... EVAN MORRIS BIG HAT, & Cu, LAMMAS STREF.'I, CARMARTHEN, Whose listablishsest is acknowledged to be the Centro for smart sod Cp-to•iiste Reedg-eisde Clothing for Mee, Youth•, sod Boys. Buita--2-Button Jackets, Perman, fit Toro-up oo the Traitors., Low ...

... mate; H. D. Turpin, George Morrock, C. H. Black more, M. Sari jock (a Greek). Manhit (ar, Egyptian), Ali Hassan, Ali Rego. and Morris. al! Cardiff men; S. Clowe, E. J. Fisher, J. Moore, W. 0. Carroll, Joseph Banbury, 1, Duke Street, Carsten, and Ernest Wilson ...

... Grove), 75, 75; T. Allen (Itiehmond), 77, 73; E. A. Southerden (I.amberhurst). 70, 76; E. Green (Huy. ton), 77, 73; (a) D. S. Govan (Bothwell ('aole). 78, 72; E. Brown (unattached), 7N74:R. Unman (Coomhe 78. 72. 151- . Bradshaw ( crnney), 75, 76: H. Coleman ...

... Wales came other mourners. The chief mourners were:—Lady Morrie Jones (widow), Mrs. Ernest Jones, Aberystwyth; Mies Gwenthan Morris Jones, M.A., Miss Angharad Morris Jones. M.A., and Miss Nest Morris Jones (daughters); Mr. W. R. Jones (brother), and Mr. ...

... STORES, FRESTATYN =subscriptions . PRESTATYN NURSING ASSOCIATION £ s. Mr Armstrong, Govan H. R. Hughes, Hon Treas League of Nations S I Pangs. J. Z. MC.. il she Hall Wesleyan • • Bt.TTLR OUTLOOK. Some of the works that had aimed down in the immediate ...

... Robert Williams and John Williams (cousins). Messrs. Owen, Philin and Gwilym Morris. Robert Jones, R. W: and Henry Davies. The house were: . Mrs. lfhghes (mother,. Jones. Morris. M. Hughes. A. Jones. J. Davies. bias G. &One& Miss Humphreys. and MrS. D. ...

... Art: Miss Morris, Miss Doggett, BA. and Miss Cook. Miss P. M. Howells, BA., assisted in the literary work. The accompanists were Miss B. Rosser, RA., LRA.M.. and Miss G. Preece, B.A. During the interval tea was served in the spacious dining hall of the school ...

... admirable address ugop the licensing question was given by Mrs %man, of Newport. An indoor meeting was held in the Council Hall, when Mrs Turner (president of the local branch), presided and a practical and vigorous address was given by 'Mime Sands, National ...

... the Town Hall. The Rev. John Howell (pastor) presided throughout the day. The morning service took the form of a rehearsal, whilst the afternoon service was given over to the children, whose sweet singing reflected credit on Mrs. Percy Morris. their c ...

... (Nannerth); 2, Lloyd iMuldl. Horse Trating, under t 4 hands.— I. E. lorgan, Nannerch; z, Morris, Penyffordd. yard:, boys under is: 1, T. Edwards Wrexham; 2, Mk-Govan, (ester; 3. G. Holton, Mold. So yards, girls under 13: 1, K. Lowe, Owster ; z, K. Lodge ...

... Glan'rafon) had a big ta , k in , getting through their arduous labours. The table decorations were judged by , Mrs. Hoggarth Mia Hall; and Mrs. Evans Jones (Dyserth Vicarage); honey, butter, and eggs being judged by Mrs Pickavance (Llys). and Mr T. •E. Griffiths ...

... difficulty in assembling a crew Lifeboatman Frank Hooper, who is 73, took his place in the boat. The lightship was off St. Govan's Head, a dangerous part of the coast exposed to the fury of 'a westerly gale. We were about two miles from the lightship ...