... Hotel, Rhyl; John Lloyd, Rhyl; Roberts, erth Mills; F. C. Watkins, Bt. Asaph; Jones, Mariners' Arms; T. Lea, grxer, Abergele; Robert Evans, schoolmaster, Rbuddiau ; E. Griffiths, W. J. Hughes, W. M. Clarke, Kiumd; T. Owen, Edwin Grattan, Captain Rhyl; ...

... 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 ...

... contest. It is believed that not a few counties would go without a struggle if attacked, only there are as few armed to attack as there are armed to defend. The million aires of commerce and manufactures are not forthcoming to scale the Olympian heights ...

... contest. It is believed that not a few counties would go without a struggle if attacked, only there are as few armed to attack as there are armed to defend. The million aires of commerce and manufactures are not forthcoming to scale the Olympian heights ...

... contractor (Baptist); Mr Thomas Lewis, merchant (Wesleyan) ; Mr John Price, teacher, Normal College (Calvinistic Methodist); Mr J. H. A. Hall, bank manager, Old Bank (Churchman); Mr John EVeRS, butcher, Highstreet (Independent); Mr Robert Reberts, postmaster ...

... 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 ...

... Rochester, spinster Davies John, Talybont. Glandovey Station, Cardigan- shire, Independent minister Day Emma Bingham, 2 Lome Villas, Rochester, spinster Davies John, High-street, St. David's, Pembrokeshire, captain Donaldson Edward John, North Walsham, bank ...

... evergreens and flowers arranged. The coal of arms Earl Vane and Sir Watkin were very well executed. The monograms of three C.s,” Cambrian Coast Company, bad a very good effect, also those of J.W. (Mr John Ward), aud G.O. tor Mr George Owen, which were ...

... 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; ...

... renewed, viz., Blue Hand, Trefnant Ion, Stag's Head, and Sportsman's Arms, Henlhn; King's Head, and Cymro, Llanrhaiadr; Saracen's Head, Crown, and Red Lion, Llansannan Dolben. Arms, Qaeen's Head, and Hawk and Buckle, Llanefydd; Vron End, White Horse, ...

... Williams, and E. W. Gee, Councillors R. H. Roberts, E. T. Jones, J. Symonds Jones, Robert Parry, Robert Davies, John Lloyd, Evan Thomas, and John Armor. A report was read from Mr. Beller, the engineer, stating thet the drainage works were progressing rapidly ...

... Whorsforth were deatroyed fire this morning. The damage done amounts several thousand n.lfi The buildings belong to Lady Cardigan. the O'KEEFFE CASE. Dublin, Friday. .yHairan, Q.C.. proceeded this morning to i^ -* the iurv on liehalf of Cardinal Cullen ...