... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... (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 ...

... regrit that we record the death of Mrs Frarkes Armstrong, wife of Mr Andrew W. Armstrong, which took place at her residence, Govan, Pendre A‘enue, Prestatyn, on Sunday. The deceased lady, who was in her 75th year, was a native of Liverpool, and after her ...

... (;reanv:ay, Wolverhampton; Miss Elliott, \ anchr.ter ; Mr. Wari stet, Bangor; Mrs. ' Mrs Leyb :urne, Liverpool; Mr. and Mrs. Govan . Glasgow ; Mr. Ronald, Birmingham. At the Grosvenor, 12. East Parade, Mrs. 0 R. Williams—Mr. and Mrs. Dalton and family. Moseley: ...

... petition stated that 3700, ur half the propooed etpentliture would more than What 1., provide whet was oteeleary--= Mr J J Morris : Is not hall too mesh Me Hagbe■ : That may be, but wie half ta e good deal lees than the whole, in it aot (laaßlater). Mr W U Jones ...

... baritone or contralto. Sidney employee from youth. For eight Oriental Stores, Llandudno. English Presbyterian Church, Llan- Morris. Llanddulas; octette, Lien- Years he had been an elder of the NATIONAL ECONOMY. We dudno Junction R. J. Lee); duet. Permanently ...

... Rem: Parry. Go:doe ands, Forrii,e 'Tyne. Ernest Datiiei. Marjorie He. R. Payne. slid Tend:: Hall. Poetry ad etra:.,:borothy Enid Hall. Gw . .advs Hall. Florence Hall and Marjorie Hal:. Reading: Freddie Griffith, Cecil Roberts. Etc Hoists, and HA& Williams ...

... impaling a fine. said the noise of theme machines needed stopping. P.C. Dan Ellis, of Colwyn Bay, conducted the case. William Govan, 28. Paisley-road, Glasgow, was fined we. for not having two independent brakes upon his motor cycle. P.C. 15 said defendant ...

... rnean a happy land where the apples dropped off the trees into our mouths. Socialism was a scheme of national and municipal govanment--wise, _ just, and practical. Its progranune oxisisted essentially of one demand—namely, that the land and instruments of ...

... Holyhead, where they will • social, temper! phy the Flarlsourenen in the ante, and other meeting.. He gave the Cup. proper Govan:meet scheme such an Mr. Lloyd George ii advocating. on behalf of the charity organisation in con are: G. H. Jones; Rt. Piesce ...