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... Blackburn, and Lewis Thomas; Mesdames Andrews (secretary of the ward committee). Bond, Brant, Jack Davies, trzaell, Johnson. J. Sadler, Stanley Waco*. Flook, Haymow.. Gibbs, Clayton, Grithth Jones, Whittaker, and Alfred Thomas, CARDIFF MAN STEMS A TOT ...
... Mre. 11. Lewis Renwick and party, Mr. and Mrs. and Miss Knight, Mr. and 3f rs. A. K Renwick and party, Mr. and i Mrs Vyryun Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Perry and Mrs. 0. S. Niehnll-Carne. Mr. and Mrs. Inn Evans, the Rev. George and Mrs. Jenkins, Mr. Ronald Format ...
... Presbyterian Church. Liverpool, and hopes to °eminence his duties there early in April next. REV. THOMAS LLOYD INDISPOSED-- We regret to state that the Bev. Thomas Lloyd, the much-esteemixl minister of the English Con. gregational Church, was taken suddenly ...
... Bred 1922. 1, J. P. Class 122 —Bullfinch (local). 1, F. and to* it back with him to Curnbilly Trent ;2, W. Toseell ;3, T. Thomas . Stubbs ;2,E. J. Watkins ;3,E. R. and motor ear on the night of the 26th FANCY PIGEONS. Emit. ult. On the Saturday following ...
... aon of Mr. and Mrs. William Griffiths. of Bryngitrw. Felinfoel, Llanelly. and Miss Beryl Irene Thomas, the only daughter of Mr. and Mm. Sidney Herbert Thomas, of Riverslea, Reath. A London correspondent of Y Darien states that efforts are being made ...
... were selected en bloc. Thus the aide which will represent the City is:— Farquharson; Nelson and Blair, Keenor, Smith. and Hardy; Orinishaw, UM. Held. Clennell, and Evans. FOR THE CUP-TIE. In view of the Cup-tie against Watford at Niniaa Park on Haturday ...
... Time exquisite revenge” To belongs to Parliament some years great the after had English constituency It is it previously that Hardie transparently ever breathed Hie public their obligations the better “badly to propel of procedure their grievance attended ...
... firer, Major Doggies M. Graham, Mre. Graham ant Mlle Gralama. Mr. G. D. Griffith and Him E. Griffith. Mr. Hardy, hike 0. Hardy, and Miss C. Hardy. G. LB. Herbert and the Hon. Mn'. Herbert. Capt. J. A. Herbert. M.P.H.. Mr. Rickard Herbert, Mrs. Hutson Hill ...
... I. Troilism. Mn. Tensor, 0114 Miss Pen.' Tonnes, Misr Sybil Term, Nurse Turner. *Masi 0. Thomas, Mn. W. Thomas, awl daughiers. Mrs. R. 3. Thorns,, Mr. W. E. Thomas sad Miss M. 'Pb.. Min V. Thorns.. Mr. and Mrs. R. Vniinellsobsol arid children. Mr. and ...
... Patronage. There was a stood audience and the girls played their parts excellently. Great credit is ' due to Mrs Charles Thomas (orgau'at) ' for her indefatigable labours in training ! the actors. Refreshments and games concluded a pleasant evening, ...
... of The Orchard, Didsbury. Manchester. NEW STEWARD FOR THE LIBERAL CUM.—Mr. Maurice Thomas, of Thornaby , m- Tees, has been appointed steward of the club. Mr. Thomas is a native of Cefn Mawr, Ruabon, and has enjoyed a wide reputation as a vocalist. He ...
... before the war are practically post-war developments so far as the general public are concerned. To quote from a letter which Thomas A. Edison, the great inventor, wrote to the Electrical Review last September:—To glance back SO years in the art (of electrical ...