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... S : Vicarage Mrs Parry Griffiths -Mrs Lester Lodge Invisible Stall— G M White Farmers Stall— St John’s Welsh Rev J Jenkins 3 The Esplanade Members of John’s congregation will contributions) School Stall Rev B Herbert of the Sunday Schools Fruit Flower ...
... County Judges Wales were John Wilson Recorder Carmarthen who was Glamorganshire He died in 1851 and was succeeded by Judge Thomas Falconer (a Colonial Secretary Western Australia) most humane respected who years Judge John Johnes appointed Carmarthenshire ...
... Judges in Wales John Wilson Recorder Carmarthen who was appointed to Glamorganshire He died in 1851 and was succeeded by Judge Thomas Falconer (a former Colonial Secretary of Western Australia) humane highly who for years Judge John Johnes was appointed ...
... Whitchurch and Midlands via Welshpool and Talyllyn Via The Upper Severn and Wye Valley Route fTea and Corridor Service winter on Cardigan compares favourably South of WILLIAMSON Oswestry January 1920 General Manager T rinity College of Music Local Examinations ...
... Hall (daughter and son-in-’aw' : Mas-ter Walter Williams (nephew) Miss Wil- Mrs John j (sister-in-law) M Moms Cros® Hands (nieces) Mr Harding John Cross Hands Aliss Ethel St John Street (niece' The Gosn Llanboidy (nieces) Deceased known highly in district ...
... placed in industry Walsall for instance placing® included men with leg amputations five legs partly useless with arm throe right or left arm usc’-ss Oldham succeeded in placing fifty permanent situations while Cardiff sixty-six from various disabilities ...
... had been able to pay She compensation in respect of the Ring's Arms, Lledrod (£193), and the Clettwr Arms, Llandyssul (£289 Is. 84.) There was I one house to be paid, namely, the Drovers Arms, Adpar, amounting to £205 14a. 74. After this hed been paid, ...
... Government were giv ing financial assistance Mr D Stephens ill the Government accept scheme other than their I do Clerk (Mr John Saer) not think they will the motion of D Stephens Rev E it decided to formulate scheme Mr J J (Conwil) said the assistance ...
... o Revs R MA R Ward II A (curate) Mr R W Jones CC Meirioii Uoni'i'eii'Oe held week IPS —11 Committee met the children Lewis John The eminently nil were renewed further NEW HEADMASTER— Mr William his duties Council School in Mr Thomns all wish him successful ...
... I going you lad” William Monks threat by the defendant us” dnmk IMr John Powell said made direct against Mr Oliver he out him (Magee) said Mr aid displayed enmity him aifraij him armed gun Mr T R described the trivial and letters of Magee Mr Powell Mr ...
... for rite defence. Fine young Cardigan people surrendered to thuir bail, eharged with having uttered forged Treasury CI notes at Aberystwyth un (kfaber 91. when great Liberal demoostristion held in that town. The amoral arm Wllham David Ladd rmL shop ecinager ...