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... and probably saved them from a defeat. The teams were : Builth—Stephens ; Pritchard. Jones ; Grocock, Evans, Myttory, Steer, Thomas, Metcalfe, Simcock, and Deane. Talgarth :—Mitchell; Shelton, Davies; Lewis, Wilson, Davies ; Evans, Parry. Humphries, Davies ...
... the following flowers—Misses E. and N. Simon, J. Thomas, E. Jones, V. Thomas, F. Davies, W. and E. Kynch. M. Jayne, Y. Asibury, G. Lloyd, M. Davies, E. Lewis. M. Orton, D. White, B. Lawrie, and N. Thomas. Pianoforte duets were given in commendable style ...
... D. H. Leeks, IMrD. H. Thomas Mr J. R. Jones. Potatoes (round), 1 Mr I). 11. Thomas; 2 Mr G. G. Williams, Rhydybriw, Satinybridge. Potatoes (kidney), I Sr 2, Mr D. H. Thomas. Beet, 1 & 2, Mr J. R. Jones. Celery, 1 Mr D. TI. Thomas ; 2 Mr J. R. Jones. Lettuce ...
... PLOUGH I Wheelplough (open)-1, W. Jenkins.l Nambilad ; 2. J. Thomas. Tymawr, Gilwern 3. D. W. Phillips. (her, Cwmdu. Swing plough (open)-1, W. Jenkins. Grey Hall, Llanwenarth ; 2. W. Bevan, Penrhiw. Llangattock ; 3. J. Gwilliam, Towchnrch. Swing plough ...
... Wilson, Treharne ; Evans, Parry, Williams, Wesle, Davies. Llanwrtyd Pritchard ; Davies, Thomas Garman, Evans, Jones : W. Davies, H. Davies, Jenkins, L. Thomas, J. Thomas. Referee : Coy.-Sergt.-Major Edwards, Brecon. The first half was not particularly eventful ...
... efficacious in warding-off fungoid and ether diseases. China, or bedding, asteis ma) be sown now for spring plantTng. Sow now half-hardy annuals for use in cold greenhouses. Tomato seed must be put in to raise plants for early cropping. Plant potatoes for forcing ...
... soils, wbich are often not much, if any, better for winter turning. The present is a first-rate time for planting most of the hardy perennials, and established borders can also be put to rights from now until the middle of March. These latter should not, ...
... standing to testify their respect. HOUSING TENDERS TOO HIGH. With reference to the Council's housing scheme, the Clerk (Mr M. F. Thomas) read a letter from the Housing Commissioner at Cardiff objecting to the tenders for Penuorth, Talyllyn and Llanfrynach, ...
... that breathed o'er Eden was sung and at the close of the service Mrs Thomas (organist) played the Wedding March. Miss Emmie Price, sister of the bride, was bridesmaid, and Mr Hardy Williams, Oswestry, was groomsman. After the ceremony the Talgarth ...
... Reason, Dr. Gwyn Thomas, E. Cooper and J. D. D. Davies, all of whom have at various times repreeen led Glamorganshire. The visitors had first innings on a wicket that did not wear well and at lunch bad compiled 72 for 2 wickets ; bat Thomas bowled so fi nely ...
... point out where lettuces may be grown to yield good heads in spring. The present is a good time to sow these. A well proved hardy variety is Brown Cos, which stands well through the winter, and forms large heads in spring. Sow the seeds thinly in shallow ...
... DIVISION 111.-I.',OTTAGERS. CrT FLOWERS. Sweet pens.-1, D. Phillips, Wernymarchog ; 2, G. Arrowsmith, Talybont. Hardy flowers.-1, D. Phillips, Wernymarchog. Asters.— 1, D. Phillips, Wernymarchog. Cut flowers, arranged for effect.-1, Mra Morgan, Pencelli ...