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... (Daily Leader). 'Samuel Morgan, RhYs Waimma, L. W. Franc., *D. E. Parry, and 'John Jordan. • : 'David James, C. B. Jenkins (Clerk), I. John Jones. *David Williams, John Morgan (Engineer), and W J. Jones. Fourth Row D. W. Davies, J. G. flame. Wyndham ...
... General Purposes Committee. f ; AIR-GUN HATCH AT GLAIS. An dr.geo took the Arms. (;eis, or Tuesday e‘eauceg between tbe bows and the Taw. Fred/sates. The scores were:— Masons Arms.-4. Pki W. Evans a T. 24, J. Morgan 27, 31. Price 26, A. V. 1 23, M. Philip ...
... Brynhyfryd, Swarms; Ley- Jones. Pontehydyfen ; D. W. Lewis, Bryn' Moses Lewis, John-street, Bryelryfryd ; Lloyd and David Lloyd. Promenade, -.nom; J. Villierastreet, Briton'. John Richard and Man Amman- Francis Ridd, Tail:act ; Hem, Thomas, Evan Williams ...
... not quite to John Medlow's white ; be felt bigger than ever as he looked down at her. tor her pert, was ea cool and calm as anyone well could be. and apparently utterly obliritue of the storm !using within John Medlow's breast. 'rhea. John quite knew what ...
... particulars and to treat, to Thamas and Thomas. Soilcitorii. 28. Quecasereet, . Wpm. Claps and Arms. Poutardam. On minutes fn . = Oystermonth Statioo), Messrs. JOHN N. LEEDER & SON received instructions to SELL by AUCTION, at the 110111 L METROPOLE, SWANSEA ...
... York. genera:. Rkhards, Turptn; bunkers 532, T I' attar 11;nar — d s 80. Rosen 11, bunkers 7D, liar sad Co. John and His Vanishing Cups. JOHN BULL : Well, there's one good thing about it, they won't be able to call me a flamell'd fool or a muddied oat ...
... which was per , oliied an character by Scion Chou, the oondmsorslup of Mr. Joseph John, Marian-street Schools. The clam. actors were at follow :—Mandarin, Mr. To Low ; Loan. John Smith, Mr. Torn Morgans; Yung 86a Mrs. D. F. Edwards; Cluing for prosecution) ...
... Jones be had groat pleasure, -.half of the Bench, in welcoming the new ry , .a.garet Stein, no fixed address, unfortunate, - arm charged with being drunk and incapable 7aarlecestreet, ackmatted the teem*. sroinrael zo to Illesteg. and was discharged with ...
... mark, otiberwise be would probably have coine in—tutu High Jump.-1, Oliter; 2, John ba,ies; 3, U. W. Da.isa. Committee Members' Race: 1, E. Thorogood ; 2,1). W. Davies; 3, John Davies; 4, 11. . Jones; 5. U. Crocker An aunt-Laing ine.L. tea was than partaken ...
... S.. lOW. Coffee. arm neglected Cocos, attreetion. Rine. eery firm, small request. Linseed. dull. Dyeetoods. Lu ttgbt trade. Nitrate. Its. 6d. to 11s.. firm lard, 3d. to Ms. 6d. Palm, arm. moderate trade 'Fallow. fair business. Arm Lowed oil. steady. ...
... Glynn Price, inquiring into the carcamstanoss of the death of John Lock, IS, of Lleehendy, who met his death in a disused coal level. Wm. Lock, Lather, identiEed the body ee that of his ion John, who n orked aa a labourer at Cramlyn Quarry. lad was working ...
... l'ontard,awt, rn Sunday, the contracting parties being Mr. John. Davies of Mr. John Dasue, Rork Inn. and Miss Cecil Williams (eldest daughter of Mr. Watkin Williams, of •iti•l Colliers Arms), both of Alitwen. The ilev. it. Rees and his assistant offi ...