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... value of £2,393, with net personalty E 2,324. Probate of the will, dated July 9, 1928, has been granted to his son Mr. Howell Francis Phillips, of 12, Bowen-terrace, Brecon, civil servant, and Mr. Robert Goronwy Jones, of Clarence Villa, Crickhowell. Testator ...
... men are Dr. Kim Howells, of University College, Swansea, a native of Penywaun, Aberdare, but living at Clyne, and Dr. Howell Francis, of Crynant. Dr. Francis who is the tutorlirarian of the South Wales Miners' Library, which is based at University College ...
... did not appear, and it being stated that he had absconded, a warrant was issued for his apprehension. ALLEGED 1' RA 'CD. Howell Francis, collier, employed at the Cambrian Colliery, Clydach Vale, was charged with alttriog a pay:icket to obtain money belonging ...
... warrant was issued for the apprehension of the accused, who, it was stated, had absconded. ALLEGED FRAUD BT A COIUER.— Howell Francis, collier, empoyed at the Cwmbran polliery, Clydach Vale, was charged with alter- ing a. pay-ticket to obtain money belonging ...
... on of police Itte i> ■^■Wennan Chapman presided, and there 1 son Aldermen Pike, Richards, and neetW „ i Councillors Howell, Francis, Morgan, fc'tfhp ad Bradford.—The Town-clerk explained fitv'ee Provided that officers of 25 years' J*teto d be entitled ...
... Olen burgle Handlesp.—Lt. W. 2nd. F. E. Jones ddol, 3rd. Griffiths trlynderwen.. SW Yards Owes; Hunditep..-Dead Moot. Howell Francis Wort Talbot, and J. Ingram (Menntaln Ado R. Day Two Mites Open Crele Handiefie—lst. E Wanders ,Maestegi: 2nd. I) (Wolfe ...
... offers :, said Mr. W. H. C. Llewellyn, chairman ol the Bridgend Bench on Saturday, its imposing .a fine of LS on Edgar Howell Francis, bus proprietor, of Porthcawl, for using a 'bus which had defective tyres. The driver, Gwilym J. Morgan,. Porthcawl, was ...
... FAILURE. Yesterday, M the office of Mr W. L. Heald official receiver, Merthyr. the first meeting held of the creditors of Howell Francis. roll*, overman, 96, Rhys.street, Trenton. The gem liabilities amounted to £139 10s 3d, Anil et deficiency to 4129 10s ...
... roots, the remotion. that thaagbt that tbe caw of ftereaWb wa. a very bad one. Five Tn.. bays—Thome. lowland.. P. Pm Howell Francis , . Joha Clarke. cad Parry — were .banged will a similar offence. Harrell stated that defendants sere playing about 60 ...
... Horace Price, Will Hickman. Joe Hickman, nephews; W. H. Edwards, Bridgend, Dewi Edwards, W. J. Davies, Taiwyn Davies, Howell Francis, W. Jenkins, W. Owen, M. Thomas, E. Ley, D. J. Hickman and Dan Hickman, Port !Talbot, David Hickman, Resolven. B. Francis ...
... Last Thursday evening, April 3rd, a grand concert was held at the .National Scho,Aroont, Tonypandy, for the benefit of Mr Howell Francis, of Trealaw, who suitained serious injuries while working underground at the Penrhiwfer colliery. The chair was occupied ...
... J. Evans Jones officiated The chief mourners were : Messrs. Ivor and Brynmor Francis, sons; Evan Davies, son-in-law; Howell Francis, Wm. John. Glyndwr, Idwal and Talwyn Davies. grandsons; Wm. James Rees, Wm. Henry Edwards. Gwilyrn Hickman, Thomas Griffiths ...