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... the Budget would lienefit them the reduction of local taxation went for Reform vote of confidence in candidate proposed by Mr John Anthony Cilveithy Mr Lcdwick Cwmfelin Wm Thomas Llanboidy unanimously carried with ringing Mr Ponty-utes large Liberal -Nazareth ...
... delivered the Aiun T Jones Chwilog John Jones Penmorfa and Roberts verpool WEDDIN G — interesting wedding solemnised Park-road Congregational Chapel Liverpool Wednesday the contracting being J Lloyd Jones on of John Jones clerk he Urban l and Nelly Parry ...
... Committee reported that during the past year four cases were referred-to the Committee for compensation—Golden Lion, Cardigan; the Tanners Arms, Verwick ; Fountain Inn, Swyddlfynon; and Blue Bell, Llnndainfach The Committee decided to renew the licence of ...
... miles, and at the close of the hunt might have had to encounter did the officers at Willesden-green tv.o men with loaded fire arms. The chance of scrimmage, however, did not prevent his bringing his quarry to earth. With regard to the Canons Park robbery ...
... Jesuit p reac h er . who acid Protestantemi is the mental poi-on of Ireland, and ellen the Church gots control of the secular arm she will it to do away with thin poison. - Ulster was granted a university of it. own; it would have more claim to a Parliament ...
... Square, 5.. 6d.-Apply to Mr. John H. Gould. CHARLES STEVENS, wirrATELoms-r, VALI= AND AUCTIONEER, U, FRIAR STREET. READING. Telephone No. 939. TOR FREEHOLD notreE in Batherley Rnad, in good repair. Pries £240. Another In Cardigan Road, £240. TO OWNERS or ...
... shoat, drown, pesos, or °thermos cruelly kill their dogs, end not to turn them away from their biomes, to auger the lingering arms of death by exposure Do those who heartleedy turn a dog adrift, think al hi e tensible fate, or realise that while a warmth ...
... that breaks to say It never more tan love thee. I press thee to my aching breast— No blush comes o'or thy brow— Those gentle arms that once caress'd Fall round me deadly now The smiles of Lore no longer part Those dead blue lips of thine 1 lay my hand upon ...
... second horseman sup-111114.—Apoly Eight Bells Hotel, Bistch!ey, Bucks. MESSRS JOHN D, WOO~D ►O and CO., An-umlauts sad ?ATS I. Wood Awl, : emerd. WE.ST•END HOUSES.—Mw, JOHN D. MAMMON* co. ass Owl bad DINED= la all tle• taalkisa. •, /*awl.*** Lea* W. ...
... licence of the Royal Arms Publichouse. Hilletrees, was t ransferred teemporerily front Mr. John A. Cleverly to Galor Harris, a Abetha, Lower Gre e n ecad, Esher. THE MOTOR BAG. William George Kemp. 248, Scott Ellis- d gardens, John's Wood, wee summoned ...
... Ahorey, Co. Armagh, ■ for many years was clerk of the I Presbytery, died last week at an advaud age. Mr. Nicholas Grattan Doyle, brother olUt John Doyle, Ballyroe, Co. Wexford, isllii Tariff Reform candidate for Gateshead, atj has received a letter support ...
... evening” £t John’s Social Meeting A eocial with St John's UF was held last night After tea in rooms was to the church when Rev John Urquhart over a ithering plat-by the Rev Alex Rev Fred Georgeson Messrs James Barrowman Ccssar R W Dick John ...