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... Mrs. Hughes, Plas-yn-llan, Miss Mn. Jones, Ty' n y caeau, Mn. gwYn , Mica're. Mrs. Profit, c'anrair.: Pea Grattan; Miss Jones, Gyro, Mrs. Arms Hotel, Rhyl, Miss Jones, Holymille Nis Mrs. Hughes, Bryn, and Ha. Tea over, divine service at half-past 6 o'clock ...
... A7PLIS.-11A, Ann DlVien, St. Asaph; 2nd, John Harris, Pengwern. Erman Arrus.—John Davies, St. Asaph ; 2nd, Hughes, Rhuddlan. Pains—lit, Parry, Dyserth ; Sad, David Morris, ditto. Pintis (green and yellow).—lst, John Harris, Pangwern ; and Margaret Davies ...
... Joao, Ilhaddlan, Mr.. Mrs., and Mrs. n GeoFßell. Mr. John Williams and Miss Williams, Bryn nen, Kies Mnrris, Mies IMP Mi ss es Eninn r. John JOON, Bleaddlan, Mr. , Mrs.. Miss, and Ma ster Grattan. Mr. sad Mimeo Jones, Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Roberts, Llywallvd ...
... 3; births 2; deaths I; present number 149. The Master applied to bare the admission of John Battler who was brought into the Home in a state of destitution, also John Bellis who met with an accident at the Greenfield Colliery, dislocation of the hip, both ...
... that in annual subscription of three guineas 10 pad to the Institution ; and the was carried 111.11 . was mail against one John Jones, of having taken • Union pauper, named Davis., as an annuities to him, at • weekly on the yew of IL, third year 24., ...
... uhibition of implements, though good, was smaller than we have previously witnessed, probably oocasioned by the armee of Mr. John Williams, Ithyl, and Mr. Chives, Chester. Some implements intended far exhibition had been mis-sent. The band of the Alistair* ...
... Charles bashiegton, vicar of Walton, the Rev. John Sturkey, vicar of St. timph, to Frances youngest daughter of the Thomas Yates, Esq., of 9th inst., at sr Chapel, Greenfield. Holywell, by the Row. R. Mr. John Davies, Owespyr, to Jima*, daughter of Mr. Evan ...
... in Is Wales. Ure the of the 174,- ef Greet ii. The humble Petition of the undersigned, working Miners, in the county of Cardigan, beg with all uumility to lay before your Honorable Souse a severe case of hardship to which we are now subject, and trust ...
... Is 'opted for A Welsh fishing-boat belonging to PwlTheli • few days trawled Op a bottle near tern Badrlg or Causeway, in Cardigan Bay, containing a strip of pep m• with the following inscription thereon: 'Joe. Wirt; sidp teat Coast of Africa, and the ...
... Coeuseedei, Mr Edward Jones, tiorthop.. 0301/ 1111101 TD. Best half or cross-bred cow in calf or milk, 51, Mr John Roberta, Second beet, 21 Mr John Read, Northop. Commended, ditto and Mr °Maths, Rake. Medal, Mr P. Ll. Pletcher. Best half or cram-bred heifer ...
... Lnrrillt-The Western Moil publishes a threatening letter addressed to Mr. John Davies, corn dealer and maltater, of Dyffryn, in the pariah of Llangranog, in the county of Cardigan. The letter was found by Mx. Davies under the outer door of his house on ...