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.
... assistance and conveyed him to Tremafon. where the family are staying. Dr Lloyd was summoned and found him suffering from a broken arm. He is reported to be making excellent progress towards recovery. Concert.—Towyn Male Voice Choir gave a concert on Friday evening ...
... the choir and soloists, and mentioned that that night they had a diatinguished fqathering, including the Chairman of the Cardigan County Council. and th e Mayor and Mavoreas of Swansea. The proceeds were in aid a the building fund. Imeaorameers Coarmirras ...
... Carmarthen in Mr T Thomas Plans Particulars im of 7v-pa ion obtained of Auctioneers Quay Street or of Vendor’s Solicitors Cardigan 0 THE JOHN & SON to PUBLIC AUCTION at 2 pm 21b August 1908 of tbe HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and comprising dining table ieatlher easy ...
... ridden in saddle.-1, Mr. Tom J. Mathias, Llwynfelin Queen of Fashion; 2, Mr. Owen, H. Parry, Nantroron Arms Hotel , Nevin, Nan; 3, Mr. John Lewis. Liam° lasi, Llanio Road. Poll; r. Mr. David Lloyd. Pwllpridd, Lledrod, i'ardigan, Girton, Girl. ...
... July 31st— Before A H Jones, Esq., chairman; C H L Fitswilliams, Ddward Davis., and John Lewis , Emirs, Sir . O M Lloyd, Col. Lewes, and Captain Lewes. The Factory Act.—John Jones, Derw Mills, Llangeler, was charged by J E Ashworth, inspector of factories ...
... Rev Joan gw*P• Jon who prepared himself John Davies , aft public. The council had helped them to did not think a single individual would be wilh ams , ai r Th omas Ere ee , ad d W en d waa ted. Davies, is n; John Jones, Berths utmost of its power and be ...
... three calendar months ASSAULT ON A WIFE William Backley, a blacksmith, residing st 7 Grattan street, was in tody by Head+ © astable Kirby with having fractured his wife’s arm on urday even- img. ft d from the wife’s evidence that her lusband had been ont of ...
... audience. The U p- to-dates. —This popular com- pany again succeeded in drawing a crowded audience to the Pavilion on St John's Church. —St. John's Church Germa - ns B-a-Artnuoguth2.-0--:::?p P a --- r 8 t f was crowded to its utmost capacity last 'Germans wbo ...
... SCHOOL, KELSO. N Headmaster: JOHN EMI?. M.A.. PALLE of !Umbrae. *heel ?LIM BEGINS ?I:MOM( Prospect., application to the ••• Reines.. to W. L Mo hoitoo, Es 4., Amen Gr..: Mahan; Canna No b01a It. Lobes %scamp, worse T , • MRS. ARM §THONG, FIGLFOitD novo; ...
... of the earth. Locus.—la the Oxford junior local list .4 Blencessfut candidates issued on Tuesday morning appears the name 01 John C.. A. Bevan. eldest en of Mr. Rowland Bevan. and A. Wallace Findlay. younger son of Mr. Alfred Findlay, both with second class ...
... ytietk Tf ile niivlit l I IU w lOB and hia tr l-- l I i Imnm fmat aiai: a parrot arm: aba rlnrfc aad I i fret fiia kide: bme Uaa srrl Aflat aaadrl lt Tailerr Wife ffctisw arm te hi bark rs- aarata 10— Fienre eff Ttby lying nniH witk MD 110— (IraNB I dae: ...
... chased some in the way lady an arm broken A postman named Albert Venton was chopping sticks at home piece of flew up cut his face rather severely just above one his eves little boy about years old fell and broke an arm All three been Dr Sandoe of and ...