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... FOOTBALL I-P.O. I PAWlea ars Sorted —Presides. Xr. Crew Davis: r. A. ▪ N. Mese: summer. Davis, A- J 0. Dusan. P. K. I. O. I. 0. T. geed Its b bridal. Parka nridgwats weed, }.earth, Kelm. end Days :h..«). PULPED'S T.. et a rti , krier and terser while ...
... slaughtered by Watts, one of the men in custody, on the night of the mu- tiny, were sent ashore for the passengers and crew. Davis alias Huntley, another of the prisoners committed for trial, wanted to take Lieut. Carew's watch, but he (Swallow) prevented ...
... master of anotoer ochoocer, the Otece Phillips, proceeded to make an effolt to save, if not the ill-fated ship, at Meet the crew. DAVIS, rays he diettnetly heard a so und o f ebmpi ig, and told Ms compinions that it was his opinion r iey were cutting away ...
... at Culzean Bay about midnight last Six of the men on cawlfl taken aboard a boat Juiute captain remained on members of the crew DAVIS CUP PLAYER TENBY TOURNAMEH Early Victory in Wales Champsonshiw Dr P D Spence the outii Davis Cup player arrived night and ...
... 4yrs, ?? N Page 3 L Mr Uisrlse'a Ponartiv, Sylce. lost 1?il ?? Roynltos 0 Mr J J Cenvap's Bably Vale,S6yrb, ?? 1hub,. . ir Crew Davis 0 teletlvisl-l Soa 10 ogal lloaeal, 2 to I argat M~A Hunabolfit, Gleolagat~ SIllen, oasi 10 toI agstissyotbsr. 0Woviby twob ...
... CREW-DAVIES. There was a large gathering at Carmel. Abercvnon. on Easter Monday, on the occasion of the marriage of Mr. William Crew. son Of Mrs, M. Crew. London. and Miss Gwladys Davies. youngest daughter Mrs. Mary Davie s and the late Mr. Hugh Davies ...
... years WILLIAIDC—Dee. 311t1, it Tynywera, Aber- , Crud. John Willinnas, _Team WILLTAIII&---DeeAUSi Rairity.• Mn. Mans. RI crew. • DAVIES —Dot. at Upland% Lampeter, Mrs Davies the wifo of Mr D. T. Davies. retirod road oarre3ror. DAV lES.—December 29th, at ...
... Crickie ; Mr and Mrs Evan Thomas ; Mr and Mrs Garnet Morris and boys ; Mrs Tom Hardwick ; all at Cwmforeat ; from R. C. 'crew Davies. The bearers were six of deceased's school friends. The coffin, which was of oak, bore tbo following inscription : Trevor ...
... ana . Burgan. ' • ' Blackv7eek Beek, tkreequertere. Tremors (repine.). sad Moe., and forwerde. J. Coinmazy Joan R. Crew, Davies, A. S. sad Bartlett. belied off: • god retur• VS. made. ?he 'leiter. revponded. and D. replied. Aberttilery uuertette permed ...
... dexterity in use of the shoe.” Ift aoen terminated, and tbs final round proceeded withbatwreo the Boys and the Raeketty Crew. Davie, on the tight -played veil and the brothers Pawsle were a sp’endld pair backs. Tbs Crew aIU played with grand combination ...
... the Whittington Parish Church. Crewe— On March 6th, aged 5J years, at lsycoed, Flint- shire, Samuel, son of Mr George Crewe. Davies— On March Ist. aged 33 years, at 35, Princess street, Chester, John James Davies. Davies— On March Ist, aged 86 years, ...
... infant son of Arthur Cox. Crewe — February 16th, aged 41 years, at 33, Yard- ington, Whitchurch, Martha, wife of Thomas Crewe. Davies — February 19th, aged 69 years, at 26, Crescent-road. Wrexham, Mrs Emma Davies. Interred in Rnthin-road Cemetery February ...