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... Thontsmon) tor Mr. John Sankey was shout to for the rrepoodent, when hi. Moen., notirtud file lame number of ladle. Us* court. had them aLI sent out of court. h. rewlarted - and pat a constable at earth door. (Laughter.) Mr. John Basig .std that the ...
... The drunks were: Owen Hopkins collier Clydach 10s Win John Thomas collier Cwm-twrch 12s 6d John Jones Llangy-felach 10s Hy Smith labourer Ystalyfera 10s Edward Saunders labourer Ystalyfera 12s 6d John Kelly and Annie Kelly Ystalyfera 8s each Thomas Gibbs ...
... cruet Mr John Mitchcl of pictures Mr Mrs Derrick silver photo frames Arnold St Theatre case of Mr Jack Hansard umbrella Mr and Mrs Johns Neath cheese dish A knives Mr Gwynue Brader case fish S Boules silver and preserve dish Master Jack Johns butter knife ...
... borates of Newport, SECOND SCHEDULE. ALIAS MARINO TOMS SEPARATE AREAS. 1. Area 00mpridoe the of Breco, Cardigan, Carmarthen. Pembroke. And Radnor. 2. An Arm the adze/MA.49n of Olamorimit Um boron.* of Aheratoo rad Carrbraiga; and cum the tam boroughs of and ...
... E Griffiths BA Rev R Thomas BA Miss (Baily Glas) Mis Ronwen Davies (Peny-bailv) Mrs Lloyd (Mollwyn)) Miss R A Johns Miss S B Johns Miss M John (Rock-terrace) Miss Maria (Swictuary-cottage) Miss Bessie Thomas Edith Phillips Charlotte Watkins (Mount Pleasant) ...
... shop but after Mrs Fewings left Mr Williams : Who say it : 1 don lie patting some Cardigan jackets an shelf the time Then did he say it Cardigan jacket? I did the Cardigan jacket say (Renewed laughter) the fcjie respondent appellant went into the and denied ...
... their usual Thursday discussions for a few weeks The members are engaged in practising a piece entitled The Way to Heaven” Mr John Richards Eryr Elli officiates as choir-master Revival services held at Gospel Temple on impressive services were conducted ...
... DEATH WHILE IN DRINK. Hereford as Wrdoreder the taunting the girth rredirrielt John Lambert, V. butcher** of X. The widows* use that Lams bort and r companion arm ',seated to beer .nd wise*: by Ur. Carideo. end the drink overcame thee, late at neat ;07i ...
... tts• game. Cardiff. by a arm( maid. wore mabbid the All %%ham own r.earteris Inc Mil by kirks to torch 1 1 b. nits, hawser, bad. • stubborn Ths tilt were faatit evenly inaahed, tiohMt‘wth'erats:l7.tor.;%.7r.,::-.. 7 pelted arm] , Tt. punts' of was dostinly ...
... 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 ...
... the lead (Hear hear) Vaie Tivy Society at Cardigan they haa a considerable number whe were small cottagers soon found this particular class members were willing great deal at the society’s stores at Cardigan had and horses of their own The in to meet ...