. William John Davies, of Cardigan, and Miss Jane Ann Williams. second daughter of Mrs. Wilkens aid the Sate Mr. John Williama, Csediff.reid. Treliarris, and formerly of Miners' Arms, GwernalEeld, near Mold. The bride was ...
... of Mr. Mills, ben Water. and till hon. sac.), Mr. John Clement*, Mr. Win. said he took an order from defendant to s u p. lock said h e was quite willing so put in a clam , of 5 of Jones. and Mr. John Price. are to be cote ply • cosn for Mrs. Powell. Defendant ...
... 15s. a week, and costs. Thomas Poky was summoned for unlawfully wounding John Davies, a fireman, living at Williamstown. Mrr. ihyr —Prosecutor said he wrii, to the Puddler'. Arms. Defendant threw a pint measure at him. cutting his forehrad.—Dr. James. ...