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... ; 2nd, George Roberts ; 3rd, Charles Hoskins. Twelve pods of pens— lst prize, George Roberts ; 2nd, Thomas Lee ; 3rd, Joseph Phillips. Twelve pod of beans — lst prize, Thomas Lee ; 2nd, Davies ; 3rd, Charles Hoskins. Twelve pods of kidney beans — lst prize ...
... months on the premises of I J. Vaaghan Pugh, Sarah Griffiths, John Jones, | Sarah Jones, Edward Jones, George Pearson, j Joseph Phillips, William Griffiths, and Mary ! Smith. J Transfer of License — Robert Jones applied for J a transfer of the license of ...
... this 15 per cent, reduc- tion or whether or not we are to demand an advance of 25 per cent. A collier then proposed that Joseph Phillips, of the Rhos, should take the chair, and thts having been seconded, the Englishmen present protested that Phillips could ...
... Saturday. Score : — LLANERCHRL'GOG. C.Taylor, c H.Lea, b Morr.il U b Morral 3 Jno. Jones (b), c R. Copnal ?? lcandb H.Lea 2 Joseph Phillips, c Copuai, b Morral 2 to bat 0 Jno. Rowlands, bMorral 0 c and b Morral 2 W. P. Evans, c Bnrrou^h, b Morral 4 c Cook ...
... i'Wll- 3 Catherine Hugh-rs, Pant. Nosegay of wiul lowers— l Mary Evans, Penycefn, 2 E iward Meredith muior.Cef.-., 3 Joseph Phillips, Dc-lben, special prize Annie Ellen Trow. Flower garden design— l John Thomas Lloyd, Pant, 2 Isaac Koberts, Wigfair. ...
... Transfers. —The Red Lion, Cefn Mawr, from John Amos to Richard Jones; the Royal Oak, Rhssymedre, from Samuel Tiley to Joseph Phillips ; the Sea Lion, Rhos, from Daniel Roberts to Edward Williams. SCHOOL BOARD, Tuesday.— Present Mr George Thomson, chairman ...
... the Great Western Railway main line and the Gwersyllt Braich thereof at their junction, now occupied by William Hughes, Joseph Phillips, George Hughes, and Thomas Jones. This lot contains 3,200 square yards _of land, and presents a valuable building site ...
... the Great Western Railway main line anel the Gwersyllt Branch thereof at their junction, now occupied by WUliam Hughes, Joseph Phillips, George Hughes, and Thomas Jones. This lot contains 3,200 square yarels of land, and presents a valuable building site ...
... the Great Western Railway main line and the Gwersyllt branch thereof at their junction, now occupied by William Hughes, Joseph Phillips, George Hughes, and Thomas Jones, and containing an area of 3,2#0 square yards. This lot is close to the Wrexham Collieries ...
... Wil- liams in conducting the post-mortem examination, said he agreed entirely with the previous witness :u to the facts. Joseph Phillips, miner, living at Smithy Gate. Penyball. said he was returning home from Holywell on Saturday night at half-past eleven ...
... Welsh, and he could neither speak or read English. He could not read Welsh either. Nobody ever read any newspaper to him. Joseph Phillip*, a lead miner, living at^ Penyball, said that about 11.30 on the night in question, he was going home, and it was so ...