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... entirely deserted except those be. low the gangway frontinx the cross benches, which were filled with ladies. The Earl of Cardigan, Earl Peattehamp, Lord Denman, and Lord Colonssy ecru. pied seats on the ministerial side of the House. Pray. era were read ...
... HIOM STASIT. Mrs and Mim Williams, Dolgalley. Mrs Jones, Dolgelley. Mrs and Mi-. Jones, Dolgeley. Kra Jones, Cardigan. Mrs and /dim Morgans, Cardigan. Mrs M. M. Joan, Barsoinzu Mrs and M ss Davies, Dudley. Miss Day es, London. Mr and Mr. Wyun, Camden Lodge ...
... an lit was soon crowded. Mr John Johnes, of Dolaucorhy, wa■ installed as president. Among the ladies and gentlemen present on the platform were the Lord Bishop of St. David's, the Rev. Chancellor Williams, the Rev. John Griffiths, rector of Neath ; Mr ...
... R. Vaughan Williams, Esq., Judge. JUDGMENT. In the suit of John Powell against Gabriel Roberts, of Cefn Cock, Ruthin, John Caratairs Jones, Flintshire, gentleman. Even R,berte, farmer, and John Pierce, draper, Ruthin. Judgment was delivered by his Honour ...
... Manchester irlti! litet ., leet hid, for three months for threateuing to punch to death The death is announced of the Rev. John Healey throe a earl uown • ell place on Thursday ; and this is the way in which another labourer who preferred work to laleDeill ...
... J. Jones, Taly lyn ; Robert Jones and John Breese, Mallwyd ; John Owen and D. E. Kirkby, Llangelynin ; Robert Jones, Llanddwywe-is ; Evan Lewis, Llanelltyd ; Richard Williams and Robert ' Williams, Llanaber ; John Edwards, Llenegyrn. This being the first ...
... bell 4 at Shrewsbury. He had (Se ropes fastened to the Boar, and, sitting in the midst of them, etruck them with his hands and arms. A contemporary states that when the Westbury Oddfellows met on Thursday and marched to the Parish Church they found the doors ...
... Fran, St. Martins, Mr Walter • R- ,, tsfli, farmer. I 25th, Mr R. IS brink, landlord of the Brewers' Arms, these Market, Newtowo. 27111, aged 3, David John, son of Mr D. Holmes Evans, dealer, Itudyllin. 28. h spit 57, Caroline. the beloved wife of David ...
... ves were represented by Mr John Jones, Mr John Humphrey Jones, and Mr Thomas Jones. Mr Edmund Buckley, M.P., was present during the proceedings. In Dinas parish, the name of John Jones vas ob- jected to by Mr Pugh. Mr John Jones said that the property ...
... a view that visitors should not be annoyed. PEl'TY SESSIONS, WEDNESDAY.—Before Thomas Jones, Esq., and John Davies, Esq. Larceny.—John Walker, John Clerk, and William Seymour, three tramps, were brought up in custody charged with having feloniously stolen ...
... permission to Richard John Peregrine, gamekeeper), charged David millions • Tev7 matter, and miles, and five months had elapsed since the sailing tart gravel tad sand from the beach for building par- Lewis, Gwarffordd, John Jenkins, Miners' Armes , poses. Liberty ...
... (Mayor), Mr T. 0. Morgan, Mr T. Jones, Mr J. Matthews, Mr Evan Davies, Swansea, Mr Thomas Hughes, Castelldn, Mr J. Asa Evane, Cardigan, Mr Jenkin Thomas, Llaethllew, » MrDW B^wen, MrJ. Dating with hisses and groans, the latter being pnn- IVL hv the entrance ...