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... was being carried by a swift current when Smith plunged overboard and succeeded in bringing him to the entry port. The Rev. John Ina who saved Mrs, At Smith in the Sheffield reservoir on June 23rd. Daniel Gallagher, a sergeant in the Army Service Corps ...
... the ensuing year. Conway. —On Michaelmas Day, William Williams, Esq. was elected alderman, aud Mr. Thomas Roberts, and Mr. John Hughes, Bailiffs of the Borough of Conway. Bkauuaris —T. P. Williams, Esq. is the Mayor, aud William Hughes, aud William Williams ...
... Wanted; four in family; wages £22.—Apply Mrs. Johnson, Eversley, Rawienstall. C OOK-GENERAL, good, Wanted at once.— Address' Mrs. John Fairhurst, The G.ahles, Grappenhall. - - C OOK-GENERAL Wanted for • public; age s'about 36,—Apply Flag Hotel, Bolton. .1-100 ...
... present Colonel Powell MP. for the county of Cardigan. On the 3rd inst. aged 78, Mr. Joseph Cowap, farmer, High Legh, Cheshire. On the 4th inst. accidentally killed in the discharge of hi» duty, aged 38, John Carter, eldest son of Mrs. Ball, fanner, Whitby ...
... Westminster: 2. R. P. C. Farrington. Reston; 3 Efenechtyd !arms, Ltd., Ruthin. Cow in milk, born In or after 1954: 1, Exors. of the Duke of Westminster: 2. E. H. Chapman (Lawley), Ltd.; 3. Sir John Armitage, Brighouse. Bull, torn before April is:. 1957: ...
... Deputy Chairman Dinner on the table at half-pus! four o'clock. Tic! kets to be had at 7 Holywell, Feb. 18, the Bar of the King’s Arms. Bich and Productive Lead Mines. TO BE LET, With immediate right of possession, A those MINES of LEAD ORE, known by dames of ...
... l'Ail ilia. rra UNBWORTH'B SOMMER OVERCOATS SILK AND FELT HATS CARDIGAN JACK NTS UNSWORTH BROS ICNCORN. PO Bile) MR. DAME, VETERINARY SURD EON lbw to santbee that be t practise late MR. JOHN BOSTOCK, any an wham - CHOICE My 140. MI RICHARD KITCEIIN, w•atueTO ...
... the ourney stole goods from Marks and Spencers Giyn Samuel Sutton of 13 Road had previously oleaded guilty to stealing two cardigans worth £2598 and to attempting to obtain £1299 by deception His case had previously been adjourned for social inquiry reports ...
... Depot Collecting Box, 7s. 5d.; C, F., ; Mrs. John Front, £l. 4s (for Is. Xmas Pudding Fund); Mrs. Richmond's sone, £l. 4s. ; Mrs. Herbert Evans, £l. 25.; Miss Fluitt, 2s. ; Mrs. Lea, 2s. ; Anonymous, Miss F. Arm'tt_ 2s. j Mis* Home, 25,; Mrs. I.ecs, 10s ...
... Jacket: Valued at 55., Sold fob 4d. — Joseph Challinor, a middle-aged man, pleaded guilty to stealing a cardigan jacket valued at 58., the property ot John Barwise, farmer, of Hoole. The prosecutor placed the jacket in his shippon at eight o clock last Sunday ...
... niecof Thomas Lamb, grocer. Great Ancoats-atreet. Manchester ult., Whitchurch. John, son of Mr J. Trickelt. farmer of Wrenbnry, Cheshire, Betsy, eldest daughter the late John Roberts, wharfinger, of Whitchurch nit,at the o!d church. Macclesfield, the Rev ...
... Office, 1 +Holywell—Mr. John Thomas, National Provincial Bank. Holyhead—Mr. John Lewis, London House. Ditto—Walter Hughes, Esq., Banker. Llansaintffraid (Conway)—Hagh Hughes, Esg., Bryamynan. Llanbrynmair— Mr. Robert Lloyd, Wynnstay Arms Hotel. FLianfy!lin—Mr ...