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... faithfully, VZRNOTI d CAPPER, Engineers. We only bold ourselves responsible for what is written under our own signature. V. &C. • John James, Esq., Town Clerk of Wrexham. Mr. JAM= explained that the past Acts being printed and filed, he naturally thought these ...
... of the Wrexham district, converted kw the purpose of cossidering a petition to Parlimmt (drawn', with wonted ability by Mr. John Mary, clerk of the baud) to abolish turnpike gates, and place the Mil Mir the imentral of the Highway Board, a rosebud= was ...
... Birkenhead, the wife of John LindOn ig n iisf a iai . . ef t a CraI ' ATIT, Clyro. gaihiorskire, the wife of Hopewell B. Morrell, Esq., of a daughter. On the let inst. at St. Hilary, Ohunorganakire, the wife of the Bev. John Norton, of a son. On the ...
... in Ulster. These have mere than once been the actual words at those meetings, and still oftener their truest meaning. Sir John Gray among public speakers, and the Freeman's Journal among newspapers, are the recognised leaders of the demand for Fixity ...
... LITTEI.—The Western Mail publishes a threatening letter addressed to Mr. John Davies, corndeeler and =Rider, of Dyffryn, in the parish of Llangranog, in the county of Cardigan. The letter was found by Mr. Davies under the outer door of his house on Tuesday ...
... Howell Jones, ern ; John Jones, Pantglyd ; John Jones, Lon ; Johns, Drwscaergwenyn ; Robert Jones. Llwyngwern ; Thomas Jones, Deildre ; Rowland Rowland, Madog ; Owen Edwards. Coedypry ; John Rowland, Dolfydar ; John Jones, New Inn; ...
... appeared, via.,—Edward Williams, Bychton ; T. Roberts, Bychton; John Hughes, Glanrafon; Thomas Williams, Bychton ; and John Jones, Berthengam. Two of those summoned, Ishmael Vaughan and John Parry, Sam, did not appear, and evidence of the due service of ...
... out by the grand jury. NIGHT POACHING ♦T WORTHEN. John Gough, 22, miner, and Richard Perkin, were charged that they did, on the night of the 17th of December, 1869, at the parish of Worthen, being armed with offensive weapons, together with one other person ...
... chairman; Mr. Thomas Lightfoot, president of the Salt Boilers' Associative; Mr. John Sewall, Mr. Edward Mr. Dunn, the hon. treasurer (Mr. S. W. Cross), and the hon. secretary IMr..John Aldersry Davenport). Contributions in aid will be thankfully received by ...
... TO A SHEIITER.—On Monday morning last an inquest was held at the Salop Infirmary, before the bonnugh coroner, on the body of John William Wilkes. Deceased was a shunter in the employ of the London and North Western Railway Company. and on Friday night Last ...
... Earl of Tankeiville. the Earl Stanhope, the Earl of Hardwicke, the Earl of Abergavenuy, the Earl of Carnarvou, the Earl of Cardigan, the Earl of Malmesbury, the Earl of Longford, the Earl of Lucan. the Earl of Darnley, the Earl of Stradbrooke, the Earl ...
... Martin in the King's School, lust week, the subject being The ! Smith, Mr. John Lloyd (Bull Hotel), Mr. Roberts (King's soil iu the fields. The lecture, which comprised homely . Arms), succeeded in preventing the spread of the fire to illustrations of the ...