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... BRYNMAWR POLICE COURT. MoNpal,—Before Messrs John Watkins (in the chair), Jas. Bloor, J. Morgan and T Jonas. A GAINNT A I/Cr:NILE I.IRNINiHU. Sarah Oration, licensee of the Guld Diggers' Arms, Brynmawr, was charged with selling beer doting prohibited ...
... any op not eximeding 12 hands.- 1, Mr H D Greene, The Grove, Crave. Arm', Grove Arclighl ; 2, Mr T B Lewis, Lienwrtyd Wells, Mountain Toff ; 8, Mr Dd Davies, Blaenpistill, Cardigan, Starlight Again ; b.c., Mr Dd Davies, Poityo, Lienpromarob Well ...
... before 1907 A te be Wm. laints were heard in the days when Venter, Mel Valley, Moseley; 2, John 'sere put down, and the same was said of the Jones. Farmer's Arms, Llanelli° ; 3, L. and inater-cars to-day, but neither milwaye, nor P. Smith. Wrwelhouse, ...
... Hyde, Evan Jones. John Powell, Tom Morgan, John Phillips. Reeks Williams, Wm. Parry, John Price, David Thomas, Edgar Morgan, Daniel Phillips, John Jones (Glyn), John Jones (Battle). John Jones Wanderslle;, C. W ...
... Cwm, son ; Mr and Mrs Daniel Jenkins, Tynwain, son hnd daughter -in - law ; Mr John Jenilias, Cefn Parc, Brecon, son ; Mrs B Powell, Blaenbwch, daughter ; Messrs David John Jenkins and George R. Jenkins, Tynwain, grand-sons ; the Misses Annie J. Jenkins ...
... whilst they cheer, actually engaged in getting beck Grattan's Parliament (or something less, oertainly nothing ' more), which was filched from them by I deliberate corruption. I have said Grattan was loyal : doubtless so are they. Catholics have even ...
... , Mews doWimon (Bream), .1. aerie' Thomas (Mtru.,i,-..), i T. We regret to announce the death of the (Caimartheo). Ht. Rev John Lloyd, D.D., Bishop Suffragan A short memorial servie comb:tete, of Swansea, and Rector of Cantref, ( s )yt- i r t z-zt , l ...
... officiated. Installation of the 'Vicar a Cardiff.—The Rev. M. Jones Powell, D.D.. furmerly ovate of S. John's; Brecon. was instituted as vicar of S. John's, Cardiff. by the Bishop of Llandrif on Saturday last. in the presence of a very large congregation ...
... a reply, but if he were able to set before them some policy perhaps it would be effective. A committee consisting of Messrs John L. Davies, S. M. Bligh, 0. W. Davies and the secretary was appointed to meet members of other upland branches on this matter ...
... Gray, weather glass; Mr and Mrs Lewis %% Miami, six tea spoons Napier Sturt, feather case; Rev. and 31rs D. J. Evans, Cardigan. Sheraton arm- ...
... cearaeter. The charge retreat were given by Sir D:suglas Haig, with 610410 him way aat one, aud the bench the approval of Sir John French, who happened strike Weeder, and ran to deform his ern. would naturally expect to see it founded on to come up at the ...
... expert obsessed his wife not coming Ur becomes sgreatly %WWI. isiatsoii.d whim, _ glass. consternation, Mrs Watmuff euters arm in-arm with her daughter sod Walter Lith..rheed, atter having received Walter into hot good graces and given both her blessing ...