... Bellis; vice-president, Mr. G. Hill; trustees, Messrs. W. T. Williams, H. Perri, and 11. Jackson; hon. treasurer, Mr. J. Hardy Evans, Marlow; secretary, Mr. J. R. Tager, Colwyn-crescent. SALEM WELSH CONGREGATIONAL- Unlit—The Rev. 0. Griffith,, who has ...

... Esq., Bradford; H. R. Whelan, Esq., Dublin; W. W. Sugden, and Mrs Sugden, Hale; F. Field Esq., and Mrs. Field, Chorlton-cum-Hardy; W. Shaw, ESQ., and Mn. Shaw, Frenton Hill; A. J. Shaw, do.; Mrs. Smith and Muss Smith, Warrington; Refine Pelee' man, Esq ...

... bards ci past. He quoted many of Williams' works, and their tame, and originality. At the close of lecturer, the hey. Luther Thomas moved a vote a thanks to the lecturer. Mr. CYnwal Ana. In the bogie that the Of the Mudd be felt for long ia the =likeOrr ...

... Jones: A _ Vote of Condolence. it the Colwyn Bay PotlY Seen:ins. on Saturday, thero were present the following justices: —Hey. Thomas Parry tin tho chair), Dr. R. E. Lord, Weer% Joe. Dicken„ Hugh Hughes, T. E. Purdy. 11.-Tarry, Geo. Bevan, J. NI. Porter. Simon ...

... George Needham, Oldham; Needham., do.; Mir Bland. do; E Esq., do; H. Bohon, Esq , Newchurch; Mrs. Holtou, do.• Bohr, do.; Mir Hardy, do.; R. A ginger, Beg, Leeds; Mini. Viater, do.• N. T. PrOncis, Horlake; Dr. Clarke, Manchhiter; Mrs. Clarke, do.; Mims Clarke ...

... including costs, being drunk and disorderly in Station-road on the 18th March. EJECTMENT. - -• Thomas R. Davies, britcher, sought for an ejectment order against Thomas Jones. 8 Doughty-buildings. Mr. Frae. ap peared for the applicant, and Mr. E. E. Bono Bone ...

... Counters, Ornamental Mantle Stand, 4 Mirrors, Olaas Cams, Millinery Stands, Fixture &nee, and Signboard for immediatele.—Apply Thomas, Drapers, 7, High-street., Conway. GRANIOPHONE Beeoids7lllin., latest issue; guaranteed new; 18 for 2.sa.—Write Farm Lodise ...

... the Magistrates+ . Clerk explained, was clean. A fine of 10«. was inflicted. DESERTION. George Ethy Thomas, 1, Albert-place. by his wife. Maggie Thomas, 0, Ivy-street, Colti'yn Ray, dawnteg her. Mr. .1. D. If. Oeborti appeared for romplautrutt. Mr. T. ...

... and the following appointed collectors :—Mesars Thomas, J. R. Howarth, John Rogers, Griffith Owen, David Jones, 1. W. Evans, Edgar Jones. Isaac Jones, R T Parry, Jones, Lewis Evan‘N William., John Thomas, R. R. Memos, and Llew. Williams The Rev. T. Llechid ...

... L. G. Storrs, Esq., and Mrs. Storrs, Manchester; Miss Shelia Storrs, do. • F. Furnival. Esq.. and Miss Furnival, Choi 400- Hardy; Miss Furnival, do. • J. Furnival, Esq., do.; H. Pilling. Esq., and Mrs. Pilling, Manchester; the Misses E. and A. Pilling ...

... Gill, Manchester; Miss.B. W. Gill, do.; Herbert Browning, Eva . and Mrs. Browning, Persbore; Miss Mabel Stone, Liver- Pool; Thomas Ellis. ESQ., Bootle; Charles Warburton. and Mrs. Warburton, do.; R. D. Jones, Esq., do; Sydney Milk,. Esq., and Leonard ESQ ...

... Jones; 2, D. Davies, Boat Syllty • 3, Robert Evans, Bridge Inn. Braid beans: I, Robert Evans, 2, Morris Moore, Bodfaen ; 3, Thomas Williams, Trofarth Mill. Scarlet runner beans: 1, R. E. Jones, Shop Isa' ; 2, Morris Moore; 3, Robert Evans. French beans: ...