Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... EDUCATIONAL 'A FTER XMAR—NEW . TERMS CLARE'S cOl LEGE, 1, L MIA MCKIM-LAME. wr. arm of WoRI. to • 1.1. bECTIONS. CITII. SERVICE. COMMERCIAL. HIGHtI LLYI ENTRANCE and ENROLMENT WEIL DEC. All for wadi° these Woo redwood I lame Proopretue I t 11. Toon ...
... at the late Primate’s funeral sung Mr Ellingford the organist played Chopin’s “Dead March” at the close ST JOHN’S Services were held at St John’s Church throughout Christmas Day At 6 am the ancient service known “ Plygain” took place when unusually large ...
... Pontardnlais Birrbrock Colliery turning the ropes slipped by the near tbe ankles carried by fellow-workmen Dr Griffiths in John Jones Albion Arms Glauduar Liaoy-byther passed few days after short painful cause of inflammation bronchitis Mr Jones considered in ...
... flagstaff in the middle of the arena, and the mossed bands played the National Anthem, while the Guards of Honour presented arms. The whole vast assemblage were, meantime, on their feet, the men the salute. Wtien tbe bands had ceased, the Herald and his ...
... Liberal Tory party. We have one of our leader*. Mr John Wilson. M.P.. lied to the Liberals, and what he doing f Do hear of him in debates the House of Commons qdoo the unemployed questions carried on by Mr John Burns. M.P., and Mr Hurdle, M.P.I No. SOU keep ...
... Mr. lioiMl Msckirnter. Miss Violet Lloyd. Mr. Grossmith. Jan.* Miss Millie Mr. Robert Nainby. Min Norma Whallef, Mr. Harry Grattan. Miss eartan Millar. Mr. Herbert Clay urn. Mias Mai# Saqui. Mr. rthur Mias Kitty Mssoe. and Mr. Edmund Payne. Mias Ethel Sydney ...
... was high'y appreciated by t BOAR P ITOI L GUARDIANS, Tawnier Dams. Wyo.—Preempt Messrs Rees Itv'ens (chairmom) ; John Jvnee. Cum: Lower ; John Oven. Lisemfera Ckheya • W James, Yebvtty Tiny,* ; David Davies, Gorervdd ; Ryan Evan., Liedrod Upper Eva. Lloyd ...
... December 1902 JOHN Clerk Peace I ERNEST COLLIER MSA ARCHITECT 4 STREET Carmarthen GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY FOOTBALL ENGLAND v WALES EXCURSIONS will as under 10th — DAY to Swansea and Milford Olynderwen Whitland Newcastle-Emlyn Llandvssil Pencader arms &c for HALE-DAY ...
... large Amortment of Boys' and P.O.' Clothing. A .Portal bur Overcoat. at 1.5.. al Buda, bd.; ed.. 30 per cent. touter glee. Cardigan Raney out.. NOTE TB; ADDRESS. S.P.Q.R. Regiment, pleaded no, guilty to two cbargea—areal, in- goods, the pronerty of a comrade ...
... Irish l , rote«tanta did not rret on their Uurela Having won Free Trade by the tnreat of arms, they were determined to win Legislative Independence by the threat of arms, too, and in all they did they bad the rapport of the Ca. tholier. In 1782 England again ...
... Bridgetown; James p.wrick-Very Rev. John F. Doyle, r.P., erm Rev. Jamas O'Brien, P.P., Adamstown. Fetliard- rocialug • Chairman District Connell, J. Byrne. J.P.. Tit:name. J.P.. %ninetieths.; John Bolger, Ferns; John O'Cocifor ia P.F. l l2nica ery ward ...
... 4 s6ll and VT HOUSE-PARLOURMAID, by Jimmary 27th: good wages: characters indispenamble.— Write, Mrs. Prance, The Dawn, St. John's, Woking. WANTED, a thoroughly good PLAIN COOK, age not under 24; small family; comfortable home. Apply, Mir Hutchinson. ...