... proved to be the body of ,ohn ITreasure, a single man and a collier, 42 years of age. Deceased was living with his trotse, David Treasure, whose house is distant only about 100 vards or so from the ovens. An inquest will he held. .!iERG.AVENN Y. TRltTY CerUCH ...

... s in success year after scar. Miss Talbot is thle president, thle liav. Edward Ever's vice-president, and Mr. D. Ri. David treasurer. Tim judges were ;-Garden- produce, Mr. Warmingtoa;, gardener to Mr. .1. TC. Dillwyn Lloavelyn, Penrilergarn hloney, time ...

... the vicar (tile Rev. Z. P. A1 I01 Witlotmson); vice-presidentsi ?? Rev. M. Powell, I,,ted Mr. E. Knox, and Mr. D. R. David; treasurer, Mr. :86196 J, Tromnas. secretary, Mr. Mills, Groes School, ,, be Margat. During the evening an entertainment was gone ...

... 4Daniel Gardner, ?? 531 17. ROGE RSTONE---(Tvo Seats). John Williams, works ?? 340 7 Rev. T. G. J ames, ?? m isee 280. . David Treasure,, eolliery Vprprietar ?? 104 Dll WILCIRICK and LLANDBVENNY-..(One ' ?? J. W , clre .Pritchlardl,' farmler. ?? 1 . PEwNH-OW ...

... R. Homfray. Amongst those present were Aldermen John and Tilly, Councillor Jenkins, Messrs, James, Hall, Yorwerth, J. David (treasurer), W. D. Alexander (surveyor), T. George (Deri), W. H. Mathias, E. T. Owen, E. J. Williams, 8. Gibson, D. Spencer, R. ...

... for showing that tha difference of opinion did not interfere wit! r neighbourly (Cheers.) Wwe Mr. Richard Edwards, Mr. David Treasur: Oe we = (He: goed) spoke of the | om sure it gave them to welcome r Lindsay and then Oolonel Lindsay (senior) was | called ...

... the committee was as follows :—Mesers. Thomas Dutfeld, E. Hart- ley, W. H. Brown, T. Goldsworthy, Jones, Edward Davies. David Treasure, E. C. T Dutfield, John Williams, B. T. James, and. CHEPSTOW. NO TROUBLE EXPROTED WO ARES EEO The first meeting of the ...

... was carried. Earlier in the evening Colonel Morgan @ meeting at & good despite a under the chairmanship number of Mr. David Treasure. Colonel Ivor Herbert is suffering from & severe chili, at the meeting he attended on Saturday night. Monday he was confined ...

... (barlea, of lEbhe Vaie. preached three sermons. On there was a crowded audience at • lot:norm which presided over by David Treasure, and amount those taking part were the attuned maciaal pro. pedlar, Sidney Stafford North- ...

... bridle, value 15s., from was Society, on Joly 19, and a value charged £15, from a field at Maesyoymmer, the pro- perty of David Treasure, on July 19. Defendan t could hardly see over the edge cf the dock, and the clerk (Mr. E. H. Davies) “Was it a asked the ...

... Rees (of Messrs. Griffiths Bros.), Newport; Mr. W. B. Richards, Gwern- domen; Mr. Philip Davies, Chureh-road; Councillor David Treasure, Pleurde-Lis; David Jones, Bedwas; Mesers. FAgar J Lewia, Albert Lewis, Windham Lewis, J. Gibbon, George H. Davies (Cwm) ...

... E. Davies (Machem) for @ seat on the County Council Major Davies addressed the meeting. and Messrs. Wilson (Newport), David Treasure (Gelly-Haf), and Liew. Thomas (Bedwas) eup the vote of confidence in the candi. date. uw R. Davies presided. ARCHER'S ...