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... waa cordially thanked for bis address. Hawick Co-Opirativi Society. APPEAL TO THE COURT SESSION. POLITICAL ADDRESS.—Mr N. Grattan Doyle, Tariff Reform candidate for Gateshead, to deliver address in the Town Hall on Friday, Bth October, as advertised. MAGNETIC ...
... eipality exceedingly difficult task there being less sevent classes Ultimately silver challenge cup for the best sheep went to Mr John Rees having it three times succession pleasure taking it his permanent property Only two were shown was rather remarkable that ...
... death of the late Mr John In the inner court are the arms of Rigliard I been made in giving a 301 return on the Hurlford Section. as this is giving a loot, the hove , solicitor , enar on, whoformerly LoSt t ..• , and the royal arms placed there in nof ...
... O^K|N» RR,w s. ■ t»o 4it>c rirau; . ' vTti,- . BELFAST, FRIffAY. OCTOBER 1,U969* IREUNIji GRATITUDB. Captain O'MeagJier and Mr. John O’Gallaghan t»v« not y»t nearly reached the end their marvellous progress amongst the Irish people, brief review of their ...
... children. Lord house! hold. Airs. Harwood Hughes (Tenby), Mrs Fletcher (Cardigan), Mr. and Mrs. Chambers Mr. and Mrs. Painter, Rectory servants, the gardener and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. John and Mr. and Mrs. A. Emery, and Miss Justice Stapleton. The funeral ...
... 17; D, Jones, 16; John Jones, 16; John Evans. 12; J. T. Williams, 12; D. J Owen, 11.—Frerther voting by ballot swatted as follows: John Jones, 19; 1). Jones, 18; J. Evans, 17; J. T. Williams, 17; 1). J, Owen, 15; and Lewis ,14. —John Jones. 19; D Jones ...
... coeh•, M G Dyffiryn; Robert Hughes, Griffith Price, Llanfachreth; John Williams, Llwyngwril; Hugh trans, John Evans, Edward Williams, D. W. Davies, Barmouth; Wm Ohs, John Grilßth, John Roberta, drithdir and lelaw'rdref; G. J. Griffith, Ellis Williams ...
... Cottage Hospital morning In request to Williams again night His arm was worse ordered his removal to the Tenby Cottage Hospital where he came the morning Septic poisoning supervened his arm considerably swollen and his temperature high and was getting worse ...
... THE COUNTESS OF CARDIGAN'S RECOLLECTIONS. AMUCH TALKED OF BOOK DELICIOUS SCANDAL The hook which every one wants to read at the present time, and which very few }»eoph. can secure, 1s ‘‘My Recollections,” y the Countess of Cardigan and Lancastre, of Brudenell ...
... LIBERALS AND THE BUDGET. SPEECH BY AIR. JOHN WARD, M.P. REPLY TO MR. WALTER LONG. A pro-Budget meeting, which was held on Friday might the Town Hal!, Lvmington, and which was well attended, was addressed Air. John Ward, the Labour M.P. for Stoke, and Sir ...
... of the College held September 27th 1909 the following scholarships exhibitions results examinations preceding week £ s d Wm John Davies County School (David Davies 0 Davies (Principal’s Scholarship) 40 Herbert Lewis (Visitors’ Scholarship) Albert Greville ...
... Bratby threw water and ashes in her face and struck her with a sweeping brush, injuring her arm. On the other hand, Mrs. }lrani,: showed the magistrates her arms, which were black, the result of Mrs. Bartlett's alleged ill-treatment, while she said that ...